Following up on a news report aired Tuesday night, Face The State managing editor Brad Jones visited with Fox 31 News anchor Ken Clark this morning to discuss the slate of 20 applicants for the position of Colorado Secretary of State.
COLORADO'S FRONTPAGE
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Content Index: Mike Coffman
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FTS in the news: 'Blue Ribbon Bill' and the next Secretary of State
November 19, 2008Who is your top pick to replace Coffman?
November 18, 2008This just in: Old favorites, up-and-comers and total randoms vie for Secretary of State post
Political reporting can be a little dry sometimes, but this is the kind of story we live for. Twenty Coloradans from all walks of life have submitted applications to become Colorado's next Secretary of State.
"The Buzz" on Newstalk 1310 KFKA, 11/17 - Ritter and the next SoS, the changing media
November 17, 2008
Face The State managing editor Brad Jones visits with Newstalk 1310 KFKA's Amy Oliver. Why is Gov. Bill Ritter acting like Mr. non-partisan when it comes to appointing the next Secretary of State? Plus, a mountain newspaper becomes the latest victim of the economic downturn.
Segment 2 - The future of the CO GOP; who wants to be Secretary of State?
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Face The State's Rachel Boxer provides an update on rumors regarding the leadership of the Colorado Republican Party. Also, more detail on the nomination process to name Colorado's next Secretary of State. More >
No takers thus far for Secretary of State post
November 13, 2008
Looking for a job? Here's a good one: Gov. Bill Ritter seeks new Secretary of State.
Despite a looming Monday deadline for Secretary of State applications and widespread speculation about who would apply, no applications had been submitted to Ritter’s office as of this morning.
11/11: 'Blue Ribbon Bill' wants you!
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Would you like to be Colorado’s next Secretary of State? The Governor is taking applications. More >
Slideshow: It's official, it's an Obama-nation
A Face the State Staff Report
November 5, 2008
Democrats and their supporters gathered last night at Denver's downtown Sheraton Hotel to celebrate the turning of Colorado from a purple state into solid blue.
Slideshow: Election night with the GOP
A Face the State Staff Report
November 5, 2008
The mood at the Republican’s Election Night Party grew solemn as results started to filter in. Hundreds of volunteers, campaign staff and candidates watched their dreams and careers squashed as Colorado turned blue and chose Barack Obama for President and Mark Udall for the state's next Senator.
Counties left to inform voters of ballot changes
A Face the State Staff Report
October 16, 2008
Armed with little more than a recommendation from the state government, local election officials say they bear the sole responsibility now for easing voter confusion after four proposals were pulled from the ballot at the last minute.
Are your tax dollars being used for politicking?
A Face the State Staff Report
October 6, 2008Using public money and resources to advocate for or against a ballot issue is strictly prohibited under state law, but that doesn't appear to be stopping a growing number of state agencies and political subdivisions, who are now defending against allegations that they misused tax dollars to promote pet political causes.
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11/20: Unelected bureaucrats stifle growth
In a sluggish economy, we should be encouraging growth, right? Not in Downtown Denver.