February 4th, 2012

2010 DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
RESULTS


Click: Results | Higher Assembly Schedules | Delegate Rosters | Resolutions


ASSEMBLY RESULTS

County Treasurer
Tom Vann - 298 votes (69.1%)
Diane Holbert - 133 votes (30.9%)

County Coroner
Carter Lord - 212 votes (50.8%)
Lora Thomas - 205 votes (49.2%)

Commissioner, District 1
Jack Hilbert - Acclamation

County Clerk & Recorder
Jack Arrowsmith - Acclamation

County Assessor
Teri Cox - Acclamation

County Sheriff
Dave Weaver - Acclamation

County Surveyor
D.H. Hamilton - Acclamation

Senate District 30
Ted Harvey - Acclamation

House District 44
Chris Holbert - 101 votes (57%)
Polly Lawrence - 77 votes (43%)

House District 43
Frank McNulty - Acclamation

House District 45 (April 24th, 2010)
Carole Murray - Acclamation

HIGHER ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE

Saturday, April 24th, 2010
11:00am: House District 45 Assembly
(Castle View High School, 5254 Meadows Drive, Castle Rock, CO - Map)

Friday, May 21st, 2010
2:00pm: 6th Congressional District Assembly
(Embassy Suites, 4705 Clydesdale Parkway, Loveland, CO - Map)

Saturday, May 22st, 2010
8:30am: Colorado Republican State Assembly
(Budweiser Events Center, 5290 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO 80538 - Map)



DELEGATE / ALTERNATE ROSTER

DISTRICT 1 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Steve Schwarz   303-681-2281
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: SCHWARZ, STEVE
Delegate: OREILLY, C.
Delegate: BUSAK, M.
Delegate: CORLEY, D.
Delegate: DELGIORNO, T.
Delegate: NIENBURG, C.
Alternate 1: CARSON, B.
Alternate 2: ARMOUR, D.
Alternate 3: HORWITZ, M.
Alternate 4: SCHWARZ, J.
Alternate 5: SULLIVAN, J.
Alternate 6: RIFFE, R.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: SCHWARZ, STEVE
Delegate: NIENBURG, C.
Delegate: OREILLY, C.
Delegate: SCHWARZ, J.
Delegate: CARSON, B.
Delegate: HORWITZ, M.
Alternate 1: RIFFE, R.
Alternate 2: SULLIVAN, J.
Alternate 3: DELGIORNO, T.
Alternate 4: BUSSE, L.
Alternate 5: ARMOUR, D.
Alternate 6: CORLEY, D.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: SCHWARZ, STEVE
Delegate: OREILLY, C.
Delegate: RIFFE, R.
Delegate: SULLIVAN, J.
Delegate: BUSSE, L.
Delegate: DELGIORNO, T.
Delegate: CARSON, B.
Delegate: HORWITZ, M.
Delegate: SCHWARZ, J.
Delegate: HOYNES, M.
Delegate: BAHN, W.
Delegate: NIENBURG, C.
Alternate 1: COATS, J.
Alternate 2: ANDERTON, B.
Alternate 3: BAKER, S.
Alternate 4: SHAW, R.
Alternate 5: THOMASSON, J.
DISTRICT 2 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Dave Gill   303-688-4162
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: GILL, DAVE
Delegate: GILL, A.
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
Delegate: WIENS, D.
Alternate 1: BROWN, T.
Alternate 2: DELVA, J.
Alternate 3: MCCOLLUM, J.
Alternate 4: PARDY, B.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: GILL, DAVE
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: GILL, DAVE
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
Delegate: ALEXANDER, K.
Delegate: BROWN, T.
Delegate: DELVA, J.
Delegate: FABICK, S.
Delegate: GILL, A.
Delegate: PARDY, B.
Delegate: WIENS, D.
DISTRICT 3 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Jim Fink   303-663-1907
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: FINK, JIM
At-Large Delegate: NOHAVEC, PAT
Delegate: COX, D.
Delegate: FRIZELL, E.
Delegate: HULBERT, L.
Delegate: MCADOW, A.
Delegate: MCADOW, H.
Delegate: STUCY, R.
Delegate: THAYER, S.
Alternate 1: GREEN, J.
Alternate 2: ALFANO, L.
Alternate 3: HENDERSON, J.
Alternate 4: ROBINSON, M.
Alternate 5: JOHNSON, R.
Alternate 6: PINNELL, J.
Alternate 7: REED, R.
Alternate 8: REED, V.
Alternate 9: BLEVINS, B.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: FINK, JIM
At-Large Delegate: NOHAVEC, PAT
Delegate: FRIZELL, E.
Delegate: HULBERT, L.
Delegate: HUNSAKER, J.
Delegate: HUNSAKER, W.
Delegate: MCADOW, A.
Delegate: STUCY, R.
Delegate: THAYER, S.
Alternate 1: JOHNSON, R.
Alternate 2: ALFANO, L.
Alternate 3: MCADOW, H.
Alternate 4: GREEN, J.
Alternate 5: COX, D.
Alternate 6: BLEVINS, B.
Alternate 7: CUCAROLA, M.
Alternate 8: PINNELL, J.
Alternate 9: REED, V.
Alternate 10: SORENSEN, M.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: FINK, JIM
At-Large Delegate: NOHAVEC, PAT
Delegate: ALFANO, L.
Delegate: COX, D.
Delegate: CUCAROLA, M.
Delegate: FRIZELL, E.
Delegate: GREEN, J.
Delegate: HENDERSON, J.
Delegate: HULBERT, L.
Delegate: HUNSAKER, J.
Delegate: HUNSAKER, W.
Delegate: JOHNSON, R.
Delegate: MCADOW, A.
Delegate: MCADOW, H.
Delegate: STUCY, R.
Delegate: THAYER, S.
Alternate 1: ROBINSON, M.
Alternate 2: BLEVINS, B.
Alternate 3: RODENHEISER, G.
Alternate 4: PINNELL, J.
Alternate 5: PINNELL, M.
Alternate 6: REED, R.
Alternate 7: REED, V.
Alternate 8: RUPERT, E.
Alternate 9: SORENSEN, M.
DISTRICT 4 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Bill Prehm   719-306-3509
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: PREHM, BILL
Delegate: STOCKMOE, N.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Delegate: KRUEGER, K.
Delegate: HERR, D.
Delegate: ROTRUCK, R.
Delegate: RICHEY, R.
Alternate 1: YARUSSO, J.
Alternate 2: ROBERTS, G.
Alternate 3: PICKER, E.
Alternate 4: JOST, M.
Alternate 5: JACOB, J.
Alternate 6: GERNERT, W.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: PREHM, BILL
Delegate: VALDEZ, P.
Delegate: STOCKMOE, N.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Delegate: KRUEGER, K.
Delegate: ROTRUCK, R.
Delegate: HERR, D.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Alternate 1: RICHEY, R.
Alternate 2: JOSLYN, N.
Alternate 3: ROBERTS, G.
Alternate 4: PICKER, E.
Alternate 5: STOCKMOE, L.
Alternate 6: YARUSSO, J.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: PREHM, BILL
Delegate: GERNERT, W.
Delegate: GLANCY, J.
Delegate: HERR, D.
Delegate: JOSLYN, N.
Delegate: KARY, A.
Delegate: KLOS, T.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Delegate: PETERSON, J.
Delegate: PICKER, E.
Delegate: PREHM, K.
Delegate: RICHEY, R.
Delegate: STOCKMOE, L.
Delegate: STOCKMOE, N.
DISTRICT 5 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Dick Lichtenheld   303-688-1920
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: LICHTENHELD, DICK
Delegate: RUSSELL, C.
Delegate: ABRAMSON, J.
Delegate: LOVELL, J.
Delegate: ADLER, V.
Delegate: KOURY, G.
Delegate: BOLIN, M.
Alternate 1: AGLER, R.
Alternate 2: FROMAN, N.
Alternate 3: UHL, D.
Alternate 4: BOLIN, S.
Alternate 5: ALLEN, S.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: LICHTENHELD, DICK
Delegate: ABRAMSON, J.
Delegate: LOVELL, J.
Delegate: UHL, D.
Delegate: BOLIN, M.
Delegate: ADLER, V.
Delegate: KOURY, G.
Alternate 1: BOLIN, S.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: LICHTENHELD, DICK
Delegate: ABRAMSON, J.
Delegate: ADLER, V.
Delegate: ALLEN, S.
Delegate: BOLIN, S.
Delegate: EMERSON, M.
Delegate: FROMAN, N.
Delegate: KOLLMAR, S.
Delegate: KOURY, G.
Delegate: LEUNG, K.
Delegate: LOVELL, J.
Delegate: MITCHELL, E.
Delegate: UHL, D.
DISTRICT 6 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Crista Huff   303-683-0783
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HUFF, CRISTA
Delegate: BREHM, K.
Delegate: CERNY, C.
Delegate: FISK, V.
Delegate: HUFF, J.
Delegate: LESKOSKY, G.
Delegate: UNRUH, K.
Delegate: WHITE, S.
Alternate 1: JOHNSON, A.
Alternate 2: JOHNSON, G.
Alternate 3: HOUSER, P.
Alternate 4: BRUST, A.
Alternate 5: LESKOSKY, B.
Alternate 6: THOMAS, R.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HUFF, CRISTA
Delegate: FISK, V.
Delegate: HOUSER, P.
Delegate: Jensen, J.
Delegate: JOHNSON, A.
Delegate: JOHNSON, G.
Delegate: LESKOSKY, B.
Delegate: LESKOSKY, G.
Alternate 1: BRUST, A.
Alternate 2: THOMAS, R.
Alternate 3: UNRUH, K.
Alternate 4: CYGAN, N.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HUFF, CRISTA
Delegate: ALLSOP, K.
Delegate: CYGAN, N.
Delegate: FISK, V.
Delegate: HUFF, J.
Delegate: JOHNSON, A.
Delegate: JOHNSON, G.
Delegate: LESKOSKY, B.
Delegate: LESKOSKY, G.
Delegate: THOMAS, R.
Delegate: WHITE, S.
Delegate: YEVOLI, V.
DISTRICT 7 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Roger Partridge   303-660-6428
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BAISLEY, MARK
At-Large Delegate: GEDDES, JIM
At-Large Delegate: PARTRIDGE, ROGER
At-Large Delegate: RIBER, WES
Delegate: BROWN, B.
Delegate: HENRY, W.
Delegate: LAWRENCE, R.
Delegate: NUNEZ, J.
Delegate: NUNEZ, L.
Delegate: RICKS, J.
Delegate: SHELTON, N.
Delegate: STOOKESBERRY, F.
Alternate 1: RICKS, A.
Alternate 2: VANLINGEN, E.
Alternate 3: STRAWSER, T.
Alternate 4: HOPPES, V.
Alternate 5: DIXON, J.
Alternate 6: GIATRAS, J.
Alternate 7: STRAWSER, P.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BAISLEY, MARK
At-Large Delegate: GEDDES, JIM
At-Large Delegate: PARTRIDGE, ROGER
At-Large Delegate: RIBER, WES
Delegate: BROWN, B.
Delegate: NUNEZ, J.
Delegate: NUNEZ, L.
Delegate: RICKS, A.
Delegate: RICKS, J.
Delegate: SHELTON, N.
Delegate: STOOKESBERRY, F.
Delegate: WEINROTH, J.
Alternate 1: DIXON, J.
Alternate 2: STRAWSER, P.
Alternate 3: STRAWSER, T.
  
