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Heart of the Rockies Church
Prospective and new members are invited to learn about the League‘s mission, history, program priorities and how they can get involved to make democracy work. In person meeting. RSVP on the calendar
First day that a county clerk or designated election official may hold election judge training for the June 25th Primary Election. (Not more than 60 days before the Primary Election)
Last day an unaffiliated voter may give notice in writing to the county clerk that he or she wishes to serve as an election judge for the June 25th Primary Election. (No later than 60 days before primary election)
Last day for Secretary of State to certify the names, specify the offices for which nominations are to be made, and set the order of the June 25th Primary Election ballot. (No later than 60 days before the primary election)
The designated election official may cancel the June 25th Primary Election if there are no contested races. (By the close of business on the 60th day before the Primary Election)
"Last day that county must accept comments from the public regarding the designation of VSPCs for the
2024 General Election. (Through the 190th day before a general election)"
Designated election official must confirm appointments by mailing a certification of appointment and acceptance form to election judges. Each person appointed as an election judge must file an acceptance form with the designated election official within 7 days after the certification and acceptance form are
mailed.
Last day for a major party county chairperson to certify names and addresses of recommended election judges to the county clerk. (No later than the last Tuesday of April)
League trained volunteers will register eligible electors. Must be trained before hand and attend by invitation only
League-trained volunteers will register eligible electors. Must be trained before attending this event. Invite only
Last day for the Tribal Council of an Indian Tribe located on a Federal Reservation to request that a VSPC be
located within the boundaries of the reservation for the 2024 General Election. (No later than 180 days before the date of a general election)
China’s economic rise and its current policies of increasing
the role of the state in the economy have led
some U.S. policymakers to seek to deny China access
to U.S. technology and investment. This is seen as a
necessary corrective to decades of predatory Chinese
economic policies. Is this a wise strategy, and how
effective can it be?
Acute Care Facility, Longview Campus, Conference Room
Placeholder for LWVLC‘s Annual Meeting. Details TBD.
Tracy Kidder has been described by The Baltimore Sun as “a master of the nonfiction narrative.” In Rough Sleepers, Kidder tells the story of Dr. Jim O’Connell, a gifted man who invented a community of care for a city’s unhoused population, including those who sleep on the streets—the “rough sleepers.”
Monthly meeting for the LWVLC Board of Directors. This meeting will be held via Zoom. You must register in order to receive the Zoom link.
Please join at around 5:15 if you can for a few minutes of social time. The meeting proper begins at 5:30 and will end around 7:30.
Rough Sleepers: Dr. Jim O‘Connell’s Urgent Mission to Bring Healing to Homeless People by Tracy Kidder
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Deadline for county clerk to transmit a primary election ballot to military and overseas voters for the June 25th Primary Election
Last day for the county clerk must provide their SCORE exlection_details_to_dominion export to voting.systems@coloradosos.gov. (No later than 45 days before the election)
The county clerk must report to the Secretary of State the number of ballots transmitted to military and overseas electors for the June 25th Primary Election by the 45-day deadline
First day a county clerk may begin issuing a mail ballot to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the county clerk‘s office for the June 25th Primary Election.
Monthly Meeting for the Voter Services Team - all are welcome to attend!
We will continue our work on planning the Women‘s Equality Day event. This meeting will be held via Zoom. Please register to receive the Zoom meeting link.
On May 15 (Wednesday), from 7 to 8:30 p.m., the South Larimer Discussion Group will present a discussion of Local News. Our guests will be editors from our local newspapers in south Larimer County, including John Vahlenkamp (Senior Editor, Loveland Reporter-Herald) and Becky Justice-Hemmann (Publisher of the Berthoud Weekly Surveyor). We will talk about the current state and future of local news and the newspapers’ policies on misinformation and disinformation. There will be time for audience questions. Please register on the calendar to receive the Zoom link for the meeting. This meeting is open to the public, so please share this information when you invite your friends and neighbors to join in the conversation.
First day an unaffiliated candidate may circulate or obtain signatures on a petition for nomination for the
2024 General Election
Timeframe is still in planning. Both Zoom and in person
Learn about LWV Larimer‘s amendment to the Oil and Gas Position Statement!
