Coffman Town Hall April 12, 2017 6-7 PM

CU Anschutz Campus, Education Building 2 South, Aurora

Must sign up in advance, via link on this page.

Check-in Process:
Please bring your ticket and picture I.D. (with matching address) to the event. Your ticket will be scanned and you will be given an armband and raffle ticket (see below) prior to being admitted to the Main Hall/Overflow Room. For security reasons, please limit your entering/exit of the hall once you have been seated.

Spacing Issues
Due to the overwhelming response to our town hall meeting from across our district and the limited capacity of the venue, we will prioritize access to the auditorium to residents of the 6th District of Colorado. Please use link above to reserve your seat to event. Additionally, there will be an overflow room (which is also ticketed) and which can be reserved at the same link. Online registration is required for admission.

Questions Process
At check-in you will receive a raffle ticket. This ticket with its individual number, will be drawn throughout the the event for questions. Please be sure not to lose or misplace your ticket as well as listen for your number when drawn.

Event Details:

• Admit 1 Constituent Guest Per Ticket
• Matching picture I.D. w/valid address required
• To ensure all attendees have an equal opportunity to participate without an obstructed view, no banners/signs larger than 8 1/2 x 11 are permitted
• For safety reasons no standing in aisles, or blocking entrance/exits
• So that everyone can participate in a constructive conversation, no yelling, shouting, or disruptive behavior.
• No backpacks, food & drinks or weapons of any kind are allowed
• Purses of reasonable size are permitted. Attendees and property are subject to screening
• Congressman's staff & University representatives reserve right of admission
• Registration is required for admission
• By registering and attending this event, you are hereby agreeing to adhere to these terms and university regulations

Press: If you are a member of the Press, please email Daniel.Bucheli@mail.house.gov for event credentials. Be sure to include any specific accommodations your outlet may need to cover the event.

 

Morgan Carroll has said

"It's a fake town hall in the sense it's screened, it's staged, it's choreographed," Morgan Carroll, chair of the state Democratic Party said.

Carroll, who lost to Coffman last November, fears Democrats will not be given a ticket since Coffman's team could cross reference voter information with names given.

"I believe a lot of people who want to talk to their Congressman will be screened out. I do think a good deal of them will be Democrats," Carroll said.

Independents, Unaffiliated, and new voters, please sign up.