“Colorado: The distilled Top 10 list of facts for the Colorado recall”
This item appears at the Recall Elections Blog.
Category Archives: recall elections
“Gov. Hickenlooper says gun recall vote protest illegal”
AP reports.
MORE at the Denver Post.
“Turnout strong so far in Colo. recall elections”
“A. Lawyers, Guns and Money — Q. What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Recall: Colorado State Senate edition”
This item appears on the Recall Elections Blog.
“National Gun Debate Hits Close to Home in Colorado Recall Vote”
NYT: “Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and the billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad have each donated hundreds of thousands of dollars. The National Rifle Association is buying political advertisements. New York’s junior senator sent a fund-raising e-mail. And… Continue reading
“Colorado: Campaign Finance complaint filed against Morse opponent points to the hybrid nature of recalls”
This item appears at the Recall Elections Blog.
“BREAKING: Colorado Supreme Court advises that recall mechanism is unconstitutional”
“Colo. Supreme Court asked for guidance on recalls”
AP reports.
On how this issue recently came to the attention of Colorado officials, see here.
“Colorado: Another legal challenge? Colorado law mandates a vote on the recall question for a successor vote to count”
Josh Spivak:
The Citizen Center’s Marilyn Marks has pointed out that the Colorado Recall requires that voters must cast a ballot on the yes-or-no recall question if they want to vote for a successor candidate. Just to be clear:… Continue reading
“San Diego’s Recall Election and California Constitution Art. 3, Sec. 3.5”
California and San Diego Officials Will Not Enforce Law Requiring Recall Petition Circulators to Be Residents or Registered Voters
See this Memorandum of Law from the San Diego City Attorney’s office.
“San Diego’s recall law is a disaster, one of the worst globally, and should be tossed out in favor of the state law”
“Colorado Supreme Court refuses to hear recall election appeal”
AP:” Colorado’s Supreme Court has refused to enter a dispute over ballot timing in the state’s first-ever legislative recall elections, meaning that most voters must cast ballots in person, even if they have previously requested ballots by mail.”
“Judge’s ruling means no mail ballots in recall election”
News from Colorado:
The Sept. 10 recall elections of two Democratic Colorado lawmakers was supposed to be the first test-run of a new election overhaul, passed this year by Democrats, that would have sent mail ballots to every voter.… Continue reading