The Chaffee Democrats Holiday Party will be on December 15th from 4pm – 7pm at the Liar’s Lodge, 30000 CR 371, Buena Vista, CO 81211 and will feature a delicious catered dinner, live music, and awards presented for Democrat of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, and Rising Star. We can’t wait to see you at the party and celebrate all of our amazing 2018 victories with everyone.
You can Purchase your tickets securely online in advance with PayPal. Tickets at the door of the event will be $40.00.
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The Chaffee County Democrats are in full swing with our GOTV (Get Out the Vote) efforts. We have an outstanding slate of highly qualified progressive candidates that we need your help to elect. We invite you to join us.
There are many tasks needed before the General Election on November 6th. Please contact JoAnne Allen to volunteer at email joanneallen789@gmail.com or call 505-797-4144.
Thank you! We look forward to hearing from you.
Chaffee County Democrats canvassing in Salida with Candidates Kerry Donovan, Kimberly Parker, and Lori Mitchell
Lori Mitchell is our elected Chaffee County Clerk and Recorder and you can contact the Chaffee County Elections Department at:
Website: https://www.chaffeecountyclerk.org/general-information/
Phone (719) 539-4004
Email: LMitchell@chaffeecounty.org
Here is the digital version of the Blue Book: Blue Book Online
You can check or update your voter registration record online at www.govotecolorado.com
The Ark Valley Voice published this article about Chaffee County Commissioner Candidate Kimberly Parker today:
Candidate for Chaffee County Commissioner, Kimberly Parker celebrated her Grandmother Betty
Winter’s 100th birthday this past summer in Montrose.
Kimberly Parker, Democratic candidate for Chaffee County commissioner, looks you straight in the eye, shakes your hand firmly, listens carefully and weighs what she says before she speaks. Observe her and you pick up her work ethic, a clear, articulate intelligence and a grasp of the issues shaping this county.
Her campaign stance is known. She has worked on affordable housing issues for the past two years as chair of the Chaffee County Housing Policy Advisory Committee. She calls herself a strong advocate for human rights and economic opportunity. Her grasp of healthcare issues and how they affect families appears substantial. What is less known about this self-contained professional is what made her who she is today.
“I’ve used my experience to work on issues in Chaffee County, and I look forward to working on other important issues like childcare, housing and senior services,” said Parker.
Parker is a long-time Coloradan whose family goes back many decades in San Miguel and Ouray counties. Her 100-year-old grandmother lives in Montrose.
Her resume includes a degree in information systems from the University of Colorado-Boulder, followed by professional roles as a technical support engineer with Sybase Inc. and owner and lead IT consultant for Synergistics LLC. In 2010 she returned to CU-Boulder, advancing through multiple roles in technology at the university, including research data manager, continuous improvement manager and project manager. During that time she was selected for a two-year, system-wide University Perspective Leadership program.
To read the newspaper article from October 3, 2018 about the attack by the Conservative Koch Brothers on Kerry Donovan, Click: Colorado Times Recorder article
