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When we vote we should know who we are voting for, the character of the person and what they represent. For example, every Colorado resident should use every available mean to get the information firsthand, or from Reliable Resources in their community before they decide to vote on the next person, they think they want to vote for in any upcoming election.
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Putting My Experience to Work
One of my goals is to bring awareness to citizens in my community and beyond of the importance of participating in our democracy, and that is by voting, staying current on issues, researching issues, and candidates, calling them out when they cannot state the problem(s) and offer a solution(s) to the problem(s) when campaigning.
So, when all is said and done without questioning and asking serious question to all of those that want to win an election, regardless of their current position, or stage in their life, or office which they may or may not hold, or whatever level within our Gouvernement, or seat they may sit in, simply put it's irresponsible.
Therefore, my focus to is to provide citizens with understandable reasons why they should vote in every election, whether, National, state, or at the local level in their state, county, or city.
That's why I want to apply my experience to that end.
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Written by: Kyla Pearce kyla.pearce@denvergazette.com Feb 25, 2025
"Candidates are lining up quickly for five Aurora City Council seats that are up for election at the end of the year, with campaigns including those from a former Aurora councilmember, a former mayoral candidate and a current councilmember.
As of Tuesday, Aurora's campaign finance system showed five candidates for Ward I, one candidate each for Wards II and III and two candidates for two at-large seats.
The Aurora City Council is made up of a mayor and 10 councilmembers, with six of them representing individual wards and four elected at-large to represent the entire city.
Councilmembers are part-time elected officials, while the mayor's position is full-time. Aurora's elections are non-partisan and the councilmembers serve staggered four-year terms".
As of Tuesday, Aurora's campaign finance system showed five candidates for Ward I, one candidate each for Wards II and III and two candidates for two at-large seats.
The Aurora City Council is made up of a mayor and 10 councilmembers, with six of them representing individual wards and four elected at-large to represent the entire city.
Councilmembers are part-time elected officials, while the mayor's position is full-time. Aurora's elections are non-partisan and the councilmembers serve staggered four-year terms".
Colorado Governor Jared Polis is the most likely reason the Department of Regulatory Agency does not enforce its own Annual Requirement that HOAs provide Correct Contact information in its HOA Registry as Required by Colorado State Statue
16 April 2025 | CHARLES WRIGHT
UPDATING!
16 April 2025 | CHARLES WRIGHT
UPDATING!