DISTRICT 8 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Jack McCormick   303-791-7583
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MCCORMICK, JACK
Delegate: STANSBERY, J.
Delegate: GEISSLER, M.
Delegate: BARTER, J.
Delegate: DAUGHERTY, M.
Delegate: SCHVANEVELDT, D.
Delegate: ENGLER, J.
Alternate 1: O CONNELL, W.
Alternate 2: CROSBIE, R.
Alternate 3: SZEREMY, S.
Alternate 4: JENKINS, D.
Alternate 5: SHELTON, G.
Alternate 6: PETERSEN, J.
Alternate 7: MORRIS, S.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MCCORMICK, JACK
Delegate: STANSBERY, J.
Delegate: BARTER, J.
Delegate: SHELTON, G.
Delegate: SCHVANEVELDT, D.
Delegate: O CONNELL, W.
Delegate: SZEREMY, S.
Alternate 1: MORRIS, S.
Alternate 2: KRAMER, L.
Alternate 3: PETERSEN, J.
Alternate 4: JENSON, E.
  
DISTRICT 9 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Karl Paulson   303-596-1526
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: PAULSON, KARL
Delegate: CARSON, J.
Delegate: HARDEN, A.
Delegate: LHOTKA, D.
Delegate: LOGAN, G.
Delegate: MOMPER, A.
Delegate: RYAN, E.
Delegate: WOOD, R.
Alternate 1: MORGAN, M.
Alternate 2: NICHOLS, M.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: PAULSON, KARL
Delegate: CARSON, J.
Delegate: HARDEN, A.
Delegate: LOGAN, G.
Delegate: MOMPER, A.
Delegate: MORGAN, M.
Delegate: RYAN, E.
Delegate: WOOD, R.
Alternate 1: NICHOLS, M.
  
DISTRICT 10 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain John Ebel   303-435-9169
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: EBEL, JOHN
Delegate: BEASLEY, M.
Delegate: HAMILTON, C.
Delegate: HARRINGTON, J.
Delegate: HATCH, K.
Delegate: MCNULTY, T.
Delegate: SARDAKOWSKI, L.
Delegate: WASDEN, J.
Alternate 1: LAWSON, T.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: EBEL, JOHN
Delegate: HAMILTON, C.
Delegate: HARRINGTON, J.
Delegate: HATCH, K.
Delegate: HATCHER, S.
Delegate: MCNULTY, T.
Delegate: SARDAKOWSKI, L.
Delegate: WASDEN, J.
Alternate 1: LAWSON, T.
  
DISTRICT 11 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Dick Sides   720-344-9278
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: SIDES, DICK
Delegate: SIDES, A.
Delegate: ZULANAS, K.
Delegate: BROWN, R.
Delegate: MAIS, M.
Delegate: WORLEY, J.
Delegate: KERBS, D.
Delegate: WORLEY, M.
Alternate 1: SAUNDERS, H.
Alternate 2: ARSENAULT, J.
Alternate 3: SAUNDERS, J.
Alternate 4: HEILAND, C.
Alternate 5: FAGERNESS, C.
Alternate 6: BROWN, B.
Alternate 7: HANKS, E.
Alternate 8: MITCHELL, G.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: SIDES, DICK
Delegate: SIDES, A.
Delegate: WORLEY, M.
Delegate: WORLEY, J.
Delegate: FAGERNESS, C.
Delegate: ARSENAULT, J.
Delegate: MAIS, M.
Delegate: HEILAND, C.
Alternate 1: MITCHELL, G.
Alternate 2: BROWN, R.
  
