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Security Q and A for Prowers County Balloting

Security Q and A for Prowers County Balloting

ELECTION NEWS:   Can someone else get your blank ballot or the ballot of someone who has recently moved? Can they vote that ballot? The answer is NO! Colorado has a series of protections in place: County Clerks can now use the U.S. Postal Service’s National Change of Address database to update the addresses of registered […]

Comments Wanted on Designation of Voter Service and Polling Center

Comments Wanted on Designation of Voter Service and Polling Center

Pursuant to 1-5-101 and 1-7.5-107 C.R.S., Prowers County Clerk and Recorder Jana Coen is seeking written comments from residents of Prowers County regarding the designation of a voter service and polling center in conjunction with HB13-1303.  House Bill 13-1303 requires a County Clerk and Recorder to solicit public comment concerning the location of such voter […]

CU Regent Candidate Withdraws from Election

CU Regent Candidate Withdraws from Election

MEDIA RELEASE-FROM THE PROWERS COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE If you applied for an Absentee Ballot or you are registered as a Permanent Mail-In Voter (PMIV), you should have received a ballot by mail after June 4, 2012. Absentee and PMIV’s are the only voters that will automatically receive their ballots by mail for this Primary Election. […]

Voting Machines Tested by Prowers County Clerk

Voting Machines Tested by Prowers County Clerk

The primary election will be held June 26 in Prowers County, and before the balloting begins, voting machines are routinely tested using Test Ballots. On Thursday, June 7, Prowers County Clerk and Recorder, Jana Coen and Jan Alexander went step by step through the process of conducting a public testing of correct and incorrect ballots […]

Letter to the Editor - From CEO at Prowers Medical Center

Letter to the Editor – From CEO at Prowers Medical Center

 Re:  Letter to the Editor from James Fairchild, Chief Executive Officer of Prowers Medical Center.  Because of the email formatting of the letter, the first portion of the letter cannot be posted in the introductory box as are our usual articles.  Readers will need to click on the read entire article disclaimer to access the letter […]