Election Results

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CTY OF LTN – Council Mbr- At-Lg (Vote For Two)

32/32 100.00%

Under Votes	3688
Over Votes	6
	Vote Count	Percent
– – Yoon Joo Mager	1,906	14.87%
– – Bruce Stahlman	5,547	43.28%
– – Peggy Cole	5,365	41.86%
Total	12,818	100.00%

The under votes represents the number of voters that voted for one candidate only.  This is a practice used by approximately 30% of the voters and is done in order to secure the four year term for their candidate.  In essence we have about 30% of the population that is in control of the election of the at-large members.  Some undervotes could represent voters that voted on the ballot question and did not cast a vote for any candidate at-large.

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LITTLETON -COUNCIL MBR DIST I (Vote For One)

12/12 100.00%

Under Votes	446
Over Votes	0
	Vote Count	Percent
– – James A. (Jim) Taylor	1,636	100.00%
Total	1,636	100.00%

The undervotes represents the number of voters that voted on the ballot question but did not cast a vote for the only andidate running in District 1, Jim Taylor.  The undervotes repreents about 28% of the voters in District 1.

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LITTLETON -COUNCIL MBR DIST III (Vote For One)

8/8 100.00%

Under Votes	107
Over Votes	3
	Vote Count	Percent
– – Phil Cernanec	1,506	61.65%
- – - Travis Nicks	937	38.35%
Total	2,443	100.00%

Very little undervoting took place in this race.

The new council will be sworn in on November 17th after the old council concludes their business.  The new council will vote on the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem.  Just prior to the meeting there will be a reception in the community room for Tom Mulvey and John Ostermiller to thank them for their service to Littleton.  The public is invited.

Travis Nicks Joins In Complaint Against C4LF

To read the letter please follow the link.

C4LF Responds to Its Readers About the Complaint

To Loyal Littleton Leek Readers:Well, as you have probably heard or read, Carol and Martin Brzeczek, along with David Schwan, Jim DuBose and David Mitchell have filed a Request for an Investigation against The Littleton Leek for campaigning. 

Complaint that was Filed Against C4LF

Complaint C4LF - For those that asked to see the Complaint in full I have provided it here.  Thank you for asking.  This link will take you to the Complaint filed October 16, 2009.

Fine Arts Committee Conserves Littleton’s Outdoor Art

As a member of the Fine Arts Committee I am proud of the work that we accomplished with the help of Barbara Johnson, Conservator of Art Objects this past summer.  Barbara was hired to examine nine outdoor bronze scupltures. This was the first time they have been carefully examined, cleaned and waxed.  The work was very rewarding – the results were astounding and dramatic.  Thank you to all those that expressed your appreciation to us as we were working and for those that contacted us with words of thanks.

 

I am including three pictures of before and afters of three different scupltures.  If you would like to see more you can go to the city’s web site and take a look at the Council meeting video from October 20th.  Barbara Johnson presented an overview of the work that was done.

Littleton City Council Citizen Minutes – October 20, 2009

Citizen Minutes 

 Regular Meeting of City Council

  October 20, 2009

Complaint Filed Against C4LF in District Court

16 October 2009

Press Release:   Today a complaint was filed with Michael Knight, Chief Investigator for the 18^th Judicial District in Arapahoe County against the political campaign group spearheaded by Susan Thornton, Amy Conklin, Flo Bullock, Karen Kaplan, Ray Koernig and Stew Meagher known as Citizens For Littleton’s Future or C4LF.  The committee was registered in the City of Littleton on March 20, 2007 as a committee to “encourage, support, elect civic minded citizens for Littleton City Council.”

City Clerk is on Top of Things!

Way to go Wendy!  You have made government just a little more open than it was the last election cycle.  Just another example of the “brain gain” in Littleton staff!

For those that are not aware I have had to post the campaign finance reports on this Blog because it wasn’t done by the City until now.  So, all you have to do to see the campaign reports is to follow the link on the right hand side of this page.  It will take you directly to the City’s website where all the reports are available.  What a time saver……………. Wendy you are my hero!

Home Improvement Permit Fees Waived for One Month – Thanks Councilwoman Brinkman!

Littleton residents who have a home improvement project in their near future can take advantage of a one month window for the waiver of Littleton building permit fees.  The program begins October 15 and ends November 16.  The Littleton City Council approved a resolution August 18 designed to help homeowners during this tough economic time by waiving building permit fees for selected home improvement projects.

Susan Thornton Writes Letter on Behalf of C4LF

Thornton Writes Letter for C4LF - Follow the link to view her letter.