Routt County seeing strong interest for election judge positions
Routt County is seeing a strong turnout of people interested in serving as election judges ahead of Colorado’s June primary and the midterm elections in November.
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Routt County is seeing a strong turnout of people interested in serving as election judges ahead of Colorado’s June primary and the midterm elections in November.
Savanah Wolfson doesn’t mince words as she describes what some people in her small hometown of Oak Creek think of joining a new congressional district stretching all the way to Boulder County. “They are mad as hell. They are mad as hell,” Wolfson says. “Especially the ranchers.”
Savanah Wolfson doesn’t mince words as she describes what some people in her small hometown of Oak Creek think of joining a new congressional district stretching all the way to Boulder County. “They are mad as hell. They are mad as hell,” Wolfson says. “Especially the ranchers.”
Savanah Wolfson doesn’t mince words as she describes what some people in her small hometown of Oak Creek think of joining a new congressional district stretching all the way to Boulder County. “They are mad as hell. They are mad as hell,” Wolfson says. “Especially the ranchers.”
Routt County Undersheriff Doug Scherar announced Sunday he is running for sheriff in next November’s election.