Didn’t fill out your ballot this past weekend?

Dear neighbor:

Didn’t fill out your ballot this past weekend? You still have a little more time to vote YES on Denver Measures 2A-E, but don’t wait – fill it out and drop it off today. After today, it'll be too late to put it in the mail – but you can still fill out your ballot and drop it off at a location convenient to your home or work.

Find a drop box, voter service center or mobile voting location near you ([link removed])

These five measures are known as the RISE Denver infrastructure proposal. RISE – Rebuilding for an Inclusive and Sustainable Economy – is an infrastructure package of 88 projects that will help fuel Denver’s economic recovery, especially in underserved neighborhoods. The package will create 7,500 jobs, nearly $500 million in worker wages and benefits, and $1 billion in economic impact – all without raising taxes.

Here’s what a YES on 2A-E vote means for you and the entire city:

Measure 2A builds two new libraries in the historically underserved neighborhoods of Globeville and Westwood; renovates the May Bonfils Stanton Theater on the Loretto Heights campus; improves the Denver Zoo, Museum of Nature and Science, and Denver Botanic Gardens; and enhances accessibility in city buildings as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Measure 2B is another important step in addressing the city’s homelessness crisis by converting 300 motel rooms into housing units, improving conditions at existing shelters, and purchasing a shelter currently under a long-term lease.

Measure 2C makes significant safety improvements to our transportation and mobility networks, including upgrades to sidewalks, intersections and roadways, as well as installing new protected bike lanes and sidewalks.

Measure 2D means new playgrounds and parks, repairs to athletic fields and basketball and tennis courts, and a transformation of the Sloan’s Lake Boathouse into a community and event space for everyone to enjoy.

Measure 2E transforms the historic 1909 Building at the National Western Center into a public market that will bring fresh food to the surrounding neighborhoods and new opportunities for local businesses, while also building a new arena to serve the Stock Show and host 200 community events a year. The arena will generate the revenue for a new Community Investment Fund overseen by the community as well.

I’m voting Yes on 2A-E and hope you will as well to help power Denver’s recovery – without raising taxes.

Want to learn more?
* Watch campaign videos like this ([link removed]) and this ([link removed])
* Visit the campaign website at www.risedenver2021.com ([link removed])
* And check us out on Facebook ([link removed]) , Instagram ([link removed]) and YouTube ([link removed])


Don’t put your ballot in the mail after today – drop it off at any of the 24-hour drop boxes, voter service centers or mobile voting locations ([link removed]) located around the city – there are more than two dozen of them! And remember to vote YES on 2A-E before 7 p.m. Nov. 2!


Respectfully,
Michael

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