Did you know there is a Special Election June 24th?
If you didn't, that may have been intentional.

● Big changes no public voice/input
● A rushed process
● $500,000 of taxpayer money, that taxpayers didn’t ask for

Home Rule is like a local constitution. It lets counties rewrite their government structure. But everything depends on who writes it, why they’re doing it, how fast it’s done, and whether the public has a voice.

Who: County commissioners
Why: We can only guess
Fast: The charter, if this passes will be created in under 56 days vs the 240 that statute allows
Public Voice: Did you ask for this? Did anyone you know?

Stop the Power Grab. Protect Your Voice.

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Home Rule Developer Backing Questioned

"Why would a land developer be interested in home rule? If it's for all these liberal versus conservative policies, it's clearly for a land grab," Roth said. CBS Colorado reached out to both companies to ask why they supported the campaign. Westside had "no comment," and Ventana did not respond.

7 hours ago0 min read

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16 hours ago1 min read

Marshall Zelinger investigated Douglas County Commisisoner claims about home rule. They didn't check out.

Home Rule Claims Don't Check Out

Marshall Zelinger investigated Douglas County Commisisoner claims about home rule. They didn't check out.

17 hours ago0 min read

Red County, Blue State: "Trust in Douglas County government is in decline"

This episode is a deeper dive into the citizen survey results and it begs the question: why did Douglas County commissioners spend $500k on an election for a home rule status that a majority of us didn’t ask for and don’t want?

1 day ago2 min read