
Voter Guide
US Senator:
House Rep 120th US Congress - District 4:
Governor / Lt. Governor:
Secratary of State:
State Treasurer:
Attorney General:
State Representative - District 65:
County Commissioner - At-Large:
County Clerk and Recorder:
County Assessor:
County Sheriff:
County Council - At-Large:
Judicial Retention:
William W. Hood III:
Yes No
Rebecca Rankin Freyre:
Yes No
Elizabeth L. Harris:
Yes No
Katharine E. Lum:
Yes No
Pax Moultrie:
Yes No
Karl L. Schock:
Yes No
Grant Sullivan:
Yes No
Audrey A. Galloway:
Yes No
Timothy Gerard Kerns:
Yes No
John J. Briggs:
Yes No
Michele Lynn Meyer:
Yes No
Dana Nichols:
Yes No
81 - Notify Immigration of Criminals:
Yes
No
82 - Restore Right to Purchase Natural Gas:
Yes
No
83 - Right to Hunt and Fish:
Yes
No
84 - Identify on Mail-in Ballots:
Yes
No
85 - Restrict Ballot Measure Titles:
Yes
No
86 - Tie-up Off-Cycle Redistricting:
Yes
No
87 - Graduated Income Tax:
Yes
No
NN - Restructure TABOR for 'Education' and 'Other Purposes':
Yes
No
132 - Increase Penalties for Fentanyl (et.al.) Crimes:
Note: A 'no' vote gives Judges more room for mercy depending on the case, which
is close to my heart because I've been found wanting before a judge and recieved
mercy. This should be devied out case-by-case, and I believe that power should
be retained by the Judiciary. I understand and respect the 'yes' argument, but
I've got to vote my conscience.
Yes
No
133 - Penalties for Human Trafficking of a Minor:
Yes
No
134 - Male and Female Participation in Sports:
Yes
No
135 - Prohibit Surgery on Minors with Respect to Perception of Sex:
Yes
No
136 - Income Tax Rate Limit
Yes
No
137 - Sporting Goods Sales Tax Shiftiness:
Yes
No
7F - Windsor-Severance Mill-Levie:
Yes
No