Local voters next month get to re-write the state constitution, raise the minimum wage, create an alternative to ObamaCare, repeal slavery as a punishment for crime, raise $572 million for Denver Public Schools, allow another social marijuana experiment, and continue to financially support regional scientific, educational and cultural organizations.
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2016 Front Porch Election Guide—State and Local Ballot Issues and Registration Information
The November Front Porch has a special pullout section on the election—including a chart that explains the entire complicated list of ballot issues you’ll be voting on.
League of Women Voters Guide to State and Local Ballot Issues
Op-Ed Denver’s New Affordable Housing Fund
Editor’s Note: The Front Porch received the op-ed below in opposition to the new affordable fund and solicited the piece in favor so readers can consider opposing views side by side.
Red in a Sea of Blue: Republicans in NE Denver
I’m With Her! Feel the Bern! In NE Denver, Democrats are comfortable supporting their chosen candidates and sharing their views.
House District 8 — Democratic Candidates
House District 8 – all of Park Hill from Locust to Colorado Blvd., Hale, East Colfax, and two precincts in Stapleton just north of Montview and east of Central Park Blvd.
House District 7 — Democratic Candidates
House District 7 includes Park Hill from Quebec to Monaco and all of Stapleton except two precincts just north of Montview and east of Central Park Blvd.
House District 8 — Republican Candidates
House District 8 includes all of Park Hill from Locust to Colorado Blvd., Hale, East Colfax, and two precincts in Stapleton just north of Montview and east of Central Park Blvd.
House District 7 — Republican Candidates
House District 7 includes Park Hill from Quebec to Monaco and all of Stapleton except two precincts just north of Montview and east of Central Park Blvd.
House District 6 — Democratic Candidates
House District 6 – all of Lowry, E. Montclair, Montclair and Mayfair