Tag: Election 2024
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Audit of Denver election results set for Tuesday
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Denver’s election officials will conduct an audit of election results, which they said would help ensure the integrity of ballots cast in the Nov. 5 general election. This post-election audit, slated for Nov. 19 at the central office of the election division of the Denver Clerk and Recorder’s Office, will be used to verify that…
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Denver Health poised to gain $70 million annually
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Denver voters backed a sales tax increase designed to provide more money to Denver Health, the city’s safety net hospital system. Though votes were still being counted, the margin in favor of the tax hike was sizable at roughly 13 points, with 155,698 votes supporting the measure out of 275,723 counted so far, according to…
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Denver voters reject Mike Johnston’s sales tax hike for affordable housing, latest tally shows
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Denver voters have rejected Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposal to increase the city’s sales tax rate by 0.5 points in order to pay for housing projects citywide. The tax hike proposal divided the Denver City Council, where it was delayed, amended and ultimately sent to the Denver ballot in August. Johnston, who campaigned for the measure…
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Backers of school choice, sentencing initiatives submit signatures for Colorado’s November ballot
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Supporters behind two more initiatives vying for a spot on the November ballot have submitted signatures to the Secretary of State. One would ensure a person convicted of violent offenses would serve a big chunk of a sentence before being paroled. The other measure would…
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Automatic recount likely in Colorado House District 58 GOP primary
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save With just a handful of votes now separating Colorado House District 58 Republican Primary candidates Larry Don Suckla and J. Mark Roeber, the Colorado Secretary of State will most likely order an automatic recount of the 12,971 votes. “As it stands, the vote differential is…
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At the center of Jefferson County’s primary election is a super-techy vote-sorting machine named ‘HAL’
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As this year’s primary election gets underway, close to 380 election judges and 16 full-time staff members will be keeping a close eye on incoming ballots in Jefferson County. And helping them along the way is a $1 million vote-sorting machine, fondly known among the…