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Progress Now sends the following in email: For Denver voters, the following drop-off sites will be open Tuesday (11/6 -- Election Day) from 7AM to 7PM:

Elections Division Office Lobby, 303 W. Colfax Ave. (Colfax & Court Place)
Wellington Webb Municipal Office Building, 201 W. Colfax Ave.
Tattered Cover BookStore, 1628 16th St.
Tattered Cover Book Store, 2526 E. Colfax Ave.
Athmar Recreation Center, 2680 W. Mexico Ave.
Barnum Recreation Center, 360 Hooker St.
District 3 Police Station, 1625 S. University Blvd
Eisenhower Recreation Center, 4300 E. Dartmouth Ave.
Glenarm Recreation Center, 2800 Glenarm Pl.
Green Valley Ranch Recreation Center, 4890 Argonne Way
Harvey Park Recreation Center, 2120 S. Tennyson St.
Hiawatha Davis Recreation Center, 3334 Holly St.
Montbello Recreation Center, 15555 E. 53rd Ave.
Montclair Recreation Center, 729 Ulster Way
Scheitler Recreation Center, 5031 W. 46th Ave
Westerly Creek Elementary School, 8800 E. 28th Ave.

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Progress Now sends the following in email: For Denver voters, the following drop-off sites will be open this Monday (11/5) from 10AM to 7PM and Tuesday (11/6 -- Election Day) from 7AM to 7PM:

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Here's a look at Tuesday's ballot issues and tax increases from The Denver Post. From the article:

Denver voters on Tuesday will pass judgment on a $550 million bond package and tax increase that supporters say will make Denver a world-class city. "If you want to be a third- world country, fine, but I don't want to be a third-world country," said Bruce Benson, an oil industry executive and former state GOP chairman, who is co-chair of the bond campaign. "I want to be the best city in the country." Detractors argue the tax increase isn't needed and that money slated for cultural facilities in two of the bond questions should instead be paid for with increased admissions. If voters approve all nine questions, the owners of an average $255,000 home in Denver would see their taxes increase by about $62 annually. Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper continually has stressed that even if the entire package passes, Denver property taxes would remain the lowest in the region. The tax increase, Question 1A, would raise $27 million annually. Supporters say that would help the city keep pace with maintenance needs, instead of having catch-up bond issuances every 10 years of so. The mayor has said the bond questions will help the city repair city assets.

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