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Citizen group seeking ballot question to divert Wheeler money falls short on signatures

A group of residents failed to meet the deadline on Friday to submit 925 signatures from registered Aspen voters to place a question on the November ballot asking to re-appropriate a portion of revenues from the real estate transfer tax that goes to the Wheeler Opera House. Kurt Hall, a member of the group, which started their effort at the beginning of the week, said he didn’t have a final count of signatures on Friday because there were several individuals collecting and a tally hadn’t been done. “We are going to keep going and when we get to 925 we will go in front of (Aspen City Council) and hope they will take it as an endorsement,” Hall said. “Even though we didn’t make the deadline, the pressure is going to build and our cause and approach and goal will be spread throughout the community.

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Aspen City Council election: Ward Hauenstein and John Doyle win seats, beat out 6 other candidate

Aspen City Council election: Ward Hauenstein and John Doyle win seats, beat out 6 other candidate
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Mayor, council members to be elected in Aspen on Tuesday

Election judges verify signatures on ballots in the basement of City Hall on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Aspen residents have just over a day left to cast their votes for mayor and two City Council members. Election Day for the city of Aspen municipal election is Tuesday, and ballots will be accepted until 7 p.m. There is a drop box located in front of City Hall on Galena Street where ballots can be dropped. Voting in person in City Hall is available on a limited basis and COVID-19 protocols will be followed. In-person voting is available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and again from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m on Election Day.

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Aspen City Council candidates raise the stakes in fundraising

Campaign fundraising and spending among Aspen City Council candidates is ramping up as finance reports due Monday show thousands of dollars have been contributed and spent in a 12-day period. Kimbo Brown-Schirato, who is vying against seven other candidates for two open seats, still leads in fundraising with an additional $3,275 between Feb. 9 and Sunday. That brings her total fundraising to $10,575. Brown-Schirato has spent over $3,343 on web-based advertising, Facebook and printing. Mark Reece raised $3,635 in the past 10 days in addition to his self-loan of $5,000 during the first reporting period, which covered Jan. 1 through Feb. 8. He has spent $4,155, mostly on door hangers, printing, flyers, newspaper ads and yard signs.

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