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(D) Phil Weiser
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(D) Manny Rutinel
(D) Shannon Bird
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REPUBLICANS
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February 20, 2008 10:20 PM UTC
5 Comments
Well, ok they aren’t, but at least the profits go to the right class of people.
Has anyone looked at how efficiently the clerks run the elections and are all their expenses legit? This has always struck me as set up so there is no challanging the costs because it must be perfect.
It is just like when every group or elected claims Colorado is 49th in funding for whatever they are asking $$$ for like Education, Healthcare, Ice Cream for kids, whatever.
I don’t know why they don’t just claim Colorado is 51st heck if your going to exaggerate go BIG!!!
I’ve seen them, know where they came from and trust the source (who was a successful businessman prior to being elected). Of course, I’m an anonymous poster who’s asking you to take his word for it. Not sure how much street cred that gives me 🙂
Even if the numbers were inflated, one need only look at history to answer Danny’s question. The federal government and the state mandated counties purchase machines and then shirked the majority of the bill.
Gordon’s bill will pass the majority of the costs to the counties and there isn’t any reason to believe history won’t repeat itself.
Listen, politics under the dome have dictated how CO will run the ’08 election. Poor policy coming from power politics and now politicians are trying to back up their hasty words with this bill.
Not a very good way to instill voter confidence or run an election.
If the Gov and Gordon wanted to instill voter confidence they should not have chosen to use Denver’s model for a statewide election.
90% of the counties wanted an all mail election they (Ritter & Gordan) should have listened to the Clerks on this.
Oh well as they say in DC….they are from Denver and they are here to help