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Posts Tagged ‘colorado politics’

Register to Vote!

Register to Vote!

The Midterm Elections are around the corner and the voter registration deadline is approaching. Have you moved recently and need to update your address? Want to request a mail-in ballot? Or are you a late bloomer and still need to register to vote [...]

Ignorance is Bruce

Ignorance is Bruce

Three November state ballot issues—Proposition 101 and Amendments 60 and 61—would collectively cripple state and local governments in Colorado and have so far drawn strong support among the electorate, despite near universal opposition from [...]

New Era Scoop: Interview with Tom Tancredo

New Era Scoop:  Interview with Tom Tancredo

Originally published in New Era News Tom Tancredo knows how to create heat. His quotes, everything from seeing President Obama as the number one threat to America to the desire to see Mecca bombed, have defined a man that is now running for [...]

Colorado Citizen-Funded Campaigns, a Threshold to Colorado’s Future

Colorado Citizen-Funded Campaigns, a Threshold to Colorado’s Future

We are on the threshold of the most significant opportunity to help level the political playing field since two-thirds of Colorado’s men voted to amend our state’s constitution to give women the right to vote in 1893. Initiative #53, which [...]

Oh Snap! Watch New Era Take on Tom Tancredo

Oh Snap!  Watch New Era Take on Tom Tancredo

The Colorado Democracy Alliance, a group of 37 political organizations including New Era Colorado, was  the target of Tom Tancredo's American Legacy Alliance in a November, 2009  video. Here is New Era's response: New Era is raising money [...]

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