All eight of Denver’s Colorado State House seats and two State Senate seats are up for election this year.

Denver Decides, a partnership of the League of Women Voter of Denver, the Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (INC), Historic Denver and Denver Channel 8, will present candidate forums in the Fall for all of those seats.  Candidates certified by the Colorado Secretary of State were invited to participate.  There will also be a forum in October to cover the pros and cons of ballot initiatives and some of the Congressional races.

You can attend in person, view them on Denver Channel 8, or stream them at the Denver Decides website.www.DenverDecides.org where all forums and candidate introduction videos can be seen along with voter and ballot information videos.

If you don’t know your districts, you can look them up under Voter Information at www.lwvdenver.org .

The dates, times, and invited candidates for these events are as follows:

Tuesday, September 30 at Montview Presbyterian Church, 1980 Dahlia St.
6:30 pm – House District 8 (North Central)   Candidates: Beth McCann Jeffery Washington

Thursday, October 2 at CECMiddleCollege, 2650 Elliot St.   (3 events at same location)
6:30 pm – House District 4 (Northwest)   Candidates: David Dobson Dan Pabón

7:15 pm – House District 5 (West and Northwest) Candidate: Crisanta Duran

8:00 pm – Senate District 34 (West and Northwest) Candidate: Stuart Siffring

Tuesday, October 7 at Southwest Improvement Council, 1000 S. Lowell
6:30 pm – House District 1 (Southwest)   Candidates: Raymond Garcia Susan Lontine Jon Biggerstaff

Saturday, October 11, Police District 3 Station, 1625 S.   University Blvd.
8:30am networking and coffee
9:30am Topics: Pros and cons of ballot initiatives Congressional candidates

For further information, please contact the League’s office, 303-321-7571, send an email to info@LWVDenver.org, or visit the web site at www.LWVDenver.org.