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h2ebits

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3. Read the election ballot information booklet.

Reply to hlthe2b (Original post)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 04:56 PM

Nov 2012

I rejected a handful of the judges in Colorado just based on reading the ballot information booklet that was mailed to my house. Yes, the group did vote to retain 100% but the comment section does say enough to give you a moment to think about whether you agree with the judicial group or not.

I have a friend who voted no on many of the judges--including the sitting state supreme court judge.

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Damn, there has to be a better way to determine who to retain as justices on CO ballet [View all] hlthe2b Nov 2012 OP

That's true everywhere. SheilaT Nov 2012 #1

Try to determine who appointed them R or D. Democrats_win Nov 2012 #2

Read the election ballot information booklet. h2ebits Nov 2012 #3

I didn't receive one... Downloaded voter guide info available online & that wasn't included hlthe2b Nov 2012 #4

YOUR LAST POST luckyleftyme2 Feb 2013 #6

Does anyone have a clue what this poster is trying to say????? hlthe2b Feb 2013 #7

I was a juror for one of the justices that was up for election Panasonic Nov 2012 #5