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This is the main page for the Colorado Elections Project which is a wiki devoted to all the elections in Colorado. Our goal is to help everyone learn about the local elections that affect their lives. We believe that Colorado elections are critical to the health of our state | This is the main page for the Colorado Elections Project which is a wiki devoted to all the elections in Colorado. Our goal is to help everyone learn about the local elections that affect their lives. We believe that Colorado elections are critical to the health of our state | ||
− | Local elections often have a greater | + | Local elections often have a greater effect on our lives than the big national elections. All k-12 public schools are governed by local school boards that have great influence over our children's education. Most police, fire and emergency services are provided by city or county governments. Despite their critical importance, most local elections have very poor voter participation and turnout. |
Although our wiki cannot directly drive voter turnout, we believe that an informed electorate will be more active and make better choices. Our role is to make election information readily available to anyone looking for it. | Although our wiki cannot directly drive voter turnout, we believe that an informed electorate will be more active and make better choices. Our role is to make election information readily available to anyone looking for it. |
Revision as of 16:42, 14 September 2017
This is the main page for the Colorado Elections Project which is a wiki devoted to all the elections in Colorado. Our goal is to help everyone learn about the local elections that affect their lives. We believe that Colorado elections are critical to the health of our state
Local elections often have a greater effect on our lives than the big national elections. All k-12 public schools are governed by local school boards that have great influence over our children's education. Most police, fire and emergency services are provided by city or county governments. Despite their critical importance, most local elections have very poor voter participation and turnout.
Although our wiki cannot directly drive voter turnout, we believe that an informed electorate will be more active and make better choices. Our role is to make election information readily available to anyone looking for it.
There are over 500 election districts in Colorado at many levels including federal, state, city, county, school board, judicial and rural electric. We have divided our wiki by those main divisions.
Current Elected Governments and officials in Colorado
Information on government organization, current office holders and demographics.
- Federal level elected and appointed officials.
- State level elected officials in Colorado.
- Judiciary appointments in Colorado. (Judiciary Portal, under construction)
- City and municipal elected officials in Colorado.
- County level elected officials in Colorado.
- School boards in Colorado.
- Sheriffs in Colorado.
Upcoming Elections - Districts, Dates and Candidates
About the Colorado Elections project
Because civic knowledge is vital to our communities!
- The people behind the Colorado Election Project
- How we research local elections.
- See where we immediately need assistance
- Please tell us anything we are missing in Missing Information.
- How can you help with this? Sign up with IFRR and send a message here to the Wiki team.
- Anything you have that we've missed or wish to express feedback, email us: colorado-elections-wiki@googlegroups.com
- Come play in our Sandbox. Editors can demo formats and users can evaluate.
- Check your voter registration and find your respective districts (external link)