What the election may reveal is something fundamental: whether Dougco voters are comfortable with concentrated political power, nationally and locally; whether they expect elected officials to follow the rules of good governance and accountability; and whether fiscal responsibility and transparency still matter when it comes to allocating public resources.

Conservative talk radio host Mandy Connell interviewed Former Douglas County Commissioner Lora Thomas and State Representative Bob Marshall today asking, "Does DougCo need two more commissioners?" All three agreed the answer is yes. Connell is unaffiliated, Thomas is Republican, Marshall is Democratic and all three endorsed YES on 200 and NO on 1A.

Colorado's Alliance for Competitive Elections announced today that it endorses YES on 200. "ACE supports expansion of the Douglas County Board of County Commissioners…because Coloradans deserve more approachable representation at the county level. Right now, there simply aren't enough commissioners per person in Douglas County."

Common Cause believes representation should keep pace with the people being represented; growing the board from three commissioners to five brings more voices into county government, and it means a majority takes three votes instead of two. Common Cause urges Douglas County voters to vote YES on 200 this November - and NO on 1A.

Conservative radio show host, Kim Monson, endorses Yes on 200, 5 commissioners by district on 201, and No on 1A.

For over 100 years, League of Womens Voters has been a nonpartisan, grassroots oranization that believes voters should play a critical role in democracy. League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties encourages Douglas County voters to vote YES on 200 and NO on 1A.