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November 07, 2006 11:31 PM UTC
18 Comments
Especially in Denver – so smooth.
agent Kensington (or, um, Gigi). The disenfranchisement program is exceeding all of our expectations !
She won’t be our Secretary of State for much longer. No matter who wins, they aren’t likely to be worse than Gigi. I don’t think Mike Coffman has quite the same grasp on election issues as Ken Gordon has, and I’m a bit worried about partisanship from Coffman, but either has to be an improvement on the travesty that has been Gigi Dennis’s term in office.
actually. Dennis had proven to be a capable, fairly independent legislator…and then she literally crashed and burned as an executive officer for the state.
An absolute disasterous end to what had been a fine career in public service.
Although I preferred and voted for Ken Gordon, even Mike Coffman will be a big improvement over what we have now. Any thoughts on who was worse, Gi-Gi or Vicki Buckley?
hands down. Vikki Buckley was a right winger (who can forget her speech to the NRA just a week or two after the Columbine massacre), but she really didn’t do that much to impact elections one way or the other–in short, she did her job. Gigi has actively inserted herself time and time again on the side of the Republicans.
We seem to have different recollections as far as Vikki Buckley is concerned.
Buckley originally kept Colorado?s medical marijuana initiative from being counted as a valid ballot question in 1998, claiming there weren?t enough signatures turned in:
(Archived Rocky Mountain News article):
http://www.levellers…
Shortly afterward, it surfaced that she wasn?t exactly above board in how the ballot initiative was evaluated:
(Archived Colorado Springs Gazette article):
http://www.hemp.net/…
After she died, ballot initiatives that hadn?t been counted were mysteriously found in her office. Colorado?s medical marijuana initiative was placed by court order on the ballot in 2000. It passed by a landslide. Today the state of Colorado officially recognizes medical marijuana ? no thanks to the shenanigans of Vikki Buckley.
I guess all of Denver was down for about 15 – 20 minutes after the servers crashed – around 1:00 PM.
call for volunteers directly above it.
http://www.denverpos…
It is not the job of the SOS’s office to run the election in Denver or anywhere else. Her job is to collect, certify, and report election results. I have seen no reports of deficiencies in that area.
Karl Rove is not stealing the election in Denver; administrative incompetence by elected officials in Denver municipal government is the cause of this problem.
We have the Republican AG and Secretary of State colluding to ensure that today’s chaos in Denver means fewer people get to vote. This is Gigi Dennis’ job.
I hope you didn’t make the mistake of voting for Coffman. We need to change this.
from the National Guard under the orders of the Governor (you left him out) dropped special forces troops on the City of Denver warehouse and stole all of their laptops.
in court today. She’s saying “everything’s fine,” and he’s refusing to leave Denver’s overcrowded vote centers open any longer to allow citizens to exercise their voting rights. In point of fact, this is part of her job, so your original comment was wrong.
Regardless of the cause, these Republicans are standing in the way of votes being counted. Why does that make you so happy?
is to enforce compliance with the agreed upon process for conducting an election.
I believe in the rule of law. It was developed to prevent the stealing of elections, and was passed upon, after complete review, by a majority of the [Democratically control] legislature.
get off your butts, get in your cars, and start shuttling people from the long wait areas to the short wait areas. It’s called ‘get out the vote’. It’s part of being personally responsible for the outcomes you want.
“Dear Friend,
This year, Denver has changed from precinct-based polling locations to “Vote Centers”.
Denver residents no longer vote at their old precinct locations on Election Day. Instead, you can choose any one of 55 Vote Centers around the city.”
Don’t blame the GOP and Gigi Dennis for your failures.
It *is* the job of the SOS to work with the various election offices throughout the state to ensure a fair, accurate, and efficient vote. However, it is the primary responsibility of the various election offices to actually do the buying, planning, organizing.
More importantly, though, it is *not* the Secretary of State’s job to try to impede the fair representation of the people by opposing injunctions to extend voting hours in areas where difficulties have arisen. That she and John Suthers are actively opposing an action that has no negative consequences for voting is not a Good Thing.
it will be a legitimate issue at 7:01PM tonight. It is not the cause of the problem now.