Romney Pulls Ahead of Obama in Colorado

[brutal]

Four more days until mail-in ballots start getting sent out...

http://coloradosenate.org/home/featu...line-october-9

DEADLINES AND IMPORTANT DATES

• October 9: Last day to register to vote!

• October 15: Depending on the county, ballots could start going out in the mail. Check with your Clerk and Recorder’s office if you’re not sure when ballots will go out, and definitely contact the office if you’re expecting a ballot and you don’t receive it within about a week after mailing begins.

• October 22: Depending on the county and location within the county, certain early voting centers will open. Check with your Clerk and Recorder’s office for early voting schedules and locations.

• October 30: Last day for registered voters to sign up for a mail ballot and receive one for the 2012 general election.

• November 6, Election Day: All mail ballots must be in the hands of election officials by 7:00 p.m., and we recommend hand-delivering ballots if you can’t get them in the mail in time to arrive at the Clerk’s office by 7:00 p.m. on Nov. 6. Also, people voting at precinct polling places must at least be in line by 7:00 p.m. to be able to vote. In most places, precinct polling places will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.

[HoneyBadger]

Again, go to www.GoVoteColorado.com to register to vote or to update your registration. It's probably still not too late to request a mail-in ballot if you want one!

[ChunkyMonkey]

Again, go to www.GoVoteColorado.com to register to vote or to update your registration. It's probably still not too late to request a mail-in ballot if you want one!

Yes, just not for 2012 election. The deadline for CO is 10/09/2012.

[Rust_shackleford]

Not, nice try though.


More like, Romney is elected and now we have the opportunity to start making the necessary changes to the way we are governed and the financing of that government.

If Obama is elected that opportunity will disappear, likely forever.

I hear that same line of shit every election cycle and the conservatives seem to get more liberal.

[roberth]

I hear that same line of shit every election cycle and the conservatives seem to get more liberal.

You're equating the GOP with conservatives and they are not the same thing.

This election is truly different from all before it, that is why I'm voting for opportunity instead of a 3rd party.

[Sharpienads]

Again, go to www.GoVoteColorado.com to register to vote or to update your registration. It's probably still not too late to request a mail-in ballot if you want one!

Yes, just not for 2012 election. The deadline for CO is 10/09/2012.

It's too late to register, but you can still request a mail-in ballot. Or, you can physically pick up a mail-in ballot from your county's clerk and recorder office (at least you can in El Paso County).

[Sharpienads]

You're equating the GOP with conservatives and they are not the same thing.

Yeah, this seems to happen a lot. I do believe that the GOP is on it's last leg, though. If they continue to slide left, I think it will be time to say bye-bye. But I think there's still hope for the party, barely. I'll still continue to call myself conservative, but will have to register differently.

[brutal]

Four more days until mail-in ballots start getting sent out...

http://coloradosenate.org/home/featu...line-october-9

DEADLINES AND IMPORTANT DATES

• October 9: Last day to register to vote!

• October 15: Depending on the county, ballots could start going out in the mail. Check with your Clerk and Recorder’s office if you’re not sure when ballots will go out, and definitely contact the office if you’re expecting a ballot and you don’t receive it within about a week after mailing begins.

• October 22: Depending on the county and location within the county, certain early voting centers will open. Check with your Clerk and Recorder’s office for early voting schedules and locations.

• October 30: Last day for registered voters to sign up for a mail ballot and receive one for the 2012 general election.

• November 6, Election Day: All mail ballots must be in the hands of election officials by 7:00 p.m., and we recommend hand-delivering ballots if you can’t get them in the mail in time to arrive at the Clerk’s office by 7:00 p.m. on Nov. 6. Also, people voting at precinct polling places must at least be in line by 7:00 p.m. to be able to vote. In most places, precinct polling places will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.

Quoting my own post here for those with RIF challenges.

See the dates listed for details on registration, ballot requests, early voting, etc.

[Ridge]

Yeah, this seems to happen a lot. I do believe that the GOP is on it's last leg, though. If they continue to slide left, I think it will be time to say bye-bye. But I think there's still hope for the party, barely. I'll still continue to call myself conservative, but will have to register differently.

I'm registered as a Republican simply so that the DNC stops sending me mail. Fortunately, the GOP never sends anything.

[sniper7]

looking forward to getting my ballot!