2007 Election


Voters to decide fate of city charter provision
Reina’s civil suit still pending in District Court
June 24, 2009
The Craig City Council took a step toward changing a city charter provision on campaign expenses Tuesday night but did not address an ongoing civil suit against the city regarding the same issue.
Francisco Reina served a summons Wednesday
City attorney does not expect to seek jail time
May 28, 2009
A Craig Police Department officer delivered Francisco Reina’s municipal court summons Wednesday morning, less than 12 hours after city officials decided to prosecute the former candidate for spending too much of his own money in the city election last month.
Reina spends 3 times limit in campaign
City attorney does not plan to prosecute
May 22, 2009
There has never been a candidate who spent more than the city charter allows in a municipal election, Craig City Attorney Kenny Wohl said.
Sen. Bennet discusses Senate spending bill passed April 3
April 15, 2009
When the U.S. Senate passed a $3.5 trillion spending plan April 3, Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., was one of the 55 who gave their support.
Councilors-elect to be sworn in April 14
City clerk plans to certify election before anyone takes oath
April 9, 2009
With Tuesday’s election behind her, Craig City Clerk Shirley Seely prepares to take the final step in every vote: canvassing the numbers to verify the results.
Council candidate’s hope runs high, results fall short
April 8, 2009
Francisco Reina always has worked with his hands. It has not been an easy life, the 63-year-old said Tuesday morning. Reina stood in the Centennial Mall parking lot — Craig’s only vote center for the 2009 municipal election.
Incumbent Terry Carwile breezes into new term
April 8, 2009
While voters were casting their ballots Tuesday at Centennial Mall, Terry Carwile, an incumbent city councilor, took to the open road.
No suspense here: Mayor by a mile
April 8, 2009
It’s noon Tuesday, Election Day, when Craig Mayor Don Jones walks into JW Snacks for lunch. He orders a blackened catfish sandwich, fries and iced tea, and settles in for a conversation.
New Craig City Council decided
Riley only new member as incumbents remain
April 8, 2009
Upon hearing that she won her first-ever bid for public office, Craig City Councilor-elect Jennifer Riley’s voice was calm, but the tears in her eyes betrayed her excitement.
City election set for Tuesday
April 6, 2009
The 2009 municipal election will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Centennial Mall, 1111 W. Victory Way. Up for election will be four Craig City Council seats and the mayor’s seat.
Despite low turnout, Hayden approves Charter Commission
Group will draft town governance charter
March 31, 2009
Only 8 percent of registered town voters turned out for election. Nine-member Charter Commission will now draft document that could move Hayden from statutory to home-rule status.
5 questions with city office candidates
March 31, 2009
Below is the first part of a question and answer series with each Craig City Council candidate who will appear on the April 7 municipal election ballot.
Candidates discuss recreation center
March 26, 2009
Craig City Council candidates fielded questions ranging from the area’s methamphetamine problem to building a recreation center during a candidate forum Wednesday night at Centennial Mall.
Candidates slated for 2 more appearances this week
March 24, 2009
Voters who missed Monday afternoon’s Craig City Coun­cil candidate forum shouldn’t fret — luckily, they have two more chances this week to hear from those running for public office.
Candidates discuss gym
City Council hopefuls participate in 1st of 3 appearances this week
March 24, 2009
City Council candidates Joe Bird, Terry Carwile and Jennifer Riley, and mayoral candidate Don Jones spoke to more than 20 visitors during a forum sponsored by the Craig AARP Chapter 1418 at Sunset Meadows I. Candidates Byron Willems, Francisco Reina and Gene Bilodeau did not attend.
Craig city election ballot set
Mayor unopposed; 7 candidates up for 4 City Council seats
March 7, 2009
The deadline for residents to get their names on the April municipal election ballot came and went Friday without any action, Craig City Clerk Shirley Seely said.
City prepares for election season
Candidate nomination petitions available Monday
February 3, 2009
The city of Craig may face serious tests in the next four years, City Clerk Shirley Seely said, which means there could be a lot riding on the April 7 municipal elections.
Classmate shares photos of Obama from Punahou School yearbooks
January 25, 2009
In one of President Barack Obama’s books, he tells a story about a redheaded girl who wants to touch his Afro at school. Lynne Marr hopes that isn’t her — but she isn’t sure.
County releases official results
Election process complete after canvass board survey
November 14, 2008
Moffat County election results are now official.
No errors found in election results
Canvass board to finish counting duties today
November 13, 2008
The general election is almost over. Although ballots were cast more than a week ago, the county has begun digging through the votes to make sure the numbers add up, which is where the volunteer canvass board comes in.
Tayyara sets goals for second term
November 11, 2008
Republican incumbent Saed Tayyara received the most votes of any Moffat County Commission candidate in the Nov. 4 general election.
DA-elect preparing for office
Filling current vacancies a focus in interim
November 8, 2008
A Tuesday night election party for Elizabeth Oldham, the 14th Judicial District Attorney-elect, ended without her definitively knowing the outcome of her bid against Democrat Tammy Stewart.
Failed amendments invoke mixed reactions
November 7, 2008
Although Moffat County is a community relatively isolated from the rest of Colorado, local residents held strong beliefs on statewide ballot questions in the Nov. 4 general election.
Passed, failed amendments to affect local education groups
November 7, 2008
There were mixed results Tuesday on amendments local education groups took a stand on.
MCHS seniors tackle their 1st election
Both students turned 18 on Election Day
November 7, 2008
Hannah Jones stood amid a growing line Tuesday morning, waiting to do something she had never done before.

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