2010 Adams County Republican Party Resolutions

1. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party strongly advocate a “NO” vote on the retention of
Justices Michael Bender, Alex Marti nez, Nancy Rice and Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey in the November
2010 elections, and support and endorse the efforts of Clear the Bench Colorado in raising awareness of
and advocating for this important issue.

Yes - 249 No - 5

2. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party urge all Republican candidates and elected officials to
oppose all forms of gun control and support the right to keep and bear arms.

Yes - 249 No - 7

3. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support only candidates who stand firmly for our 2 nd
Amendment freedoms.

Yes - 247 No - 8

4. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party supports the 10th amendment that all powers not
otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government by the U.S. Constitution are reserved to
the states or the people.

Yes - 257 No - 1

5. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party call on our representatives to sponsor The Audit of the
Federal Reserve Amendment that shall require an annual audit of the Federal Reserve under Generally
Accepted Accounting Practices (GAAP).

Yes - 238 No - 10

6. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party urge our state legislators to adopt laws to divest public
funds from insolvent banks.

Yes - 240 No - 6

7. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party oppose illegal immigration and urge the appropriate
authorities to enforce the laws regarding undocumented workers and those who aid and abet them.

Yes - 250 No - 5

8. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party oppose government mandated healthcare.

Yes - 255 No - 3

9. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support a Constitutional Amendment for term limits for
United States Senate and United States House of Representatives.

Yes - 193 No - 55
10. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support limiting the state legislative session to only 100
days and only in even numbered years.
Yes - 153 No - 78

11. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support educational vouchers or tax credits that can be
used for the school of choice.

Yes - 242 No - 13

12. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support locally controlled school districts and curricula
and reject all federal mandates.

Yes - 241 No - 12

13. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party favor securing our nation’s borders from illegal
immigration.

Yes - 252 No - 4

14. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support marriage between one man and one woman
and oppose recognizing alternative forms of marriage that may be legal in other states.

Yes - 227 No - 23

15. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support overturning the motor vehicle registration fee
increase in the FASTER bill passed by the Colorado General Assembly in 2009.

Yes - 240 No - 11

16. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party oppose the legalization of all marijuana, medical or
otherwise.

Yes - 178 No - 64

17. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support a balanced budget amendment to the U.S.
Constitution.

Yes - 242 No - 14

18. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party believes all fees paid to the State be defined as a tax
and subject to the limits of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR).\

Yes - 234 No - 16

19. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support reinstating the Senior Property Tax Exemption.

Yes - 209 No - 34

20. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support a Human Life Amendment to the United States
Constitution.

Yes - 187 No 50
21. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support the passage of an amendment to the Colorado
Constitution to apply the term “person” to mean every human being from the beginning of their biological
development.

Yes - 189 No - 53

22. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party not expend resources in support of the Personhood
Amendment.

Yes - 161 No - 58

23. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party oppose state funding, with the exception of emergency
medical treatment, to all individuals residing in the U.S. illegally.

Yes - 244 No - 5

24. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support all our service men and women, past and
present, both overseas and domestic.

Yes - 251 No - 2

25. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support the elimination of job-killing legislation and
regulation on business.

Yes - 246 No - 4

26. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party supports the reduction of the federal deficit and reject
the reckless spending of Congress and the Obama administration

Yes - 253 No - 1

27. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party oppose cap and trade legislation.

Yes -251 No -2

28. Be it resolved that the Colorado Republican Party support the war on terrorism.

Yes - 236 No - 10