ABOUT POSITIVE WOMEN’S NETWORK-COLORADO
Led by women, trans and gender non-conforming, and nonbinary people living with HIV, PWN-Colorado (PWN-CO) has been organizing since 2010 to advance a broad progressive agenda, including LGBTQ rights, racial and reproductive justice, universal healthcare, and high-quality, non-stigmatizing services for communities most impacted by HIV, throughout Colorado.
ELECTION DAY IS HERE! ARE YOU READY?
- Registration. Get registered to vote and/or update your Colorado voter registration here!
- Voting by Mail. Counties began mailing out ballots on October 17th. Your completed ballot must be RECEIVED by 7:00pm on Tuesday, November 8th.
- If you are voting by mail, you should mail your ballot no later than October 31st to ensure it is received. Starting November 1st, return your ballot at a drop box or voting center. Find your closest drop box here.
- If you already returned your mail ballot, track it here via BallotTrax (anywhere in CO). Note: If you are in Denver, you can also use BallotTRACE to track your ballot
- If you are voting by mail, you should mail your ballot no later than October 31st to ensure it is received. Starting November 1st, return your ballot at a drop box or voting center. Find your closest drop box here.
- Early Voting In-Person. Early voting in Colorado begins October 24th at select locations and continues up until Election Day. Find an early voting location here.
- Voting on Election Day. Polls are open from 7am to 7pm on Election Day, November 8th. In Colorado, you can register and vote on election day, right up until the polls close! Find your Election Day polling place here.
- Don’t forget to bring your ID! CO has an extensive list of acceptable IDs, such as a utility bill! Find the list of acceptable IDs here.
Contact us:
PWN Colorado State Liaison, Barb Cardell: [email protected], 303.946.2529
PWN Chapter Co-Chair, MJ Maestas: 303.961.1843
PWN Chapter Co-Chair, Rica Rodriguez: 720.589.2215
PWN Western Slope Coordinator, Shannon Robinson: 970.718.2661
WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT? ISSUES THAT MATTER TO OUR COMMUNITIES
YES ON PROP 123!
Vote YES on Proposition 123 to make more affordable housing available in CO! Prop 123 will address the affordable housing crisis that is devastating our communities and leaving many of our neighbors unhoused or unstably housed. Prop 123 does NOT raise taxes – it taps into existing state funds.
NO ON PROP 121!
Vote NO on Proposition 121 to prevent funding cuts to critical programs that our communities rely on, like healthcare and K-12 education. If Prop 121 passes, these tax cuts will benefit wealthy individuals and corporations and hurt our communities by cutting dollars for schools, roads, and basic services. This doesn’t actually save working class families money in the long run. Vote NO because Coloradans deserve a tax change that works for everyone.
YES ON PROP FF!
Vote YES on Proposition FF because nutritious food for all kids is a human right. Prop FF will continue current funding of free, nutritious meals for all students in public schools. 60,000+ kids in Colorado can’t afford school meals but don’t qualify for free or reduced-price lunches. Prop FF also supports local Colorado farmers and invests in public education and our children.
YES ON DENVER ORDINANCE 305!
Vote YES on DENVER Initiated Ordinance 305 because it will prevent homelessness by stopping unjust evictions and keeping families housed. Ordinance 305 gives all renters in Denver free legal support to avoid eviction or navigate the eviction process.
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