We are hosting three upcoming events where we will write postcards to voters in support of Dwayne Romero's campaign.
The postcards come with preprinted address labels -- all you have to do is write a short personal message. Not sure what to say? We can help you with that! And we will take care of the postage and mailing. All you need to bring is a pen.
This event is in a private home. Sign up for more details.
Will you join us as we talk to voters about Democratic candidates? If you've never gone before, we will pair you with an experienced canvasser who will show you the ropes. All you need to do is stand on the porch and smile!
We will out every Wednesday and Saturday between now and Election Day.
You can sign up here to join us.
About 30 people came out to the Tennyson Sculpture Park on Sept. 1 as the Archuleta Dems kicked off the fall campaign season.
We heard from Barb Clementi, our candidate for state school board. She stressed the importance of showing up and making sure our tax dollars are spent on public schools, not diverted to religious ones.
Denny Finn provided live music for the event, and we gave away a lot of yard signs.
Did you miss out? No worries! We will have more yard signs to distribute at the Chili Supper on Sept. 12. Have you registered yet?
Labor Day means it's time to focus on the election and make your plan to vote.
Here are key dates to know:
Have questions or need help?
Archuleta County Elections: 970-264-8331
Voter assistance hotline: 1-833-336-8683
Check your registration, find election information: Govotecolorado.gov
To track your ballot: https://ballottrax.coloradosos.gov/voter/
Amanda Gonzalez, the Democratic candidate for secretary of state, visited Pagosa on Aug. 28.
She's currently the clerk in Jefferson County, one of the largest in the state. So she's got some experience running elections.
She took questions about the SAVE Act, her opponent's plan to wipe Colorado's voter rolls and start over (not legal or feasible), and how we can keep our elections safe and secure.
Amanda stressed that a lot of the legal maneuvering by the Trump administration is intended to create confusion and chaos. When you need info about elections, turn to your county clerk or the secretary of state's office.
