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Election 2023 - Vimarsana News

Election 2023

The election is Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. Use this page to learn about the candidates, the ballot issues, how and where to vote, and live results on Election Day. Ballots will be mailed out the week of Oct. 16. 2023 State Ballot Information Booklet 2023-Coordinated-Election-SAMPLE-BALLOT-1Download Register to vote or check your registration at GoVoteColorado.com or…

Pitkin County begins mailing ballots to registered voters; election day Nov. 7 - Vimarsana News

Pitkin County begins mailing ballots to registered voters; election day Nov. 7

Pitkin County began mailing ballots to registered voters on Oct. 16 for the Nov. 7 election.

Pitkin County property tax appeals amount to $1.3 billion in reduced valuations - Vimarsana News

Pitkin County property tax appeals amount to $1.3 billion in reduced valuations

After a record-breaking year of property valuations in Pitkin County, the County Board of Equalization finalized its months-long appeals process, resulting in a reduction of $1,332,644,642.60 in the assessed value across appeals filed that were either adjusted or stipulated.

Early voting begins in Aspen, Pitkin County as time ends to mail-in ballot - Vimarsana News

Early voting begins in Aspen, Pitkin County as time ends to mail-in ballot

Monday was the last day to mail-in a ballot for next week’s election, though ballots can still be dropped off and early voting started Monday.

Voting culture: Art is on the ballot this fall with measure 2A - Vimarsana News

Voting culture: Art is on the ballot this fall with measure 2A

Aspen’s arts and culture organizations are asking city voters this fall to lift a $100,000 cap on grants from the real estate transfer tax that funds the Wheeler Opera House.