DISTRICT 12 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Cindy Hagen   303-791-4734
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HAGEN, CINDY
Delegate: GOLDBERGER, A.
Delegate: HAGEN, G.
Delegate: MCCORMICK, M.
Delegate: ROBERTS, T.
Delegate: VAIL, T.
Alternate 1: DEBERRY, D.
Alternate 2: BARRON, S.
Alternate 3: BARRON, M.
Alternate 4: COE, M.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HAGEN, CINDY
Delegate: COE, M.
Delegate: DEBERRY, D.
Delegate: GOLDBERGER, A.
Delegate: HAGEN, G.
Delegate: ROBERTS, T.
  
DISTRICT 13 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Gus Hansen   303-346-1730
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HANSEN, GUS
At-Large Delegate: HARVEY, TED
At-Large Delegate: REPELLA, JILL
Delegate: CHAPMAN, D.
Delegate: DAVIS, S.
Delegate: MORTON, D.
Delegate: PEMBERTON, J.
Delegate: TRUMMER, R.
Delegate: WILSON, D.
Delegate: WIRSING, J.
Alternate 1: BURNETT, M.
Alternate 2: FLOWERS, T.
Alternate 3: LITTLE, M.
Alternate 4: ODDO, N.
Alternate 5: SALYERS, P.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HANSEN, GUS
At-Large Delegate: HARVEY, TED
At-Large Delegate: REPELLA, JILL
Delegate: CHAPMAN, D.
Delegate: DAVIS, S.
Delegate: MORTON, D.
Delegate: PEMBERTON, J.
Delegate: SALYERS, P.
Delegate: WILSON, D.
Delegate: WIRSING, J.
Alternate 1: BURNETT, M.
Alternate 2: ODDO, N.
  
DISTRICT 14 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Robert Hall   303-470-9186
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HALL, ROBERT
Delegate: BRITTON, S.
Delegate: DICKERSON, M.
Delegate: HAYWARD, A.
Delegate: MACKAY, R.
Delegate: SULLIVAN, B.
Delegate: WARDROP, D.
Alternate 1: TONNER, S.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: HALL, ROBERT
Delegate: DICKERSON, M.
Delegate: HOLLADAY, J.
Delegate: MACKAY, R.
Delegate: TONNER, L.
Delegate: TONNER, S.
Delegate: WARDROP, D.
  
DISTRICT 15 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Barbara Salisbury   720-884-6040
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MCNULTY, FRANK
At-Large Delegate: SALISBURY, BARBARA
At-Large Delegate: STEINER, CRAIG
Delegate: DECKER, N.
Delegate: FORSHEY, S.
Delegate: PITTMAN, R.
Delegate: POWELL, R.
Delegate: HANNEMAN, C.
Delegate: ANDERSON, S.
Alternate 1: MCALLISTER, C.
Alternate 2: ROBERTS, V.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MCNULTY, FRANK
At-Large Delegate: SALISBURY, BARBARA
At-Large Delegate: STEINER, CRAIG
Delegate: DECKER, N.
Delegate: HANNEMAN, C.
Delegate: PITTMAN, R.
Delegate: FORSHEY, S.
Delegate: POWELL, R.
Delegate: ANDERSON, S.
Alternate 1: HALE, R.
Alternate 2: MCALLISTER, C.
Alternate 3: ROBERTS, V.
  
DISTRICT 16 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Gary Davis   720-206-5232
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: DAVIS, GARY
Delegate: DI CARLO, D.
Delegate: HANSON, K.
Delegate: HORNUNG, A.
Delegate: OLKOWSKI, B.
Delegate: RILEY, K.
Delegate: WANN, B.
Delegate: WILSON, R.
Alternate 1: HARTEL, B.
Alternate 2: VOWLES, J.
Alternate 3: KELLY, G.
Alternate 4: BECKER, J.
Alternate 5: BUTLER, G.
Alternate 6: CLITHERO, J.
Alternate 7: VOWLES, L.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: DAVIS, GARY
Delegate: DI CARLO, D.
Delegate: HANSON, K.
Delegate: HORNUNG, A.
Delegate: OLKOWSKI, B.
Delegate: RILEY, K.
Delegate: WILSON, R.
Delegate: WANN, B.
Alternate 1: VOWLES, J.
Alternate 2: HARTEL, B.
Alternate 3: CLITHERO, J.
Alternate 4: KELLY, G.
Alternate 5: BECKER, J.
Alternate 6: BUTLER, G.
  
DISTRICT 17 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Joel Cannon   303-335-9651
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: CANNON, JOEL
Delegate: CASTRICONE, P.
Delegate: ASHBY, M.
Delegate: FENN, B.
Delegate: WHITLOW, M.
Delegate: THOMAS, L.
Delegate: AHRENDT, R.
Delegate: CAMBRON, J.
Alternate 1: THOMAS, S.
Alternate 2: WOUDENBERG, C.
Alternate 3: ASHBY, W.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: CANNON, JOEL
Delegate: MIHALIK, K.
Delegate: WOUDENBERG, C.
Delegate: AHRENDT, R.
Delegate: CAMBRON, J.
Delegate: ASHBY, W.
  
DISTRICT 18 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Kim Ransom   303-799-4638
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: RANSOM, KIM
Delegate: KOCH, D.
Delegate: NEWVILLE, J.
Delegate: OHMAN, B.
Delegate: PIPER, B.
Delegate: SCHMIDT, J.
Delegate: SCHMIDT, V.
Delegate: SCHOENROCK, M.
Delegate: SMALL, J.
Delegate: THOMAS, S.
Delegate: WINSLOW, D.
Delegate: WINTERS, G.
Alternate 1: LANDIS, S.
Alternate 2: HUBER, M.
Alternate 3: BRYAN, D.
Alternate 4: KLASSEN, L.
Alternate 5: MCMAHER, R.
Alternate 6: WEATHERFORD, W.
Alternate 7: MOOTS, P.
Alternate 8: PERLINGER, P.
Alternate 9: ANDERSEN, M.
Alternate 10: FREDERICKSEN, J.
Alternate 11: WIESE, E.
Alternate 12: GREEN, J.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: RANSOM, KIM
Delegate: HUBER, M.
Delegate: KOCH, D.
Delegate: NEWVILLE, J.
Delegate: OHMAN, B.
Delegate: PIPER, B.
Delegate: SCHMIDT, J.
Delegate: SCHMIDT, V.
Delegate: SCHOENROCK, M.
Delegate: SMALL, J.
Delegate: WINSLOW, D.
Delegate: WINTERS, G.
Alternate 1: LANDIS, S.
Alternate 2: KLASSEN, L.
Alternate 3: BRYAN, D.
Alternate 4: THOMAS, S.
Alternate 5: MOOTS, P.
Alternate 6: MCMAHER, R.
Alternate 7: PERLINGER, P.
Alternate 8: ANDERSEN, M.
Alternate 9: GRICE, C.
Alternate 10: LEWIS, S.
Alternate 11: GREEN, J.
  
DISTRICT 19 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Chrystalla Larson   303-799-0913
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: LARSON, CHRYSTALLA
Delegate: HARDIN, B.
Delegate: KENNEDY, C.
Delegate: KENNEDY, M.
Delegate: KING, M.
Delegate: REED, L.
Delegate: SMITH, C.
Delegate: SPARKMAN, B.
Delegate: SPEER, T.
Delegate: SPURLOCK, A.
Alternate 1: MCCORMICK, M.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: LARSON, CHRYSTALLA
Delegate: HARDIN, B.
Delegate: KENNEDY, C.
Delegate: KENNEDY, M.
Delegate: MCCORMICK, M.
Delegate: POKORNEY, J.
Delegate: REED, L.
Delegate: SMITH, C.
Delegate: SPARKMAN, B.
Delegate: SPEER, T.
Alternate 1: GREGORY, K.
Alternate 2: KRAMER, L.
Alternate 3: BLAKE, C.
Alternate 4: HOLLAND, C.
Alternate 5: SPARKMAN, S.
  
