1. Colorado Election Preview October 24, 2018

2. What’s at stake?

3. Federal Races Rep. Mike Coffman (R) Jason Crow (D) Challenger
Incumbent

4. Federal Races Crow +11 in mid-September New York Times Poll
Both sides begin pulling $$
Denver Post endorses Coffman
Cook Political Report: Leans D
Sabato’s Crystal Ball: Leans D
Five Thirty-Eight: Likely D
Rep. Mike Coffman (R)
Incumbent
Jason Crow (D)
Challenger
MWCUA PREDICTION: LIKELY DEMOCRATIC
MWCUA ENDORSEMENT: COFFMAN

5. Federal Races, cont’d MWCUA ENDORSEMENTS Joe Neguse (D)
Rep. Scott Tipton (R)
CD-3 Incumbent
Joe Neguse (D)
CD-2
Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D)
CD-7 Incumbent
Rep. Doug Lamborn (R)
CD-5 Incumbent

6. Federal Races 2019 scenarios

7. Federal Races 2019 scenarios

8. CO Governor Race
Rep. Jared Polis (D)
CD-2 Incumbent
Polis has put $22 million of his own money into the race.
Polis +7 in recent October poll.
Cook Political Report: Lean D
Sabato’s Crystal Ball: Lean D
Walker Stapleton (R)
State Treasurer
MWCUA PREDICTION: LIKELY DEMOCRATIC
MWCUA ENDORSEMENT: NONE

9. CO Constitutional Offices
Attorney General: Phil Weiser (D) vs. George Brauchler (R)
State Treasurer: Dave Young (D) vs. Brian Watson (R)
Secretary of State: Jena Griswold (D) vs. Wayne Williams (R-Incumbent)
MWCUA ENDORSEMENTS: NONE

10. CO Legislative Races MWCUA ENDORSEMENTS: Winter, Danielson
Senate District 24: Faith Winter(D) vs. Beth Martinez Humenik (R-Incumbent)
Senate District 16: Tammy Story (D) vs. Tim Neville (R-Incumbent)
Senate District 20: Jessie Danielson (D) vs. Christine Jensen (R)
MWCUA ENDORSEMENTS: Winter, Danielson

11. CO Legislative Races MWCUA ENDORSEMENTS
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12. CO Ballot Measures Citizen-Initiated Constitutional Amendments:
Amendment 73—Funding for Public Schools
Amendment 74—Just Compensation for Reduction in Fair Market Value by Government Law or Regulation
Amendment 75—Campaign Contributions

13. CO Ballot Measures, cont’d
Citizen-Initiated Statutory Amendments:
Proposition 109—Authorize Bonds for Transportation Projects
Proposition 110—Transportation Funding
Proposition 111—Payday Loans
Proposition 112—Setback Requirement for Oil and Gas Development

14. CO Ballot Measures, cont’d
Constitutional Amendments Referred by General Assembly:
Amendment A—Removal of exception to slavery prohibition for criminals
Amendment V—Reduced Age Qualification for General Assembly members
Amendment W—Judge retention ballot language
Amendment X—Definition of Industrial Hemp
Amendment Y—Independent Commission for Congressional Redistricting
Amendment Z—Independent Commission for State Legislative Redistricting

15. Things to Know:
Ballots must be received by County Clerks by 7PM on November 6. Postmarks DO NOT COUNT. Mail you ballot ahead of time, put them in a drop box, or hand deliver to the clerk’s office.
Voters can register and vote at the same time up to and including Election Day.
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16. Questions?