View the complete list of organizations and individuals voting ORGANIZATIONS: Adams/Broomfield County Bar Association American Academy of Pediatrics, Colorado Chapter Arapahoe County Bar Association Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Colorado Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce Colorado Alliance for Retired Americans Colorado American Civil Liberties Union Colorado American Institute of Architects Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry (CACI) Colorado Association of Family & Children's Agencies (CAFCA) Colorado Association of School Executives (CASE) Colorado Building and Construction Trades Council and its affiliated local unions Colorado Center on Law and Policy Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault Colorado Concern Colorado Contractors Association Colorado Court Reporters Association Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition Colorado Defense Lawyers Association Colorado Education Association Colorado Hispanic Bar Association Colorado Indian Bar Association Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA) Colorado Progressive Coalition Colorado Rural Electric Association Colorado Society of Association Executives (CSAE) Colorado State University Young Democrats Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Colorado Women's Bar Association Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce Denver Children's Advocacy Center Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Downtown Denver Partnership, Inc. Expert Consulting Services, Inc. Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce Larimer County Bar Association Latin American Research and Service Agency (LARASA) League of Women Voters of Colorado League of Women Voters Larimer County League of Women Voters Montrose County Metro Denver Hotel Association National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) National Association of Social Workers, Colorado Chapter Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance (Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley Chambers of Commerce; Northern Colorado Economic Development Corporation; and Upstate Colorado Economic Development) South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce University of Denver Sturm College of Law Democrats University of Denver Sturm College of Law Women’s Lobby of Colorado, Inc. INDIVIDUALS: Bill Owens, Colorado Governor John Suthers, Colorado Attorney General Roy Romer, Former Colorado Governor Dick Lamm, Former Colorado Governor John Vanderhoof, Former Colorado Governor Ken Salazar, U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper, Denver Mayor Ed Tauer, Aurora Mayor Mark Udall, Colorado Congressman Andrew Romanoff, Colorado Speaker of the House Alice Madden, House Majority Leader Diana DeGette, Colorado Congresswoman Mike May, House Minority Leader Joe Blake, Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce President Duane Woodard, Former Colorado Attorney General Mitch Morrissey, Denver District Attorney Don Quick, 17th J.D. DA Michael Goodbee, 17th J.D. Assistant DA Bob Miller, Former U.S. Attorney under President Reagan and Former Weld County DA Norm Early, Former Denver District Attorney Bob Russel, former El Paso County District Attorney Stu VanMeveren, former Larimer County DA Bob Gallagher, former Arapahoe County DA Stan Peek, former Weld County DA Al Dominguez, former Weld County DA Martin P. Miller, Former Judge and Former Arapahoe County DA Terry Farina, Former Mesa County DA Ken Gordon, Senate Majority Leader Norma Anderson, Former Senate Majority Leader Pat Pascoe, Former State Senator Polly Baca, Former State Senator Albert C. Yates, Former President of Colorado State University Edythe S. Miller, Former Chair of the Colorado PUC Tillie Bishop, Mesa County Commissioner, Former State Senator Rutt Bridges Lance M. Sears, Former Chair, State Judicial Performance Commission Lena L. Archuleta, Educator Fredrick R. Abrams M.D., Director, Clinical Ethics Consultation Group Wm. David Lytle, Colorado Bar Association President-Elect Elizabeth Starrs, Colorado Bar Association President Paul Chan, Denver Bar Association President Linda K. Wackwitz, EVP and Chief Legal Officer, Quovadx Gale Miller, Colorado Judicial Institute Chair Len Taigman, Retired Director, Martin Marietta (Lockheed Martin) Marcia Johnson, Denver City Councilwoman Rob Witwer, State Representative Jack Pommer, State Representative Al White, State Representative Jeanne Robb, Denver City Councilwoman Anne McGihon, State Representative Mike Drake, President, Colorado Senior Lobby Hal Goldback, President, Castle Pines Guaranty Bank & Trust Company Polly Baca, President and CEO, Latin American Research and Service Agency (LARASA) |
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