The Spirit Awards, for example, use a nominating committee rather than a wide balloting system to come up with their nominees.
By contrast, five other propositions on the state-wide ballot were winning, most by substantial margins.
Prospect, which represents a wide range of civil servants, from actuaries to museum curators, had its first civil service-wide ballot in more than 30 years.
They will be voting for members of the US Congress, for state governors and also on a host of state-wide ballot issues.
In 2000, students Nick Waun and Scott Trudeau ran for the board on the state-wide ballot as third-party nominees.
He supported the reorganization of supervisor elections from a city-wide ballot to district ballots, which was intended to reduce the influence of money and give neighborhoods more control over their representatives in city government.
The battle to save the entire Rhodes Tavernn, however, lasted into 1983 and involved a city-wide ballot initiative and an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States.
He aims to cover not only the major races and state-wide ballot initiatives but also key down-ballot state legislative races, such as state senate contests that could determine whether Democrats take control of Colorado government.
In addition, many Colorado counties and at the state's own website, vital, far-right state-wide ballot measures that aim to lower taxes and slash revenues to the state by as much as $4 billion dollars aren't being translated into Spanish for Latino voters on the election ballot itself.
Election officials said the precinct leaders would try to trim the too-wide ballots to get them to fit through the scanner.
Membership-wide ballots to elect our parliamentary leaders would transform leadership contests from the realm of intrigue into contests that reward merit and that essential political quality – popularity.
