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| City Council Ward 1 | Nia Wassink | |
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The City of Longmont 2023 Regular Election Information web page has more election information, including the wording of the three issues which will appear on ballots of City of Longmont residents. The Backstory on Longmont 2023 Ballot Questions (a 1-hour video produced by Longmont’s own Tim Waters) has additional information on benefits and funding of the ballot issue projects. And Longmont City Manager Harold Dominguez discussed the proposed ballot issues in the Longmont City Council meeting on August 8, 2023. That discussion included the anticipated costs and benefits of the ballot issue projects. The 53-minute discussion begins at 2:31:50 (2 hours 31 minutes and 50 seconds) into the recording of the August 8th City Council meeting and ends at 3:24:40. The City council decides ballot issues for 2023 election article in the Longmont Leader summarized the ballot issue discussion.
Articles in the Longmont Leader and the Times-Call have information about the 2023 election.
A Longmont Town Hall meeting was held on March 30, 2023 in which a panel (including local business owners and members of the Longmont City Council and the Longmont Downtown Development Authority) took questions from a live audience in a studio at Longmont Public Media. The audience included Longmont residents and business owners.
- For additional information, including how to register to vote and how to vote, please see the City of Longmont Election Information web page.
- To determine the Ward in which you live, please see the map on the City of Longmont Find My Council Member web page.
- For voting information tailored to the address at which you reside (thanks to the League of Women Voters of Boulder County), please see the Vote 411 web site.
Longmont Public Media is located at 457 4th Avenue (at Kimbark Street) in Longmont.
Longmont Public Media would like to thank the League of Women Voters of Boulder County for co-hosting the debates and Sustainable Resilient Longmont for sponsoring the debates.
