Early voting update from the DLCC

[PatrickforO]

12. Interesting.

They will be mailing out the ballots in Colorado on the 15th, and we can either mail them in, drop them off in secured ballot drop off locations, or vote in person. Lots of initiatives on the ballot, too - too many, but some that will draw people out. Lots of K-12 stuff. Some transportation infrastructure. A couple of really ill-advised measures both for and against oil and gas.

And, we have a lot of really good, high quality candidates at the state and local levels. I'm thinking Colorado will go blue even more in the House, which already has a Dem majority, and in the Senate, which is now controlled by Republicans. Polis will win for sure against the Legacy-Klansman Stapleton. Weiser should win, and he will be very good as AG. Dave Young is in a tougher race for Treasurer, and he's talking about public banking, which is great. Jena Griswald is running for SoS, and she was a voter rights attorney for the Obamas. She has momentum but most of the attention and money is on the Crow-Coffman contest. Crow should unseat Coffman, but it has been a tough race.

Well...enough of that. I'm working for the campaign of a candidate in my state House district because it is really time to focus on getting Democrats into office from the grassroots up.

As to WY? Blue? No. They will remain a red state with something like half a million people and they will STILL have two US Senators.