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Autism is a growing problem in the U.S. Who should foot the cost? 17% Shareholders of private insurance companies 17% The government 67% Churches and private charities What should the legislature do to balance the state budget? 0% Force Pinnacol Assurance to give $500 million to the State 9% Cut higher education 0% Remove state tax exemptions 4% Transfer money from existing cash funds to the general fund 35% Cut government spending on social programs 22% Cut salaries of state employees 30% Implement furloughs for state employees Does the current economic crisis justify the Legislatures attempt to gain access to a private entity's funds? 0% Yes 100% No Should CO hospitals raise provider fees as a way to receive additional federal funding for Medicaid and other health care programs? 17% Yes 83% No Should CO switch to a national popular vote? 18% Yes 82% No Is gathering DNA evidence upon arrest an intrusion on privacy? 45% Yes 55% No Should full-strength beer be sold in liquor stores? 66% Yes 54% No Should hand-held cell phone use be prohibited while driving? 49% Yes 51% No Should illegal aliens receive in-state tuition? 41% Yes 59% No Do you support or oppose capital punishment? 90% Support 10% Oppose |
"Children should be educated and instructed in the principles of freedom." -- John Adams (Defense of the Constitution, 1787)CONTACTHomeWeekly PollCurrently, not wearing a seatbelt is a secondary offense, which means you can't get pulled over for it, but you can get a ticket if you're pulled over for something else. SB09-296 by Sen. Boyd (D-Lakewood) would make this a primary offense--meaning you can be pulled over if a police officer sees you are not wearing one.Constituent RequestsIf you are a resident of Colorado Senate District 9 and have a question concerning our state government or state agency, please contact me identifying the issue at hand, your local address, and all pertinent or subsequent information pertaining to your question. In order to help process your request as soon as possible, my preferred method of communication is email. However, U.S. mail is always welcomed.Contact InformationState Capitol200 E. Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80203 Room # 274 Office: (303) 866-4835 Fax: (303) 866-2012 District PO Box 49282 Colorado Springs, CO 80949-0282 Office: (719) 532-0546 Fax: (719) 532-0546 Senator Dave Schultheis Email:senatorschultheis@gmail.com < Back to Home 
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