Welcome to the revamped site of the Adams County Republicans.  We will be working to ensure this site always provides the latest news and information about the GOP for residents of the Adams County, Colorado area. 

If you have any questions about the GOP or the website, please email info@adcorepublicans.com.

This Weekend Our goal is to reach out to as many as 10,000 voters in Adams and Broomfield counties! We need everyone’s help to accomplish this goal—the Victory office cannot do it alone! The campaign and the candidates count on volunteers to get the word out about the Republican party, to register voters as Republican, get them on Permanent Mail-In Ballot status as well as get name recognition for Candidates. This weekend will be about reaching out to these folks by making phone calls to the voters and knocking on their doors. We are setting it up in shifts: For Friday and Saturday the shifts are from 9am-12pm, 12pm-3pm, 3pm-6pm, and 6pm-9pm. For Sunday, the shifts are for 12pm-3pm, 3-6pm, and 6pm-9pm. My hope is that we can all pitch in at least 3 hours for at least one of the days. We are going to make it fun and will be competing with other Victory offices around the State, as well as competing within office for #1 DIALER. Come on Adams County, Republicans need YOU!

Map to Adams County GOP Victory Office

For More information please contact:

Anna Fitzer
Victory Field Director
(720) 318-7084
Adams Broomfield Victory Office
2200 E. 104th Suite 116, Thornton, CO 80229
anna@cologop.org

The members of the Democrat party have given us a lot to consider before voting in November, 2010.  Here are just 11 reasons to think about before you vote.

Click here to see the 3-minute YouTube video

The fundamental differences between liberals and conservatives
by Michael Rosen
The Denver Post, 8/6/86
 
IT HARDLY MATTERS whether the debate concerns economic policy, social issues, defense or foreign affairs; it just seems that all too often the fundamental differences between liberals and conservatives are simply irreconcilable: I think that’s because they are. The only valuable, productive disagreements are between those who fundamentally agree. How can we come to terms on the details if we can’t accept each other’s basic assumptions? Between those who fundamentally disagree, especially in politics, we have not discussion but rhetoric, debating games and grandstanding.
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