Pikes Peak Firearms Coalition

Elections 2008

As a group concerned about our rights, lawful gun owners need to be involved in the election process: as candidates, delegates, party officials, and VOTERS!! The Pikes Peak Firearms Coalition urges its members to be involved. To assist you, we have developed this page with important dates and a list of candidates. This page will be updated as we move through the process of electing those who will represent us on every level. If you see incomplete or inaccurate information, please Email corrections and updates.

Important phone numbers:

	El Paso County Election Department: 575-8683
	Teller County Election Department: 689-2951
	Fremont County Clerk: 275-1522
	El Paso County Republican Party Headquarters: 578-0022
	El Paso County Democratic Party Headquarters: 473-8713

Important Dates:

November 4: General Election

Verify your registration information and find your precinct: Secretary of State Election Center

Candidates (listed in alphabetical order):

Office	Republican	Democrat	Other
US President	John McCain Click to see McCain Statement on 2A	Barack Obama
US Senate	Bob Schaffer	Mark Udall
US Congress 5th Congressional	Doug Lamborn (I)	Hal Bidlack
State Senate 4	Mark Scheffel (E)	Joe Alsup
State Senate 10	Bill Cadman (I) (E)	Diane Whitley
State Senate 12	Keith King (E)	Pete Lee
State House 14	Kent Lambert (I) (E)	Chyrese Exline
State House 15	Mark Waller (M) (E)	Michelle Maksimowicz
State House 16	Larry Liston (I) (M) (E)	Rich Flores
State House 17	Catherine Roupe (M) (E)	Dennis Apuan
State House 18	Kate Szot	Michael Merrifield (I)
State House 19	Marsha Looper (I) (M) (E)	Jim Phillips
State House 20	Amy Stephens (I) (E)	Jan Hejtmanek
State House 21	Bob Gardner (I) (E)	Anna Lord
4th Judicial District Attorney	Dan May
EPC Commissioner District 2	Amy Lathen (I) (M) (E)	Allison Hunter
EPC Commissioner District 3	Sallie Clark (I) (M) (E)	Pam Berry
EPC Commissioner District 4	Dennis Hisey (I) (M) (E)	Andre Vigil
(I) = Incumbent (S)=Campaign Suspended (P)=Less than 30% at assembly, must petition on ballot, or, skipped caucus and petition on directly (M)=PPFC Member		(E) = Endorsed by the PPFC (?) = Possible Candidate/Not Officially Declared (W) = Withdrawn

A word on PPFC PAC Endorsements: The PAC Steering Committee, which makes the candidate endorsements for the PPFC PAC, considers many factors when deciding on an endorsement, especially in races where more than one candidate supports our right to keep and bear arms. Chief among these factors is how effective will that candidate be, when elected, in building coalitions and working with others to support or oppose legislation. It matters little how strongly a person feels about our rights if they cannot win others to their point of view.

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Page last updated: 08/22/2008