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Clerks back status quo on voting machines

Rocky Mountain News, Jan 6, 2009
Lawmakers want Colorado Supreme Court to answer bias concerns

The Rocky Mountain News, Jan 5, 2009
Ethics panel named to probe vote-buying allegations

Rocky Mountain News, Dec 30, 2008
State agency: no secret recordings allowed after whistleblower case

9News.com, Dec 30, 2008

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"With the possibility that outside influences may have attempted to interfere with the leadership election, and the reality of a delayed election, I do not feel that now would be an appropriate time to leave."

Minority Leader Mike May's statement on the postponement of his resignation, as published in The Rocky Mountain News, 12/18/2008.

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