The Colorado Independent - Latest Comments in Trailhead-Linked Group Sends Inaccurate Mail to Voters

Re: Trailhead-Linked Group Sends Inaccurate Mail to Voters

Wendy Norris — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 15:18:16 -0000

Thanks for the heads up My eternal question:

"Is it ignorance or arrogance that fuels these guys?"

Re: Trailhead-Linked Group Sends Inaccurate Mail to Voters

Leslie Robinson — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 11:32:32 -0000

Rove Campaign Playbook, Chapter 3 If the Democrats end up in control of anything in Denver/Washington DC, they are either going to have to legislate 527's more or learn how to play the game better and smarter than the Republican flavored 527's.

In politics, it's better to break the rules and win, than play by the rules and lose...and even if you break the rules and lose, the penalties are a speed bump, not a stop sign. Plus, you can always blame computer glitches, lowly campaign workers and the opposition for your problems with campaign regulations.

Re: Trailhead-Linked Group Sends Inaccurate Mail to Voters

Native Son — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 11:32:24 -0000

Dumber than you think Actually, they list the vote center locations as early voting locations. In Broomfield, you can only vote early at the City and County Building. The other locations are open only for 1 day - Tuesday, Nov 7.

Re: Trailhead-Linked Group Sends Inaccurate Mail to Voters

Wendy Norris — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 10:58:36 -0000

attention to detail? not so much. Add proof-reading to the difficulties CGGI and Trailhead have with inaccurately completing their legal documents and financial reports, if they do at all.

The flier included in Erin's story lists early voting locations in Broomfield. Yet, the brain trust at CGGI forgot to list some locations polls, notably the Chateaux at Fox Meadows, the Flatiron Crossing Community Room and the lobby of the Broomfield City and County building.