Our Democracy Un-Spun! #6 - Money on the Colorado Scene
Denver has a database for Campaign Finance Reports, and the Denver Clerk and Recorder's Office will be mailing out notices of the election soon, with summaries of the comments received for and against ballot issues.
TRACER is the official Colorado Campaign Finance Disclosure site. Check out the Quick Stats button, and then look to the right for a red button saying "More Quick Stats". If you need additional assistance, contact the Campaign Finance Customer Support Team at cpfhelp@sos.state.co.us or at 303-894-2200 ext. 6383.
There are three statewide Colorado Ballot Issues for this election. Voter's Edge Colorado provides an easy way to get this information, too.
- Amendment 64 - Marijuana Legalization
- Amendment 65 - Campaign Finance Limits
- Referendum S - State Personnel System
Books you may enjoy include:
- Marijuana Legalization: What Everyone Needs to Know, from the Rand Corporation, an objective nonprofit that specializes in researching and reporting on issues of public policy.
- Mexico: Opposing Viewpoints (including the war on drugs)
Your library card will take you to a great report of arguments for and against Legalization of Marijuana in the Points of View database.
GovTrack.us and Maplight's Congress Guide help if you're searching for legislative voting records in relationship to campaign funding sources.
If you want more information on any of these ballot issues, on campaign finance reform, or finding reliable information on any topic, contact our Reference Services Department on Level 3 of the Central Library, 720-865-1363 or dplref@denverlibrary.org .












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This site is fabulous! I've never before seen such a user-friendly, well-organized way to consider ballot measures. Thank you!!!
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