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Women: 248 Union: 155
People of Color: 158 Under 35: 142

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The Ballots are Dropping! The Ballots are Dropping!

Today is the day...voting has officially begun in Colorado! We're one of 29 states that allow voting by mail. In most states this is referred to as "absentee" voting but, here in Colorado, it's a true vote-by-mail program designed to reduce crowds at the polls on Election Day and speed up the vote counting process. It also reduces the number of cars that will be traveling to the polls as well, making it environmentally friendly, too. Secretary of State Mike Coffman estimates that... Read More

Save the Date: 2nd Annual Racial Justice Campaign Fundraiser

Two women of color we are working with this year are committed to achieving progressive change that benefits everyone. The 2nd annual Racial Justice Campaign Fundraiser on October 15th will highlight Vickie Ybarra for State Representative of the 14th Legislative District and Roslynne Reed for Mason County Commissioner. Read More

Peter Goldmark's Opponent Fails to Show Up for Debate

Today the Association of Washington Business (AWB) held a debate for the candidates for Commissioner of Public Lands. The incumbent Lands Commissioner, climate change skeptic and friend of the timber industry, Doug Sutherland, failed to show up...

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