Corporate giveaways, climate denialism, naked bigotry, and other bad ideas. By volume, those are the suggestions which will constitute the bulk of Colorado’s November ballot. As I’ve spent the last several weeks writing about, this year marks only the second time in state history that voters have had to contend with as many as 14 initiatives on a single ballot, and most of them are more a product of astroturf than grassroots.
Below is a list of voter guides by the state of Colorado and media outlets — as well as by both left- and right-leaning organizations/individuals.
Ballots have now been mailed to all registered voters in Colorado. To help you decide how to choose among candidates and how to vote on ballot measures, the Colorado Times Recorder has compiled a list of major Colorado voter guides released by progressive and conservative organizations as well as by media outlets and the state of Colorado.
Leaders of Color Collaborative (LCC), a coalition of directors of color from Colorado progressive organizations, released the Racial Justice Ballot Guide Thursday.
