Of the 87 ballot initiatives listed on the website for the Colorado Title Board, which manages the state's ballot initiative process, Advance Colorado president Michael Fields is listed as a proponent for 61 of them.
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Aurora Councilman Zvonek Says He’s a ‘Lifelong Republican,’ Then Later States, ‘I Never Said I’m a Lifelong Republican’
Zvonek “I’m a lifelong Republican, and I vote for Republicans,” Aurora Councilman Dustin Zvonek said on a right-wing radio show last month.
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Conservatives Ahead in Most Aurora City Council Races
Aurora voters are selecting City Council members to represent Wards I, II and III, as well as two at-large members to represent the entire city.
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Why Was One Republican Excluded From the Conservative Slate Running for Aurora City Council?
Five conservatives running for Aurora City Council have joined together to form a slate to promote their campaigns and key slogans. But one Republican candidate was excluded from the group.
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CO Republicans Go Undercover To Try to Win in Left-Leaning Aurora
Republicans are mounting a comeback in Colorado. You wouldn’t know it looking at the election results from the past few years, but really, they’re trying.
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Republicans Campaigning Together To Take Over Aurora City Council
The Colorado Republican Party’s leading candidate for Governor, Heidi Ganahl, launched her campaign last month with a seven-day statewide tour that included a stop at JJ’s Place, an Aurora bar owned by Republican Danielle Jurinsky, who’s running for Aurora City Council.
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Which Aurora City Council Candidates Are Republicans? Which Are Democrats?
The Aurora City Council election isn’t technically a partisan battleground, but it’s turning out that way, as Democrats and Republicans have poured money and/or endorsements into the race for fellow Democrats or fellow Republicans.
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Campaign Finance Complaint Moves Ahead Against Conservative Dark Money Group
In a legal action that could unveil the names of high-rolling Republicans in Colorado and beyond, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Elections Division is moving ahead with its investigation of a conservative dark money group behind millions of dollars in campaign spending during the 2020 election cycle.