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Fellow Republicans,
I strongly support Matt Arnold's effort to clear the bench of FOUR of Colorado's Supreme Court Justices. Matt founded and directs
Clear the Bench Colorado. It's purpose is to educate Colorado citizens about FOUR of colorado's Supreme Court Justices on the November ballot for continuation. I am sure that you will, like so many of us, conclude that these Justices just have to go.
Sources of Election and Legislative Information
At State Level
At County Level
- Here is El Paso County's Clerk and Recorder's
Elections Department, where you'll find election information by precinct. You can check your registration data, register or change your data, determine what precinct you are registered in and where your caucus will be held
- Here is the El Paso Republican Party's website
GOP El Paso, where you'll find election information by precinct. You can check your registration data, register or change your data, determine what precinct you are registered in and where your caucus will be held
- You can determine your precinct in at least two convenient ways.
- Call the El Paso Republican Party headquarters at (719) 578-0022
- Call the Elections Division at (719) 520-6226
- You will find
precinct maps here.
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Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry |
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Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce |
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National Federation of Independent Businesses |
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Rep. Larry Liston (HD 16), speaking out against Obamacare
Rep. Larry Liston stood with fellow Republican Legislators, speaking out against the Federal grab of healthcare, 1/6th of our economy socialized by devious methods and strong arm tactics, at a Joint House and Senate news conference at the Capitol, 03/22/2010.
Reps. Larry Liston (HD 16), Bob Gardner (HD 21), and Mark Waller (HD 15) at their Town Hall Meeting
Feb. 20, 2010
Constituents from all three House Districts braved the cold and snow Saturday morning to confer with their Representatives at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. Just like in Washington, with the Democratic Party in full control of the Legislative and Executive branches in Colorado again this year, they continue to show no bipartisan restraint as they ram through one spend and tax measure after another over the objections of their Republican colleagues. More importantly, over the objections of the majority of Coloradans!
Chicago style politics continues to thrive in the Colorado Statehouse. Just like last year, a wealth of productive initiatives and well principled alternatives offered by the Party of Responsibility continue to be stifled by the party in control.
The Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce Special Award
Presented by Jim Bensberg, Chairman, District 5, at the Chamber’s 3rd Annual State of the County luncheon.
The Chamber’s first award was the 2009 Special Recognition Award which was presented to State Representative Larry Liston. This award was given to honor Rep. Liston’s expertise and commitment in promoting strong business principles in the Legislative arena and working to develop sound public policy that positively benefits the citizens of El Paso County. Rep. Liston consistently maintains a 100% voting record on business issues. As one of CSCC's partners remarked about Rep. Liston, “He will give his "all" to anything he takes on. If he is on your side you are very lucky.” CSCC congratulated Rep. Liston for a job well done!
Rep. Larry Liston with David Kopel, noted author and 2nd amendment activist, at the Independence Institute's ATF party June 20, 2009.
Reps. Kevin Priola and Scott Tipton join Rep. Liston to cheer on TEA party marchers from the Capital on Tax Day 2009.
Governor Ritter signs HB09-1034 for Rural Transportation Authorities
On April 14th, 2009 Gov. Ritter signed Rep. Larry Liston's bill, which will allow taxpayers to vote on alternative funding for RTAs throughout the state of Colorado. The Pikes Peak RTA has proven to be very successful in funding transportation projects throughout El Paso County.
Governor Ritter signing SB09-162, Broadband Inventory to Accept Public Funds, on June 4th in the Governor's office before the bill's principle sponsors Senator Gail Schwartz (D), Senate District 5, and Representative Larry Liston (R), House District 16.
Living in Colorado Springs, we enjoy internet access via cable, DSL, and other broadband infrastructure that simply is not available in many parts of our state. SB09-162 opens additional funding sources to the Office of Information Technology, that will enable better planning for network deployment into communities now lacking broadband infrastructure. This legislation will have real, positive economic impact on rural Colorado.
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