DISTRICT 20 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Bob Kennedy   720 309-8893
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: KENNEDY, BOB
Delegate: BARNETT, A.
Delegate: BRENNAN, R.
Delegate: BROOKS, C.
Delegate: HART, J.
Delegate: LOCKWOOD, J.
Delegate: NEAREN, J.
Delegate: SIMPSON, R.
Delegate: STEWART-GOODWIN, T.
Delegate: TOPPER, C.
Delegate: ZVONEK, D.
Alternate 1: SIMPSON, L.
Alternate 2: VINCENT, W.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: KENNEDY, BOB
Delegate: BARNETT, A.
Delegate: BRENNAN, R.
Delegate: LOCKWOOD, J.
Delegate: NEAREN, J.
Delegate: SIMPSON, L.
Delegate: SIMPSON, R.
Delegate: STEWART-GOODWIN, T.
Delegate: TOPPER, C.
Delegate: ZVONEK, D.
  
DISTRICT 21 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Debbie Cohen   303-840-9694
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: COHEN, DEBBIE
At-Large Delegate: WEAVER, DAVE
Delegate: GAHERTY, P.
Delegate: JOHNSON, M.
Delegate: VITALE, K.
Delegate: VOLLERTSEN, C.
Delegate: WEAVER, M.
Delegate: WILLSON, D.
Alternate 1: PERRINE, W.
Alternate 2: DASSLER, D.
Alternate 3: HUBER, L.
Alternate 4: KADE, J.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: COHEN, DEBBIE
At-Large Delegate: WEAVER, DAVE
Delegate: GAHERTY, P.
Delegate: HUBER, L.
Delegate: JOHNSON, M.
Delegate: VITALE, K.
Delegate: WEAVER, M.
Delegate: WILLSON, D.
Alternate 1: POOK, M.
Alternate 2: KADE, J.
Alternate 3: VOLLERTSEN, C.
  
DISTRICT 22 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Lindy Blackburn   303-726-0918
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BLACKBURN, LINDY
Delegate: DEVENCENTY-RUDOLPH, M.
Delegate: BEERY, K.
Delegate: NEWMAN, M.
Delegate: TATE, R.
Delegate: STROTH, G.
Delegate: WARNICK, D.
Delegate: HYATT, D.
Alternate 1: BLACKBURN, T.
Alternate 2: CLARK, R.
Alternate 3: CROOKS, J.
Alternate 4: NAPER, P.
Alternate 5: PALMER, M.
Alternate 6: BEERY, D.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BLACKBURN, LINDY
Delegate: DEVENCENTY-RUDOLPH, M.
Delegate: TATE, R.
Delegate: STROTH, G.
Delegate: NEWMAN, M.
Delegate: BEERY, K.
Delegate: WARNICK, D.
Delegate: HYATT, D.
Alternate 1: BLACKBURN, T.
Alternate 2: CLARK, R.
Alternate 3: CROOKS, J.
Alternate 4: NAPER, P.
Alternate 5: PALMER, M.
Alternate 6: BEERY, D.
  
DISTRICT 23 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Bob White   720-842-0578
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: WHITE, BOB
Delegate: BURK, E.
Delegate: ALLEN, K.
Delegate: SCHEFFEL, M.
Delegate: MILIUS, B.
Delegate: REILAND, A.
Alternate 1: HAEFLEIN, M.
Alternate 2: HAEFLEIN, R.
Alternate 3: OLSON, D.
Alternate 4: MILIUS, G.
Alternate 5: KUTNEY, H.
Alternate 6: PFEIFFER, R.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: WHITE, BOB
Delegate: BURK, E.
Delegate: HAEFLEIN, M.
Delegate: HAEFLEIN, R.
Delegate: KUTNEY, H.
Delegate: SCHEFFEL, M.
Alternate 1: MILIUS, B.
Alternate 2: OLSON, D.
Alternate 3: LEGRIED, K.
Alternate 4: REILAND, A.
Alternate 5: MILIUS, G.
Alternate 6: PFEIFFER, R.
  
DISTRICT 24 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Mike Maxwell   303-841-4617
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MAXWELL, MIKE
At-Large Delegate: SCHEFFEL, MARK
Delegate: CLAIR, R.
Delegate: TAXAR, M.
Delegate: CLAIR, D.
Delegate: SMITH, B.
Delegate: KITCHIN, D.
Delegate: SCHEFFEL, D.
Delegate: BAMMES, D.
Alternate 1: SMITH, L.
Alternate 2: SMITH, M.
Alternate 3: GALEMBA, E.
Alternate 4: PALERMO, C.
Alternate 5: BAMMES, J.
Alternate 6: MCLAREN, T.
Alternate 7: TURNER, R.
Alternate 8: SCHEFFEL, C.
Alternate 9: ANDERSON, R.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: MAXWELL, MIKE
At-Large Delegate: SCHEFFEL, MARK
Delegate: SCHEFFEL, C.
Delegate: TAXAR, M.
Delegate: SCHEFFEL, D.
Delegate: CLAIR, R.
Delegate: CLAIR, D.
Delegate: KITCHIN, D.
Delegate: PALERMO, C.
Alternate 1: SMITH, M.
Alternate 2: MCLAREN, T.
Alternate 3: TURNER, R.
Alternate 4: BAMMES, D.
Alternate 5: SMITH, B.
Alternate 6: SMITH, L.
Alternate 7: ANDERSON, R.
Alternate 8: BAMMES, J.
Alternate 9: GREEN, G.
  
DISTRICT 25 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Al Bollwerk   303-841-1908
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BOLLWERK, AL
At-Large Delegate: HILBERT, JACK
Delegate: BOLLWERK, B.
Delegate: CAPE, C.
Delegate: DODD, T.
Delegate: DUKES, M.
Delegate: MARK, S.
Delegate: NELSON, K.
Delegate: NICHOLS, S.
Delegate: STANFORTH, K.
Delegate: THORNTON, J.
Alternate 1: NICHOLS, L.
Alternate 2: LEIGHNER, T.
Alternate 3: GURULE, D.
Alternate 4: HICKEY, W.
Alternate 5: ANDERSON, P.
Alternate 6: ANDERSON, M.
Alternate 7: UNDERWOOD, S.
Alternate 8: BRYANT, W.
Alternate 9: EDSON, S.
Alternate 10: BLUM, L.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BOLLWERK, AL
At-Large Delegate: HILBERT, JACK
Delegate: BOLLWERK, B.
Delegate: CAPE, C.
Delegate: DODD, T.
Delegate: DUKES, M.
Delegate: MARK, S.
Delegate: NELSON, K.
Delegate: NICHOLS, S.
Delegate: STANFORTH, K.
Delegate: THORNTON, J.
Alternate 1: LEIGHNER, T.
Alternate 2: GURULE, D.
Alternate 3: ANDERSON, P.
Alternate 4: NICHOLS, L.
Alternate 5: HICKEY, W.
Alternate 6: ANDERSON, M.
Alternate 7: UNDERWOOD, S.
Alternate 8: BRYANT, W.
Alternate 9: EDSON, S.
Alternate 10: BLUM, L.
  
