I am writing to urge San Miguel County citizens to vote to re-elect Art Goodtimes as county commissioner. As a Boulder County Commissioner for the last eight years, I have had the opportunity to work with Art to promote progressive, pro-environmental policies across the state. Art brings good ideas to the table – ideas that are more creative than other elected leaders – and works well with folks from across the political spectrum to build the coalitions necessary to actually get things done. He has been an effective advocate for clean energy, protecting our public lands, and reining in the oil and gas industry. Please vote for Art Goodtimes.
PAID ELECTION LETTER | ‘Vote to Re-elect Art Goodtimes’
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| 2 | | I am writing to urge San Miguel County citizens to vote to re-elect Art Goodtimes as county commissioner. As a Boulder County Commissioner for the last eight years, I have had the opportunity to work with Art to promote progressive, pro-environmental policies across the state. Art brings good ideas to the table – ideas that are more creative than other elected leaders – and works well with folks from across the political spectrum to build the coalitions necessary to actually get things done. He has been an effective advocate for clean energy, protecting our public lands, and reining in the oil and gas industry. Please vote for Art Goodtimes.
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