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Lawsuit seeks to move COS city elections from April to November - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit seeks to move COS city elections from April to November

Four agencies have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Colorado Springs seeking to force changing the city's elections from April to November.Citizens Project, Colorado Latinos Vote, the League

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Colorado Springs Election Timing Challenge | Election Law Blog - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs Election Timing Challenge | Election Law Blog

I wanted to flag a lawsuit that Harvard Law School's Election Law Clinic filed today on behalf of Citizens Project, Colorado Latinos Vote, the League of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak Region, and the

City Council plans to dissolve Human Relations Commission - Vimarsana News

City Council plans to dissolve Human Relations Commission

In a move to offload boards and commissions that don’t align with its powers, City Council plans to dissolve the Human Relations Commission (HRC) in dual votes on April 26

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Councilman Richard Skorman, long-time community leader, to resign from council - Vimarsana News

Councilman Richard Skorman, long-time community leader, to resign from council

A long-time progressive voice in city politics, Colorado Springs Councilman Richard Skorman, will leave his seat at the end of the year, cutting short his latest four-year term to focus

Councilman Richard Skorman, long-time community leader, to resign from council - Vimarsana News

Councilman Richard Skorman, long-time community leader, to resign from council

A long-time progressive voice in city politics, Colorado Springs Councilman Richard Skorman, will leave his seat at the end of the year, cutting short his latest four-year term to focus