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• State level
  | '''State House''' || {{blue|+17}} || '''ALL''' (65) || '''8''' ({{blue|5}}; {{red|3}}) == CO State House ==
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• HD 10
  [[Category:House District]]
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• Federal level
  ...mments: 202-456-6213<br/>Visitor's Office: 202-456-2121<br/><br/>The White House<br/>1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW<br/>Washington, DC 20500<br/><br/>Instructi ...lorado Elections Project will no longer track Federal Cabinet positions in-house, as we had difficulty keeping up due to both the unprecedented revolving do
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• Judicial District Level
  ...organizes courts into the state-wide Appeals Court and Supreme Court, and District and County trial courts into 22 Judicial Districts. (Municipal Courts are s ...ch. If retained, terms vary from four years in County Courts, six years in District Courts, and ten years in the appellate courts. Judicial retention elections
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• Northglenn
  ...cannot run and Ward 3 incumbent Kyle Mullica is running for Colorado House District 34.
  13 KB (1,388 words) - 13:33, 12 December 2017
• Victor
  * School District: [[Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1]] * State House: [[HD 39]] ({{red|R}})
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• Windsor
  * State House: [[HD 49]], [[HD 48]] (tiny sliver) | title = District 1
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• 2018 elections
  ==State House== ...ost.com/2018/03/02/steve-lebsock-expulsion-vote-results/ expelled from the House by vote of 52-9])
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• Lakewood
  ...ost.com/2012/09/15/small-businesswman-community-organizer-vie-for-colorado-house-seat/ Source] ...=5 align=left | &nbsp;Ward 3 incumbent, Shakti (D) is running for Colorado House Dist 28 and not running for city council.
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• Aurora
  * State House: [[HD 30]], [[HD 36]], [[HD 37]] (tiny sliver), [[HD 39]] (small portion), ...supported Personhood] <br/> Lead efforts on 2017 attempt for Entertainment District <br/> [https://votesmart.org/candidate/125516/sally-mounier#.Wd6X1mhSzIU Ha
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• Centennial
  School District: [[Cherry Creek 5]], [[Littleton 6]] State House: [[HD 37]] {{blue|(D)}}, [[HD 38]] {{red|(R)}}
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• Colorado Springs
  ...ril 6th, 2021'''. 6 District seats will be up for vote, with councilors in District 1, 5, and 6 termed out. A runoff will not apply in this election as only Ma State House: [[HD 14]], [[HD 15]], [[HD 16]], [[HD 17]], [[HD 18]], [[HD 20]]
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• Denver
  Mayor, all of City Council (11 district and 2 at large total 13 positions) plus Clerk and Auditor are included in t | District 1 || Rafael Espinoza || {{blue|Democrat}} || 2019 || 720-337-7701 <br> [mai
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• Erie
  * State House: [[HD 33]] (Boulder), [[HD 63]] (Weld), [[HD 12]] (tiny sliver) The Weld County District Attorney's office investigated claims and concluded no charges will be file
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• Fort Collins
  ...ats for Mayor and council seats in Districts 2, 4, and 6 were up for vote. District 1 also was up for a 2-year term in a special election. * State House: [[HD 52]] ({{blue|D}}), [[HD 53]] ({{blue|D}}), [[HD 49]] (tiny sliver) ({
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• Glenwood Springs
  * State House: [[HD 57]] {{red|(R)}} ...independent.com/news/tony-hershey-in-a-good-place-working-for-9th-judicial-district/ Post Independent - Extensive bio in 2007]
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• Grand Junction
  * State House: [[HD 55]] {{red|(R)}}, [[HD 54]] (around borders) {{red|(R)}} | title = District A
  9 KB (1,058 words) - 13:48, 5 April 2019
• Greenwood Village
  * State House: [[HD 3]] * City Council members are elected from a pool of candidates from each district, with the top two of each winning a seat.
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• HD 30
  ...27 HB17-1127] - Exempt Feminine Hygiene Products From Sales Tax ''(Died in House Committee)'' [[Category:House District]]
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• SD 16
  * State House Districts: [[HD 25]] (almost entirely), [[HD 1]] (southern half), [[HD 13]] [[Category: Senate District]]
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