If you have questions concerning this election or voting procedures, your eligibility to vote, how you may obtain a mail ballot, locations where you may obtain a replacement ballot or locations where you may hand deliver your voted ballot, please refer initially to the information provided below. Further details may be obtained by contacting the Adams County Election Office at 303.920.7850 or by visiting our website at www.adamscountyelections.org

SERVICE CENTERS: Six Service Centers will be open from 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Monday-Friday (except Watkins 8am-4pm), 9 A.M.-2 P.M. on Saturday, August 7th, and on Election Day from 7 A.M.-7P.M. At these locations, Voters may:

Replace spoiled, defaced, or lost ballots,

Surrender their mail ballot and vote on an accessible voting machine,

Emergency-register,

Drop-off their voted ballot,

Affiliate with a party for the Primary Election if currently unaffiliated.

Adams County Election Office 1865 W. 121st Avenue, #600 Westminster 80234

Adams County Recording Office 450 S. 4th Avenue Brighton 80601

Aurora Motor Vehicle Office 3449 N. Chambers Road Aurora 80010

Commerce City Motor Vehicle Office 4201 E. 72nd Avenue Commerce City 80022

Watkins Motor Vehicle Office

(Closes 4 P.M., M-F) 5150 Front Range Parkway #G Watkins 80137

Westminster Motor Vehicle Office 8452 N. Federal Boulevard Westminster 80031

DROP OFF LOCATIONS: In addition to the Service Centers listed above, voters may drop off a VOTED ballot in the signed Official Return Envelope at any of the following Adams County designated drop off sites:

Aurora City Clerk’s Office 15151 E. Alameda Parkway Aurora 80012

Bennett Town Hall 355 Fourth Street Bennett 80102

Brighton Motor Vehicle 450 S. 4th Avenue Brighton 80601

Commerce City City Clerk’s Office 7887 E. 60th Avenue Commerce City 80022

Federal Heights City Clerk’s Office 2380 W. 90th Avenue Federal Heights 80260

North Pecos Motor Vehicle Office 12200 N. Pecos Street Westminster 80234

Northglenn City Clerk’s Office 11701 Community Center Drive Northglenn 80233

Thornton City Clerk’s Office 9500 Civic Center Drive Thornton 80229

Westminster City Clerk’s Office 4800 W. 92nd Avenue Westminster 80031

Our goal is to reach out to as many as 10,000 voters in Adams and Broomfield counties! We need everyone’s help to accomplish this goal—the Victory office cannot do it alone! The campaign and the candidates count on volunteers to get the word out about the Republican party, to register voters as Republican, get them on Permanent Mail-In Ballot status as well as get name recognition for Candidates. This weekend will be about reaching out to these folks by making phone calls to the voters and knocking on their doors. We are setting it up in shifts: For Friday and Saturday the shifts are from 9am-12pm, 12pm-3pm, 3pm-6pm, and 6pm-9pm. For Sunday, the shifts are for 12pm-3pm, 3-6pm, and 6pm-9pm. My hope is that we can all pitch in at least 3 hours for at least one of the days. We are going to make it fun and will be competing with other Victory offices around the State, as well as competing within office for #1 DIALER. Come on Adams County, Republicans need YOU!

Map to Adams County GOP Victory Office

For More information please contact:

Anna Fitzer
Victory Field Director
(720) 318-7084
Adams Broomfield Victory Office
2200 E. 104th Suite 116, Thornton, CO 80229
anna@cologop.org

Join them for the 23rd Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration in Denver’s Civic Center Park on May 8th-9th, 2010 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

The Hispanic birthrate is 3 times greater than any other group in America. Every month 50,000 Hispanic youth reach the age of 18 in this country. Guess who will be at this event? When you consider our future, do you think we should reach out to Hispanics with a conservative message?

The RNHA-CO is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help promote the Republican cause in our Hispanic Community by handing out surveys for a cash drawing, registering voters, and signing up new members. Republican candidates running for office will be on hand to meet our Hispanic Community. You do not have to be Hispanic to volunteer. Will you help us?

Also, please consider making a donation to assist this outreach. Checks can be made out to: Adams County RNHA and sent to: PO Box 691, Westminster, CO, 80036-0691.

Contact Martin Mendez , Secretary/RHNA-Adams County Chapter for more information.

(e) mmendez@splashpublications.net

(P) 303-288-2875

Here is an important quote from his speech:

“Never before in our history has the federal government attempted to regulate your economic inactivity; your failure to participate in the marketplace. And if this legislation is allow to stand and the federal government can force you to buy any product or service they think is good for you, then there is no limit to the federal government’s control over your individual economic decision making.”

Next up, elected Delegates and Alternates will convene at the Adams County Fairgrounds on 9am Saturday morning, April 3rd for the County Assembly to vote for local and state candidates as well as  finalizing the resolutions submitted during tonight’s caucus.