The Hudak recall thread

[electronman1729]

Just got back from KS on Wads and 80th. Pretty neat with everyone out there.

Donated some money and dropped off some donuts.

[Lex_Luthor]

I drove by headed south on Wads to Sams and honked for both groups.

[roberth]

I held a sign for a couple of hours, we had some fun. Way more positive feedback than negative.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Bump!!!!

http://completecolorado.com/pagetwo/...at-92-of-goal/

“Recall Hudak Too” campaign says they’re at 92% of goal

[th3w01f]

Bump!!!!

http://completecolorado.com/pagetwo/...at-92-of-goal/

“Recall Hudak Too” campaign says they’re at 92% of goal

Hopefully that's based on the number they were shooting for and not the minimum they needed

Recall Hudak organizers are trying to gather at least 25,000 signatures by early December.

92% of 25K is 23K.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Hopefully that's based on the number they were shooting for and not the minimum they needed



92% of 25K is 23K.

Yeah they are at few thousands above the minimum ATM.

[Brass]

I volunteered to go door-to-door for signatures today and had a great time! Amazing amount of positive feedback from the residents of The Hudak's district. The recall campaign can really use more help tomorrow through Sunday - even on Thanksgiving day. Door to door, as well as in busy parking lots and places like that. Please come and volunteer for a few hours.

[StagLefty]

I just heard that she's resigning on the radio

[Irving]

I just heard that she's resigning on the radio

Came in here to post the same.

[lowbeyond]

Hey looks like all the unions are dumping $ to prevent this

http://thecoloradoobserver.com/2013/...k-from-recall/

Contributions include $25,000 from the National Education Association Fund for Children and Public Education in Washington, D.C.; $10,000 from the International Association of Firefighters in Washington, D.C., and $20,000 from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees in Washington, D.C.

Meanwhile, the Colorado AFL-CIO Labor 2K donated $25,000, and the SEIU Local 105 in Denver gave $10,000, according to reports on the Colorado Secretary of State’s TRACER website.

You can always count on unions!