EDITORIAL: The last-three-days voting guide
Tuesday is the final day to play a role in determining the future of Colorado Springs. Individuals have no more influence, and play no higher role in democracy, than voting
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Tuesday is the final day to play a role in determining the future of Colorado Springs. Individuals have no more influence, and play no higher role in democracy, than voting
There are many ways for candidates for elected office to reach out to voters. Among them are promoting a candidate's record in public office, citing endorsements from other well-known public
As ballots for the nonpartisan April 4 municipal election begin hitting residents' mailboxes, city officials are already preparing for the likely possibility that two candidates will head for a showdown
Colorado Springs voters will elect four City Council members, as well as decide whether to extend the Trails, Open Space and Parks tax for 20 years at theApril 4 city
Today begins the week leading to the April 4 election. We urge all voters to study the candidates. We hope The Gazette Editorial Board’s endorsements serve as a useful resource