DISTRICT 26 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Merlin Klotz   303-741-2787
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: KLOTZ, MERLIN
At-Large Delegate: MAY, MICHAEL
Delegate: AALBU, J.
Delegate: BLIVEN, M.
Delegate: EVANS, J.
Delegate: FERGUSON, B.
Delegate: GERHART, W.
Delegate: GREGSTON, S.
Delegate: KENNEDY, J.
Delegate: MORRISSEY, S.
Delegate: OSBORNE, D.
Delegate: THOMPSON, F.
Delegate: THOMPSON, T.
Alternate 1: DRISCOLL, L.
Alternate 2: DRISCOLL, R.
Alternate 3: CHRISTIANSEN, D.
Alternate 4: KAPLAN, B.
Alternate 5: PERRY, J.
Alternate 6: Weekly, D.
Alternate 7: WRIGHT, D.
Alternate 8: WRIGHT, J.
Alternate 9: ALLOTT, G.
Alternate 10: CREEKBAUM, M.
Alternate 11: AALBU, S.
Alternate 12: ROZEBOOM, T.
Alternate 13: BEARD, D.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: KLOTZ, MERLIN
At-Large Delegate: MAY, MICHAEL
Delegate: MORRISSEY, S.
Delegate: THOMPSON, F.
Delegate: THOMPSON, T.
Delegate: KENNEDY, J.
Delegate: GERHART, W.
Delegate: FERGUSON, B.
Delegate: DRISCOLL, L.
Delegate: DRISCOLL, R.
Delegate: GREGSTON, S.
Delegate: LOTITO, E.
Delegate: EVANS, J.
Alternate 1: OSBORNE, D.
Alternate 2: PERRY, J.
Alternate 3: CREEKBAUM, M.
Alternate 4: MOFFITT, R.
Alternate 5: PEW, M.
Alternate 6: PEW, D.
Alternate 7: KENDZIOR, W.
  
DISTRICT 27 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Ben Cox   303-660-8749
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: COX, BEN
At-Large Delegate: COX, TERI
At-Large Delegate: MURRAY, CAROLE
Delegate: ASH, K.
Delegate: BARGA, W.
Delegate: BEACH, T.
Delegate: BRUCE, G.
Delegate: CHRISTENSEN, J.
Delegate: HOY, D.
Delegate: MCKELLAR, B.
Delegate: REED, R.
Delegate: WONSTOLEN, A.
Alternate 1: SCHACHT, T.
Alternate 2: DARANEUVONG, V.
Alternate 3: HOPKINS, S.
Alternate 4: STEVENS, R.
Alternate 5: PERRY, J.
Alternate 6: HARRIS, M.
Alternate 7: TERRILL, J.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: COX, BEN
At-Large Delegate: COX, TERI
At-Large Delegate: MURRAY, CAROLE
Delegate: BEACH, T.
Delegate: BRUCE, G.
Delegate: CHRISTENSEN, J.
Delegate: DARANEUVONG, V.
Delegate: GATES, L.
Delegate: HOY, D.
Delegate: MCKELLAR, B.
Delegate: REED, R.
Delegate: WONSTOLEN, A.
Alternate 1: HOPKINS, S.
Alternate 2: BARGA, W.
Alternate 3: PERRY, J.
Alternate 4: STEVENS, R.
Alternate 5: SCHACHT, T.
Alternate 6: TERRILL, J.
Alternate 7: HARRIS, M.
Alternate 8: RINGLER, C.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: COX, BEN
At-Large Delegate: COX, TERI
At-Large Delegate: MURRAY, CAROLE
Delegate: ASH, K.
Delegate: BARGA, W.
Delegate: BEACH, T.
Delegate: BRUCE, G.
Delegate: CHRISTENSEN, J.
Delegate: DARANEUVONG, V.
Delegate: GATES, L.
Delegate: HOPKINS, S.
Delegate: HOY, D.
Delegate: MCKELLAR, B.
Delegate: PERRY, J.
Delegate: REED, R.
Delegate: RINGLER, C.
Delegate: SCHACHT, T.
Delegate: STEVENS, R.
Delegate: TERRILL, J.
Delegate: WONSTOLEN, A.
Alternate 1: HARRIS, M.
Alternate 2: NEEF, P.
DISTRICT 28 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Mike Oliva   720-851-6033
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: AHLBRECHT, CHARLES
At-Large Delegate: FIELDING, JOHN
At-Large Delegate: OLIVA, MIKE
Delegate: BUSHEY, C.
Delegate: CAMPBELL, H.
Delegate: CHAVEZ REY, H.
Delegate: FIELDING, L.
Delegate: FORYSTEK, R.
Delegate: MARTIN, B.
Alternate 1: BRUSO, J.
Alternate 2: QUADE, J.
Alternate 3: BRAND, G.
Alternate 4: BROOKS, R.
Alternate 5: BUSHEY, H.
Alternate 6: CHAPMAN, L.
Alternate 7: HAYDEN, J.
Alternate 8: MEYER, M.
Alternate 9: WAUGH, M.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: AHLBRECHT, CHARLES
At-Large Delegate: FIELDING, JOHN
At-Large Delegate: OLIVA, MIKE
Delegate: BUSHEY, H.
Delegate: CAMPBELL, H.
Delegate: CHAVEZ REY, H.
Delegate: FIELDING, L.
Delegate: FORYSTEK, R.
Delegate: MARTIN, B.
Alternate 1: BRAND, G.
Alternate 2: BUSHEY, C.
Alternate 3: CHAPMAN, L.
Alternate 4: MEYER, M.
Alternate 5: QUADE, J.
Alternate 6: HAYDEN, J.
Alternate 7: BRUSO, J.
Alternate 8: COLL, H.
Alternate 9: RAVNHOLDT, D.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: AHLBRECHT, CHARLES
At-Large Delegate: FIELDING, JOHN
At-Large Delegate: OLIVA, MIKE
Delegate: BUSHEY, C.
Delegate: FIELDING, L.
Delegate: CAMPBELL, H.
Delegate: MEYER, M.
Delegate: CHAVEZ REY, H.
Delegate: FORYSTEK, R.
Delegate: MARTIN, B.
Delegate: BUSHEY, H.
Delegate: COLL, H.
Delegate: RAVNHOLDT, D.
Delegate: BRAND, G.
Delegate: HAYDEN, J.
Alternate 1: CHAPMAN, L.
Alternate 2: QUADE, J.
Alternate 3: BRUSO, J.
Alternate 4: WAUGH, M.
Alternate 5: RINALDIS, E.
Alternate 6: WISOTSKI, J.
Alternate 7: MOLLOY, M.
Alternate 8: DUPUY, H.
Alternate 9: POLLOCK, R.
DISTRICT 29 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Curt Brudos   303-840-5321
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BRUDOS, CURT
At-Large Delegate: JONES, SHARON
Delegate: BEAUDOIN, V.
Delegate: BECKWITH, J.
Delegate: BRUDOS, P.
Delegate: EVANS, E.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: MORTON, T.
Alternate 1: SHRIVER, W.
Alternate 2: COHRS, D.
Alternate 3: JONES, R.
Alternate 4: RYAN, T.
Alternate 5: MUELLER, E.
Alternate 6: BROWN, S.
Alternate 7: VRABLIK, G.
Alternate 8: GAMEC, D.
Alternate 9: NEWTON, G.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: BRUDOS, CURT
At-Large Delegate: JONES, SHARON
Delegate: BECKWITH, J.
Delegate: COHRS, D.
Delegate: EVANS, E.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: MORTON, T.
Delegate: SHRIVER, W.
Alternate 1: NEWTON, G.
Alternate 2: HALDA, J.
Alternate 3: BRUDOS, P.
Alternate 4: RYAN, T.
Alternate 5: MUELLER, E.
Alternate 6: JONES, R.
Alternate 7: COHRS, T.
Alternate 8: VRABLIK, G.
Alternate 9: BROWN, S.
 HD45 Assembly
Delegate: BEAUDOIN, V.
Delegate: BECKWITH, J.
Delegate: EVANS, E.
Delegate: FALTER, L.
Delegate: GAMEC, D.
Delegate: KAMERLING, R.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: KNUTSON, M.
Delegate: MUELLER, E.
Delegate: NEWTON, G.
Delegate: RYAN, T.
Delegate: SHRIVER, W.
Delegate: VONFELDT, S.
DISTRICT 30 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Larry Ziegler   303-688-5986
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ZIEGLER, LARRY
Delegate: CRENSHAW, J.
Delegate: DAVENPORT, R.
Delegate: HARDIN, J.
Delegate: HERRING, F.
Delegate: PARKER, B.
Delegate: ROUTH, L.
Delegate: SHINGLETON, G.
Delegate: UECKER, C.
Alternate 1: VALDEZ, T.
Alternate 2: AMERELLER, T.
Alternate 3: ADKINS, J.
Alternate 4: BAIN, K.
Alternate 5: DILLE, E.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ZIEGLER, LARRY
Delegate: CRENSHAW, J.
Delegate: BAIN, K.
Delegate: SHINGLETON, G.
Delegate: DAVENPORT, R.
Delegate: HARDIN, J.
Delegate: HERRING, F.
Delegate: VALDEZ, T.
Delegate: ROUTH, L.
Alternate 1: PARKER, B.
Alternate 2: UECKER, C.
Alternate 3: AMERELLER, T.
Alternate 4: ADKINS, J.
Alternate 5: BELL, K.
Alternate 6: BELL, L.
Alternate 7: NEELY, P.
Alternate 8: TETRICK, T.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ZIEGLER, LARRY
Delegate: ADKINS, J.
Delegate: AMERELLER, T.
Delegate: BAIN, K.
Delegate: BUSH, S.
Delegate: CRENSHAW, J.
Delegate: DAVENPORT, R.
Delegate: HARDIN, J.
Delegate: HERRING, F.
Delegate: NEELY, P.
Delegate: PARKER, B.
Delegate: ROUTH, L.
Delegate: SHINGLETON, G.
Delegate: TRUEBNER, S.
Delegate: UECKER, C.
Delegate: VALDEZ, T.
Delegate: WEST, B.
Alternate 1: BELL, K.
Alternate 2: BELL, L.
Alternate 3: DILLE, E.
Alternate 4: TETRICK, T.
Alternate 5: SCOFIELD, E.
DISTRICT 31 - Questions/Corrections? Contact District Captain Mary Anne Greer   303-688-0846
State Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ARROWSMITH, JACK
At-Large Delegate: BOAND, STEVEN
At-Large Delegate: GREER, MARY ANNE
Delegate: BREWER, J.
Delegate: CONLEY, W.
Delegate: IBRAHIM, F.
Delegate: ENGLAND, J.
Delegate: MCGUIRE, P.
Delegate: ARROWSMITH, J.
Delegate: MAYMI, A.
Delegate: MEURER, D.
Delegate: ANDERSON, J.
Delegate: KONKEL, K.
Delegate: CROW, W.
Alternate 1: MCGUIRE, T.
Alternate 2: TEAL, L.
Alternate 3: BREWER, E.
Alternate 4: TEAL, G.
Alternate 5: SHEAHAN, M.
Alternate 6: ANDERSON, L.
Alternate 7: REYNOLDS, J.
Alternate 8: WINDOMAKER, C.
Alternate 9: REED, D.
Alternate 10: PROCOPIO, J.
Alternate 11: SHEAHAN, C.
Alternate 12: GARTON, A.
Alternate 13: PALMER, B.
Alternate 14: MEURER, K.
 CD6 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ARROWSMITH, JACK
At-Large Delegate: BOAND, STEVEN
At-Large Delegate: GREER, MARY ANNE
Delegate: BREWER, J.
Delegate: IBRAHIM, F.
Delegate: BREWER, E.
Delegate: MAYMI, A.
Delegate: MEURER, D.
Delegate: ANDERSON, J.
Delegate: KONKEL, K.
Delegate: ENGLAND, J.
Delegate: CONLEY, W.
Delegate: ANDERSON, L.
Delegate: MCGUIRE, P.
Alternate 1: ARROWSMITH, J.
Alternate 2: TEAL, G.
Alternate 3: CHRISTENSEN, P.
Alternate 4: WINDOMAKER, C.
Alternate 5: TEAL, L.
Alternate 6: MCGUIRE, T.
Alternate 7: REYNOLDS, J.
Alternate 8: REED, D.
Alternate 9: MEURER, K.
Alternate 10: GARTON, A.
Alternate 11: ANDERSON, K.
 HD45 Assembly
At-Large Delegate: ARROWSMITH, JACK
At-Large Delegate: BOAND, STEVEN
At-Large Delegate: GREER, MARY ANNE
Delegate: BREWER, J.
Delegate: BREWER, E.
Delegate: ANDERSON, J.
Delegate: MEURER, D.
Delegate: CONLEY, W.
Delegate: IBRAHIM, F.
Delegate: ANDERSON, L.
Delegate: ENGLAND, J.
Delegate: ARROWSMITH, J.
Delegate: KONKEL, K.
Delegate: ANDERSON, K.
Delegate: WINDOMAKER, C.
Delegate: TEAL, L.
Delegate: SHEAHAN, M.
Delegate: MCGUIRE, T.
Delegate: CHRISTENSEN, P.
Delegate: REYNOLDS, J.
Delegate: ANDERSON, S.
Delegate: SHEAHAN, C.
Delegate: TEAL, G.
Alternate 1: MEURER, K.
Alternate 2: PROCOPIO, J.
Alternate 3: REED, D.
Alternate 4: GARTON, A.
Alternate 5: PALMER, B.
Alternate 6: KASUNIC, L.
Alternate 7: BUELL, S.
2010 DCGOP RESOLUTIONS


