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Mail-In Ballots & Video Nominatons
Will Replace
the Pueblo County Assembly & Convention This Year
MAIL-IN BALLOTS: Due to the Coronavirus, the Pueblo County Democratic Assembly & Convention scheduled for March 28 at County High School is being replaced by a Mail-in Ballot.
Ballots will be sent to all Democrats who were elected at Caucus to be delegates to the County Assembly & Convention. These ballots should be filled out and mailed back in the enclosed, stamped envelope.
- • Mark your choices with an ‘X’ in the appropriate box using blue or black ink
- • The ballot must be signed.
- • The envelopes must be postmarked by April 1, 2020,
or dropped off by April 1, 2020 at Pueblo Democratic HQ, 602 W. 9th Street.
VIDEOS: To help you fill out your ballot, below are videos that were created and sent in by the candidates. We will post the videos here on our website ... as soon as we get them. To see a video, click on the candidate's photo.
- • We will post campaign videos for U.S. Senate and U.S. Congressional candidates.
- • Instead of the usual speeches from the floor of the Assembly, we will also post nominating, seconding and acceptance videos for state and local candidates, including House District 46, District Attorney, and two (2) County Commissioner seats.
29 RESOLUTIONS: Finally, in your mail-in packet, you will receive a ballot to vote on the 29 Resolutions proposed at our Caucuses. You can read the Resolutions ahead, here on the website.
- • To read the full text of all 29 Resolutions, click here.
For information, please contact the Pueblo County Democratic Party.
Office Telephone: 719-250-2729 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Federal Candidate Campaign Videos (Click on the photos to see videos)
U.S. Senate
Andrew Romanoff 
Erik Underwood 
Stephany Rose Spaulding 
Trish Zornio
U.S. Congress (CD-3)
Diane Mitsch Bush 
James Iacino 
Root Routledge
Local and State Nominating Videos
State House District 46
District Attorney
10th Judicial District
Jeff Chostner
County Commissioner District 1
Tisha Mauro
Eppie Griego
County Commissioner District 2
Abel Tapia
Garrison Ortiz
Resolutions
There are 29 Resolutions on the ballot.
To read the full text of all 29, click below.
In the News
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Photos from all events are on the Photo Gallery Page here.
Bri Buentello
Daneya Esgar
Leroy Garcia
Coronavirus Response: Medical Supplies Collection
Local Representatives Pitch in to Collect Medical Supplies
State Senate President Leroy Garcia, State Representatives Daneya Esgar and Bri Buentello got together with the United Way of Pueblo County and Colorado State University-Pueblo Student Health Services to collect needed medical supplies for health care workers addressing COVID-19...Read more here.
John Hickenlooper
2020 Race: Ballot Qualification
Hickenlooper Qualifies for June Primary Ballot via Petitions – and Withdraws from Assembly Process
In a tweet, Hickenlooper wrote: "We're on the ballot! Thank you to everyone who signed our petitions and caucused for us. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
John Hickenlooper has collected the required number of signatures and will appear as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate on the June 30 State Primary ballot, according to the Elections Division of the Secretary of State's Office (SOS).
Candidates for U.S. Senate are required to collect at least 1,500 signatures from each Colorado congressional district, said Elections spokesman Steve Hurlbert on Monday (3/16.) Hickenlooper gathered a total of 15,000 accepted signatures and has eclipsed the 1,500-signature threshold in each congressional district, he added.
According to the State Democratic Party, because Hickenlooper has decided he will not continue on with the assembly process, all delegates that were pledged to Gov. Hickenlooper from Caucus are no longer obligated to him and may change to another candidate.
2020 Race: Endorsement
James Iacino
John Salazar
John Salazar Endorses
James Iacino for Congress
In a public letter, the popular former Congressman has thrown his support behind CD-3 primary candidate James Iacino.
Also running for the seat are Democrats Diane Mitsch Bush & Root Routledge.
Salazar, the last Democrat elected to CD-3, served in Congress from 2005 to 2011. In his letter, Salazar writes, "I am happy to stand with James Iacino ... A strong Democrat, he has the experience to beat" the Republican incumbent "and bring a real voice back to the people of Western and Southern Colorado." Read the entire letter here.
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Upcoming Events
April, May, 2020
CANCELED
Jac-X-Pres Democratic Club
Monthly Luncheon and
Speaker's Forum – 11:30 a.m.
Union Depot
132 W. B Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
Fridays, 2020
CANCELED
Friday Night Bingo
First, Second and Fifth Fridays
of the Month – 7:00 p.m.
4109 Club Manor Dr.
Pueblo, CO 81008
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Pueblo Latino Democratic
Forum Meeting – 5:30 p.m.
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Democratic Party HQ
602 W. 9th Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Pueblo County Democrats Executive Committee Meeting
5:30 p.m.
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