County Agenda for Feb. 11 and 12
County Agenda for Feb. 11 and 12
Colorado county clerks say changing primary elections would save money
The top election officials in two of Colorado’s largest counties testified Monday that taxpayers are spending thousands of dollars mailing ballots to voters in uncontested primaries, a practice that upsets Democrats and Republicans.
Routt County Democrats to interview commissioner candidates Saturday
Three Steamboat Springs men have applied for the position that was vacated by Diane Mitsch Bush, a Democrat who was elected last month to serve the new House District 26 representing Routt and Eagle counties.
Early voting results key to Democratic wins in Routt County
Democrats in Routt County as well as across Colorado celebrated Tuesday night after taking control of the state House and Senate and seeing the passage of two amendments with widespread liberal support.
Democratic state legislators rare in Northwest Colorado
When Dick Soash was elected state senator in 1976, it was the first time a local Democrat held the seat since Republican rancher Charlie Murphy wrestled the seat away from Steamboat’s "Preachin’" Bob Norvell in 1928.
Voters in Colorado support Obama for 2nd presidential term
Colorado voters picked President Barack Obama on Tuesday, the first time the state backed a Democratic presidential candidate for a second term in 76 years.
Amendment S gains voter approval to change Colorado personnel system
Amendment S would change the state charter, allowing as many as six finalists for a job, allowing temporary workers to work as long as nine months and allowing job applicants to live within 30 miles of the Colorado border.
Routt County turns out in large numbers for presidential election
Voters young and old turned out in large numbers for the 2012 election, headlined by a hard-fought battle for the presidency.
Updates on local races in the 2012 general election
Follow live updates from Routt County and Northwest Colorado races. Tim Corrigan leads in the District 1 county commissioner race, and Doug Monger will hold his District 2 seat.
Updates on statewide and national races: Election called for Obama, Amendment 64 passes
Follow for live updates on Colorado and national issues and elections.
Election coverage is live on KEZZ Easy 94.1 FM
Brian Harvey, of KEZZ, and Scott Stanford, of the Pilot & Today, will provide live election results from the Steamboat Today office from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday on KEZZ Easy 94.1 FM.
No lines reported at polling stations in Routt County as voters decide presidency, local races
Boosted by strong early voting and mail voting turnout, Election Day waits have been non-existent in Routt County and Steamboat Springs. The polls close at 7 p.m. today.
Tom Ross: Framers of the US Constitution gave us bewildering Electoral College
In Maine, electors for one of its two congressional districts — the one with the most lobstah — could go for Obama. The other district — comprising the woodsier, mooseier part of Maine — could go for Romney.
Early voting ongoing at the downtown courthouse in Steamboat
Routt County voters can cast ballots during the early voting period that began Monday and continues through Nov. 2.
Tim Corrigan: Listen, learn and compromise
For those of you who don’t know me, I am Tim Corrigan, and I am running for the Routt County Board of Commissioners’ District 1 seat. I’m a dedicated husband, a parent of four, a community volunteer, a local businessman and the president of the Soroco School Board.
Jim 'Moose' Barrows: A vision for the future
After 60 years of living the bounties provided by Routt County, I would like to give back to this very special Yampa Valley community by serving as a county commissioner.
Doug Monger: Proud of my accomplishments
Who is Doug Monger? I’m a fiscal conservative, a moderate Democrat, a problem solver, and a consensus maker who takes pride in thinking outside the box. I am a strong advocate for private property rights and multiple uses of our public lands. I am a leader and have consistently shown leadership qualities.
Tina Kyprios: It’s time for change in Routt County
I am running because I believe we need a fresh perspective and vitality to address the critical issues we face in our county. Right now, we need to work together through all areas of our county to get our economy moving.
Some Routt County voters not notified of tax measure
Some residents who own property in the Stagecoach area but do not use it as their residence weren't notified about a proposed mill levy cap increase on the November ballot for the Morrison Creek Metropolitan Water and Sanitation District.
Legislative candidates say Western Slope is misunderstood on the Front Range
Emily Tracy, the Democratic candidate for Senate District 8, said Colorado’s statehouse is occupied by “very much an urban/suburban Legislature.” Republican candidate Randy Baumgardner said collaboration between parties is the only way to get things done in Denver.
Meet candidates at CMC election forum Thursday in Steamboat
Some residents already have received their ballots, but another opportunity to meet local candidates before the Nov. 6 election is Thursday night.
Election Guide 2012: Diane Mitsch Bush
Diane Mitsch Bush is running for the Colorado House District 26 seat
Election Guide 2012: Chuck McConnell
Chuck McConnell is running for Colorado House District 26
Election Guide 2012: Jim 'Moose' Barrows
Jim Barrows is running for the Routt County Board of Commissioners District 1 seat
Election Guide 2012: Tim Corrigan
Tim Corrigan is running for the Routt County Board of Commissioners District 1 seat
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