  1. We reaffirm to uphold, defend and adhere to the Constitution of the U.S. and our republican form of government as intended by our founding fathers. PASSED with 99% (351 / 4)

  2. Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of that U.S. that does not apply equally to the Senators and Representatives of the U.S. Congress (no exemptions or special status for themselves or their staffs). PASSED with 98% (347 / 8)

  3. Congress shall make no law that applies to the Senators and Representatives of the U.S. Congress that does not apply equally to the citizens of the U.S. PASSED with 94% (328 / 22)

  4. Term limits should be established so that no Senator or Representative of the U.S. Congress will serve more than a total of 12 years. Serving in the Congress is an honor, not an occupation. PASSED with 80% (277 / 69)

  5. We believe the members of congress must verify that they have read and understood every bill and amendment that they vote on. PASSED with 90% (311 / 35)

  6. We believe that each bill before congress should only address one subject. PASSED with 84% (298 / 56)

  7. We believe federal mandates to the states shall be enforceable only to the extent they are funded by the Federal Government. FONT COLOR=GREEN>PASSED with 88% (306 / 40)

  8. We oppose any resolution made by the United Nations (UN) or treaty with the UN or other foreign entity which would infringe on our constitutional rights and freedoms. PASSED with 97% (346 / 10)

  9. We support the strict application of eminent domain as provided in the 5th amendment to the U.S. Constitution and oppose its use for private purposes. PASSED with 96% (334 / 15)

  10. We support the state of Colorado reaffirming its sovereignty, as guaranteed by the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution, and nullifying any federal legislation, regulation, mandates, et cetera it determines is not supported by the enumerated powers granted the federal government by the United States Constitution. PASSED with 95% (335 / 16)

  11. We believe the President of the U.S. should be elected by 50% of the vote and not by the Electoral College. FAILED with 22% (77 / 270)

  12. We oppose government censorship, regulation or control of communications media or the internet. PASSED with 92% (324 / 28)

  13. We believe any person given the job title “Czar” by the Executive Branch must be vetted and approved by the U.S. Senate. PASSED with 87% (302 / 45)