League trained volunteers will register eligible electors. Must be trained before attending and by invite only.
We will update the final bills proposed for the 2024 Colorado General Assembly legislative session as well as the current ballot measures for the November Ballot.
Last day for counties to submit zero result files (data entry counties) or a document listing all ballot content (manual entry counties) to the Secretary of State for Election Night Reporting (ENR) for the June 25th
Primary Election.
Last day for the county clerk to provide a list of election judges, including political party affiliations and assignments, if known, to each appointing party for the June 25th Primary Election
County clerk must begin issuing mail ballots for the June 25th Primary Election to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the county clerk‘s office
First day for the County Clerk to solicit public comment on proposed locations for voter service and polling centers and drop boxes to be included in the election plan due on July 18th for the November 5th General Election
Last day for Secretary of State to publish on the Audit Center the risk limits that apply in RLAs for the June
25th Primary Election.
League-trained volunteers will register electors.
First day that mail ballots for the June 25th Primary Election may be mailed to voters, except for UOCAVA voters.
Last day for county clerks to run SCORE reports for the June 25th Primary Election that include voter or election details during regular business hours and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day.
Last day for voters who are affiliated with a political party to change or withdraw their affiliation if they wish to vote in a different party‘s primary election for the June 25th Primary Election
Last day to submit an application to register to vote in the June 25th Primary Election through a voter registration drive.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February
2022, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
has come under increased scrutiny, not because
NATO troops are involved in the conflict, but because
of its role in relations between Russia and its neighbors.
Will expanding membership in NATO protect
countries, or will it further provoke Russia?
Last day for a data entry county to upload the LAT results file to ENR for the June 30th Primary Election.
Last day for the county clerk to conduct the public Logic and Accuracy Test for the June 25th Primary Election
Last day for the County Clerk to solicit public comment on proposed locations for voter service and polling centers and drop boxes to be included in the election plan due on July 18th for the November 5th General Election.
Last day for major political parties to appoint members to the county canvass board for the June 25th Primary Election.
Last day for designated election official to appoint audit board to conduct RLA for the June 25th Primary Election.
First day to begin counting mail ballots received for the June 25th Primary Election. No results may be disclosed until after 7:00 p.m. on election day.
Our June Informed Citizen book discussion will be on: Except for Palestine: The Limits of Progressive Politics by Mitchell Plitnick and Marc Lamont Hill
Our June Informed Citizen book discussion will be on: Except for Palestine: The Limits of Progressive Politics by Mitchell Plitnick and Marc Lamont Hill
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Honoring Representative Brianna Titone
The July Informed Citizen Book Club discussion will be about The Return of Wolves: An Iconic Predator’s Struggle to Survive in the American West by Eli Francovich
The July Informed Citizen Book Club discussion will be about The Return of Wolves: An Iconic Predator’s Struggle to Survive in the American West by Eli Francovich
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
The August Informed Citizen Book Club discussion will be about Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology by Chris Miller
Save the date!
Plans are underway for WED 2024. Registration will open soon -- please check back.
For September, the Informed Citizen Book Club will be discussing Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of “Latino” by Hector Tobar
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
For October, the Informed Citizen Book Club will be discussing Walk the Walk: How Three Police Chiefs Defied the Odds and Changed Cop Culture by Neil Gross
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Young and the Restless: The Girls Who Sparked America’s Revolutions by Mattie Kahn
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
You are invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Larimer League‘s Pollinator Group, where you can learn how you can support and protect the pollinators which are vital the environment in Larimer County and Colorado.
This meeting is open to all League members and the public and is online. Register is required to receive the Zoom link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86403667915
Making Democracy Work is a nationwide League campaign that engages Leagues in advancing core democracy issues of: Voting Rights, Improving Elections, Campaign Finance Reform and Redistricting.
The Election Reform team advocates for the National Popular Vote, Alternative Voting Methods to plurality voting; open, honest and transparent elections; curbing the influence of soft and dark money in elections and call for the public funding of elections.
In a comprehensive approach, using League positions to advocate and take action, the Election Reform team works together toward the one common goal of making democracy work for all!