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Volunteer Canvass Night: Help determine the future of Memorial Health System

  • July 29, 2012
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On August 28, Colorado Springs voters will decide on a very important initiative, Ballot Question 1A, which would lease the Memorial Health System to the University of Colorado Health System. With the future of our city’s health system in the hands of voters, it is essential that voters are educated on the issue and get their ballots mailed in.
Citizens Project and the Pikes Peak Equality Coalition are pleased to invite you to join us for a Volunteer Canvass night to make sure that voters get the information they need to make their voice heard at the ballot box!

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