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The 2010 Republican caucuses are coming up quickly and will be held on Tuesday, March 16th at 7:00pm. Please set aside this date to take part in this important step in taking back Colorado and the nation! Below is a complete list of all the precincts in Adams County and where they will be meeting on caucus night.
If you aren’t sure which precinct you are in, you can check at the Secretary of State’s site by clicking here. Log into the site using the information it requests. You are then taken to a new page that shows your complete voter information. Scroll down to item 12 as shown at the right. Then use the last three digits in that number to find your caucus location in the table below.
If you have any questions at all, please let us know!
Are you concerned about the direction our country is being taken?
Do you have the desire to get involved but do not know how or where?
A desire to meet and join other motivated people in working towards positive conservative solutions?
R Block Party North is the newly formed northern branch to R Block Party, serving the Denver Metro area (including but not limited to Adams County, Broomfield, Jefferson County, Denver, and surrounding areas).
The first R Block Party North on January 18th had a full house! 85 people in attendance, which included 15 candidates (Dan Maes, Cleve Tidwell, Ken Buck and others!)
Colorado is one of just a few states that have a combination of both Caucus and Primary to determine party nominees for a General Election. Here’s how it works:
The Caucus:
is the absolute grass roots step. Each precinct holds its own caucus, which is open to every Republican in that precinct who has been affiliated with the party for at least 60 days and registered in the precinct for at least 30 days. The caucus is held (by state statute) every even-numbered (general election) year on the third Tuesday of March at 7:00pm.
From the Colorado Secretary of State. The calendar below contains all of the important dates for elections this year.
Why do you want to be a U.S. Senator?
Over the last few years I have become increasingly concerned with the direction that our government has been heading and its ill effects on our American way of life. I am very dismayed with all of the career politicians and entrenched interests that dominate the U.S. Congress and the course they have chosen, most especially the outrageous fiscal irresponsibility creating unbearable debt loads for our children, grand-children and their children. All of our basic and fundamental liberties are at grave risk. I decided to step down from my business so that I could work full time to use my common-sense based, real world, business experience to help effect a course correction. After careful deliberation, I decided that the U.S. Senate was where I could be the most effective in that effort.
Why do you want to be a U.S. Senator?
Like many Coloradans, I am deeply concerned about the direction our Nation has been heading over the last 8 months. In this past year, there has been a massive explosion in the size and scope of the federal government. The federal government has seized control of car companies, banks, and insurance companies. Now, the federal government is attempting to take control of one-sixth of the American economy in the form of healthcare reform. All the while, Americans are being saddled with burdensome new taxes and unprecedented debt and thousands of lost jobs. In the process, we are losing our individual liberties and freedoms. I cannot sit idly by as this happens. I want to bring a strong Colorado voice and conservative Colorado values back to the United States Senate.
Why do you want to be a U.S. Senator?
My grandparents emigrated from Norway to America in the early 1900’s for opportunity. My grandfather opened a shoe repair shop in Greeley in the 1930’s for opportunity. If this government continues to recklessly spend money on social programs and creates massive deficits, my children and grand children will not live in the same land of opportunity that my grand parents lived in.
As senator, I will fight to control spending, a limit government intrusion in businesses, doctors’ offices and to create jobs and spur our economy through the private sector, rather than through a bloated federal government.
Why do you want to be a U.S. Senator?
To give the people of Colorado an actual citizen representative. An individual who is willing to listen and respond to the state’s citizens; who is willing to stand strong for his principles against lobby organizations and special interests. I believe the citizens of this state want a representative not interested in becoming a career politician, someone who will live with the same laws they vote in for our state, someone who will respect our military and act in their best interests. My trips to visit our House and Senate representatives have convinced me we/I can do better.
Why do you want to be a U.S. Senator?
I don’t WANT to be Senator, I see it as my DUTY to be Senator to help save the country, and re-start prosperity. I’d much rather be an intern-resident in medicine than Senator.
I see a crying need for fiscal, engineering, and medical sense in our government –and I have a uniquely broad technical background lacking in Congress. Unless we get someone with sense in the Senate, the country will continue down the drain. The worst possible future is the status-quo. SO – The plan is to run for office, straighten out the mess, and get back to civilian life.