  14. We support amending the U.S. Constitution to add the executive power for a line-item-veto ratified by simple majority in the Senate. PASSED with 66% (221 / 113)

  15. We believe that the U.S. Constitution should be amended to annually conduct an objective audit of the Federal Reserve according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and to make the results of each audit a matter of public record as soon as practical. PASSED with 72% (242 / 95)

  16. Overall Federal spending (not just discretionary spending) should be capped at a level not-to-exceed 2008 expenditures and should not increase until the annual budget is balanced and overall debt is under control. PASSED with 69% (233 / 103)

  17. The U.S. Constitution should be amended to require an annual balanced budget unless authorized by two-thirds of both houses of Congress in times of emergency. PASSED with 83% (284 / 57)

  18. Spending cuts, not tax increases, are the way to balance the budget without severely damaging our future economic growth. PASSED with 92% (323 / 30)

  19. Federal spending limits should be limited to 20% of GDP except in times of war. PASSED with 66% (220 / 113)

  20. Earmarks should be eliminated from all legislation. PASSED with 84% (289 / 56)

  21. Any earmark on any bill should pertain to purpose of the bill, and all earmarks should be voted on separately. PASSED with 86% (289 / 49)

  22. The federal government should refrain from deficit spending of any kind or additional debt of any type until Congress has eliminated the federal debt. PASSED with 72% (245 / 93)

  23. The National Endowment for the Arts be eliminated. PASSED with 74% (247 / 86)

  24. Government employees should not be compensated more than private employees doing the same work. PASSED with 85% (290 / 52)

  25. Any bill introduced at either the state or federal level must identify the source of funding, and the funding identified must at least equal the costs incurred in the execution of the bill. PASSED with 89% (307 / 39)

  26. There should be no more government bailouts of companies or corporations. PASSED with 85% (295 / 51)

  27. We support sound money legislation returning to gold and silver coinage as legal tender. PASSED with 52% (175 / 161)

  28. Congress should have an immediate salary cut of at least 10%, and should not have any pay raises until the federal budget is balanced. PASSED with 80% (272 / 68)

  29. We oppose government subsidies to business, labor, or any other special interest. PASSED with 82% (283 / 61)

  30. Any Republican candidate running for federal office should sign a pledge to repeal the recent health care legislation. PASSED with 83% (283 / 60)

  31. Health care reform should sever the tax-preference link between insurance and employment, shifting the tax deduction or credit to individuals instead of businesses. PASSED with 70% (228 / 98)

  32. Health care reform should allow insurance companies to sell across state lines. PASSED with 95% (327 / 16)

  33. Health care reform should include tort reform to limit the amount of the awards for malpractice. PASSED with 94% (321 / 21)

  34. Health care reform should require that members of Congress, their staffs, and all employees of the federal government be covered by the same insurance policies and provisions as the general population. PASSED with 95% (325 / 18)

  35. Health care reform should add a consumer-driven health insurance option, or health savings account (HSA), to the conventional plans available to all employees. PASSED with 91% (299 / 28)

  36. Health care reform should establish a system (such as E-Verify) to ensure that illegal immigrants will not benefit from any government subsidized health insurance, including Medicare & Medicaid. PASSED with 95% (324 / 17)

  37. Health care is a privilege and not a right. PASSED with 92% (313 / 27)

  38. The State of Colorado reserves the right to opt out of national health care (Obamacare). PASSED with 95% (331 / 17)

  39. The Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) must be protected and enforced. PASSED with 92% (319 / 28)

  40. We support simplifying the tax code. PASSED with 96% (333 / 13)

  41. We support corporate and personal tax cuts. PASSED with 95% (324 / 17)

  42. We support repeal of the new vehicle license fees that were imposed by the current governor. PASSED with 93% (322 / 26)

  43. We oppose all sales taxes on food. PASSED with 87% (292 / 45)

  44. The U.S. needs to create a flat tax that ends both special interest tax rebates and tax deductions. PASSED with 80% (268 / 69)

  45. We support a national sales tax to replace the current income tax structure, repeal the income tax amendment, and do away with the IRS. PASSED with 69% (231 / 106)

  46. All Colorado fee increases must conform to TABOR (be approved by the voters). PASSED with 89% (303 / 39)

  47. We support the permanent elimination of the inheritance tax. PASSED with 93% (323 / 25)

  48. Retirement benefits for elected officials should be commensurate with the number of their terms. PASSED with 91% (305 / 32)

  49. The federal government should not be running businesses that compete in the private sector, such as the car business, banking business, student load business, etc. PASSED with 94% (327 / 20)

  50. We support a requirement for both Congressional approval and respective state legislative consent to designate national monuments. PASSED with 84% (279 / 55)

  51. We believe all efforts by government to redistribute wealth, or to control or manage trade, are improper in a free society. PASSED with 90% (310 / 35)

  52. Federal government mandates to the state shall be enforceable only to the degree that they are funded by the federal government. PASSED with 90% (302 / 33)

  53. We support the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms, including the right to carry concealed weapons. PASSED with 97% (339 / 9)

  54. We support the 2nd amendment as an individual right and not a collective right. PASSED with 98% (332 / 8)

  55. We oppose all laws at any level of government requiring registration of, or restricting the ownership, manufacture, transfer, or sale, firearms or ammunition by law-abiding citizens. PASSED with 86% (293 / 49)

  56. We endorse November ballot initiative #42 calling on all Colorado elected officials to oppose the ratification or adoption of any United Nations treaty or other binding international agreement that impairs, restricts, or regulates the right to keep and bear arms. PASSED with 97% (331 / 12)

  57. We support the proposed Firearms Freedom Act and which declares that any firearms made and retained in-state are beyond the authority of Congress under its constitutional power to regulate commerce among the states. PASSED with 91% (306 / 30)

  58. The federal government should not be involved in any effort to impose cap and trade legislation. PASSED with 96% (327 / 15)

  59. We believe CO2 is not pollution and we oppose any regulation of CO2 by the state or federal government. PASSED with 84% (283 / 54)

  60. We should develop and manage the pine-beetle infestation to mitigate the pine-beetle problem and imminent fire hazard, and should authorize harvesting of beetle-kill timber. PASSED with 86% (289 / 46)

  61. We believe the federal government should, with the proper safeguard, do all that it is able to increase production of the energy and mineral resources underlying the lands it owns and then use those funds to pay down the national debt. PASSED with 88% (295 / 39)

  62. We encourage the private building of oil refineries, nuclear power facilities and developing Colorado’s shale oil resources. PASSED with 97% (330 / 10)

  63. We support the concept, formation, and public funding of charter schools in all states, with funding equal to the average per-student expenditure in the district. PASSED with 87% (294 / 45)

  64. We support home-schooling as an important option for parents to educate their children. PASSED with 91% (316 / 32)

  65. We support a school voucher system which allows tax dollars to follow the student to a school of the parent’s choice. PASSED with 92% (320 / 29)

  66. We support the elimination of federal funding of student loans. PASSED with 70% (232 / 99)

  67. We oppose the federal government takeover of student loan administration. PASSED with 93% (317 / 25)

  68. The U.S. Constitution should be taught as required curriculum in secondary schools. PASSED with 98% (343 / 7)

  69. The American Flag should be in every public classroom. PASSED with 95% (332 / 17)

  70. We encourage all Douglas County district schools to recite the Pledge of Allegiance every school day. PASSED with 96% (333 / 14)

  71. We support the teaching of intelligent design in our primary and secondary schools, community colleges, state colleges, and universities on an equal basis with the predominant theory and beliefs of evolution. PASSED with 70% (233 / 100)

