Oct. 16, 2023: High turnover among county clerks; Aurora NAACP head wants independent monitor

Colorado Matters
16/10/2023 50 min

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County clerks across Colorado are leaving office – many because of pressure from election skeptics. Then, Mesa County voters will decide whether to extend term limits for jobs including county clerk. And, Aurora NAACP head Omar Montgomery calls for an independent police monitor. Plus, an authentic Indian restaurant in Colorado Springs.

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