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Sign them up: Colorado Springs City Council races draw a crowd

Filing deadline attracts candidates, low pay and long hours be damned

by Pam Zubeck

A multitude of candidates will vie for six seats on Colorado Springs City Council in the April 2 mail-ballot election. Three districts have four candidates, meaning candidates there could win with as little as 26 percent of the vote. While the deadline…

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Sign them up: Colorado Springs City Council races draw a crowd

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