  72. Proceeds from the Colorado State Lottery should go towards schools. PASSED with 56% (182 / 145)

  73. The federal Department of Education should be abolished and legislative control be handed back to the states. PASSED with 89% (304 / 39)

  74. We support the teaching of traditional American History in our public schools. PASSED with 94% (325 / 20)

  75. Congress should appropriate adequate funding on a multi-year basis to send humans to the Moon, Mars, and other destinations beyond low-Earth orbit, and to prohibit diversion of funds to other programs by the administration. PASSED with 57% (187 / 139)

  76. Space Shuttle flights should continue until other systems, either government-run or under the aegis of commercial enterprises, are operational. PASSED with 67% (213 / 107)

  77. We affirm our support for a Human Life Amendment to the United States Constitution. PASSED with 70% (231 / 99)

  78. We support the passage of an amendment to the Colorado Constitution to apply the term “person” to every human being from the beginning of their biological development. PASSED with 71% (236 / 96)

  79. We endorse legislation making clear that protection of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution apply regardless of gestational or chronological age, size, illness, intellectual capacity, or physical ability. PASSED with 72% (231 / 90)

  80. No federal or state funds should be used for abortion or abortion coverage in government subsidized health insurance plans. PASSED with 91% (316 / 30)

  81. We oppose the use of public revenues for the cloning of, or destructive experimentation on, any human being from the single cell stage until natural death. PASSED with 80% (272 / 66)

  82. We believe illegal immigrants should not receive any benefits, services or privileges from the federal, state or local governments. PASSED with 95% (333 / 17)

  83. We believe that neither the babies born to parents who are illegal immigrant nor the parents of those “anchor” babies have the right to any benefits, services or privileges from the federal, state or local governments of the U.S. PASSED with 87% (298 / 46)

  84. We believe all business in the state should be required to use E-Verify to determine the status of each prospective employee to deter and discourage illegal immigrants from seeking employment. PASSED with 91% (316 / 31)

  85. We believe all state agencies should be required to use E-Verify to determine the status of each individual requesting a license, service or benefit. (Note: E-Verify® is an Internet-based system operated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with the Social Security Administration (SSA)). PASSED with 92% (314 / 29)

  86. We believe the local law enforcement officials should be immediately notified when an illegal immigrant is identified so that the illegal immigrant may be deported. PASSED with 88% (298 / 39)

  87. We believe that existing immigration laws should be enforced to the letter of the law. PASSED with 97% (331 / 11)

  88. Business owners and supervisors who hire illegal immigrants are criminals and are to be prosecuted, fined, and jailed while the illegal immigrants are immediately deported at the illegal employer’s expense. PASSED with 74% (248 / 89)

  89. Smugglers of illegal immigrants are criminals and are to be prosecuted, fined, and jailed. PASSED with 97% (335 / 10)

  90. We should secure the borders of the U.S. PASSED with 97% (336 / 9)

  91. Sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants are a violation of the law and any that have been created should be abolished immediately and all illegal inhabitants are to be deported. PASSED with 95% (322 / 17)

  92. The official language of the United States is English. PASSED with 96% (335 / 14)

  93. We believe foreign terrorist are enemy combatants and should not be treated as domestic criminals, but are to be tried in Military Tribunals. PASSED with 97% (336 / 12)

  94. We support the development and execution of a coordinated antiterrorism effort at all levels. PASSED with 94% (324 / 19)

  95. We oppose the closing of the prison facility for terrorists at Guantanamo Bay (Gitmo). PASSED with 94% (327 / 20)

  96. We believe that secret ballots should be required for all union organization initiatives requiring a vote. PASSED with 97% (334 / 10)

  97. We believe funds paid to unions in the form of dues may not be spent to support political causes or candidates. PASSED with 92% (312 / 28)

  98. We support Right to Work legislation. PASSED with 95% (318 / 18)

  99. We support our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. PASSED with 97% (335 / 11)

  100. We oppose any time tables set for withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan. PASSED with 91% (311 / 31)

  101. We support the maintenance of a military force sufficient to defend the U.S. against aggression. PASSED with 97% (339 / 9)

  102. We The People strongly advocate a “NO” vote on the retention of Colorado Supreme Court Justices Michael Bender, Alex Martinez, Nancy Rice, and Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey in the November 2010 elections, in order to restore accountability to the judiciary of Colorado. PASSED with 89% (302 / 37)

  103. The Colorado Republican Party should make recommendations for the retention of Colorado State Supreme Court Justices. PASSED with 76% (249 / 78)

  104. We propose to repeal the Medical Marijuana amendment to Colorado’s Constitution. PASSED with 81% (271 / 65)

  105. We believe Medical Marijuana may only be prescribed where there is an existing patient-physician relationship and for a valid medical condition. PASSED with 77% (256 / 76)

  106. We believe that Marijuana should be legalized and taxed. FAILED with 30% (101 / 235)

  107. We believe an election should be required to replace the individual who vacated an elected office. PASSED with 81% (270 / 63)

  108. We believe that “transparency” should be required in the legislative and operational processes of the state and local governments. PASSED with 95% (318 / 18)

  109. We believe the next Colorado Governor should initiate a full investigation of all persons involved in the “Cory Voorhis” case and events. PASSED with 73% (227 / 85)

  110. We believe that jurors should have the right to judge the law as well as the facts of the case. FAILED with 45% (148 / 180)

  111. We oppose the implementation of any part of Sharia (Muslim) Law. PASSED with 93% (312 / 24)

  112. Colorado water law should be changed to allow any homeowner to collect, divert, and store any and all natural precipitation that may fall on their roofs and use such water at their discretion. PASSED with 86% (285 / 47)

  113. We believe that the term limits for Sheriff and Corner should be extended to three terms. PASSED with 68% (224 / 107)

  114. We believe that the County offices of Sheriff and Corner should be exempted from term limits. FAILED with 43% (144 / 192)

  115. Republican National Committee should establish measures to reduce the number of delegates from states with open primaries since their primaries are not reflecting solely Republican voters. PASSED with 75% (231 / 76)

  116. Whereas, the states that allocate their vote to be winner take all in the presidential selection process have a disproportionately greater power in selecting the presidential nominee of the Republican Party; and whereas, Colorado Republican Party has a caucus system of selecting delegates to our County, District and State Assemblies: The Colorado Republican Party shall select a slate of delegates at its State Assembly that are all-as-one bound to the support of the candidate winning a plurality of votes cast during the caucus, and that such binding of support to the winning candidate is only released after the first round of voting in the national convention. PASSED with 59% (175 / 123)

  117. The Republican National Committee shall establish measures to prevent States with open Primary Elections from adversely affecting the selection of our Republican Presidential candidate. PASSED with 82% (263 / 57)

  118. The Republican Party and its candidates support the definition of marriage as the union between one man and one woman. PASSED with 92% (314 / 29)

  119. We oppose any effort to remove “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance or “In God We Trust” from our coins and currency. PASSED with 98% (343 / 6)

  120. Photo identification should be required for all elections. PASSED with 97% (335 / 12)

  121. The Colorado Republican Party and all county Republican parties should not endorse or otherwise support candidates in contested races prior to results of the assemblies or primaries. PASSED with 81% (268 / 63)

  122. The Douglas County Republican Party should continue to endorse candidates for local non-partisan elections who most closely reflect and follow the policies of the Republican National Party platform. PASSED with 76% (255 / 79)

  123. The Douglas County Republicans should confine its actions to partisan elections. FAILED with 40% (130 / 195)

  124. All future monetary expenditures of the Douglas County Republicans of $500 or more or combination of expenditures reaching $500 for an event must come before the Executive Committee of the Douglas County Republicans prior to disbursement. PASSED with 71% (229 / 94)