Which party controlls S.O.S. in Colorado & S.O.E. in Denver??

[berniew1]

[hlthe2b]

1. Secretary of State in CO is Repug--no such thing as Secretary of Election

Denver has an Election Commission:

The Denver Election Commission is composed of three members. Two members are elected for four year terms at the general municipal election. The current elected Election Commissioners are Sandy Adams and Susan Rogers. The other Commission member is the Clerk and Recorder of the City and County of Denver, Wayne E. Vaden. Under the terms of the City Charter, the Clerk and Recorder is an ex officio (automatic because of the office held) member of the Commission.

In assuming office, each Commissioner must be at least twenty-one years of age, a duly registered elector in the City and County of Denver, and a citizen of the United States. Election Commission members are not allowed to become candidates for any elective office other than Election Commissioner while they are incumbents of the Election Commission.

I've met Sandy Adams--definitely a Dem, as I'm fairly certain is Susan Rogers.


REPUG Sec. of State is Donetta Davidson

[berniew1]

2. If the elected supervisors in Denver are Dems why were there so many elect

election problems in Denver that adversely impacted minority and Dem votes??
http://www.flcv.com/denvero.html

http://www.flcv.com/coloradt.html


and who controls elections in the other big cities
http://www.flcv.com/colorado.html

that had a lot of bad things going on

[berniew1]

3. But its hard to know who was being affected in many of the EIRS reports fo

for Denver- less obvious than in most cases.
But some of them were clearly directed at minorities.

[berniew1]

4. S.O.E in Florida stands for Supervisor of Elections- county office