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(303) 860-6903

Rich Coolidge
richard.coolidge@sos.state.co.us

Andrew Cole
andrew.cole@sos.state.co.us

State of Colorado
Department of State

1700 Broadway
Suite 250
Denver, CO 80290

Scott Gessler
Secretary of State

Suzanne Staiert
Deputy Secretary of State

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News Release

State of Colorado
Department of State

1700 Broadway
Suite 250
Denver, CO 80290

Scott Gessler
Secretary of State

Suzanne Staiert
Deputy Secretary of State

Media contact
(303) 860-6903
Rich Coolidge - richard.coolidge@sos.state.co.us
Andrew Cole - andrew.cole@sos.state.co.us

Initiative 124 deemed sufficient

“School Board Open Meetings” will appear on November ballot

Denver, Colorado, August 13, 2014 - Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler announced today that the proposed ballot measure concerning “School Board Open Meetings” was found to be sufficient as required by statute.

Proponents submitted petitions for Proposed Initiative 124 to the Secretary of State’s office on August 1. A five-percent random sample of the submitted signatures projected the number of valid signatures to be greater than 110 percent of the total number of signatures required for placement on the ballot.

Because the random sample verification established that the projected number of valid signatures totals 110.21 percent of the amount required for placement on the ballot, Proposed Initiative 2013-2014 #124 is sufficient and will be certified to the 2014 general election ballot.

Under Colorado law, and barring a successful protest, the initiative will be numbered “Proposition 104.” 

Petition verification summary:

Total number of qualified signatures submitted 129,850
5% of qualified signatures submitted (random sample) 6,493
Total number of entries accepted (valid) from the random sample   4,745
Total number of entries rejected (invalid) from the random sample 1,748
Number of projected valid signatures from the random sample 94,893
Total number of signatures required for placement on ballot 86,105
Projected percentage of required valid signatures 110.21%