Denver post poll, let's help Colorado

Kable · Mar 16, 2013

Magpul posted on their Facebook page that the Denver Post had a poll asking if the magazine limits went into effect would you vote in a measure to repeal it. It is worded tricky so make sure you read it carefully

Opinion Polls - The Denver Post

HuckFin · Mar 16, 2013

Thanks... 62% for and 37% against so far. Yeah, be sure to vote for it if you oppose the limit law.

Kevinkris · Mar 16, 2013

not my state but they need the help. made sure to put it in there.

DIRTYBRASS · Mar 16, 2013

OLDNEWBIE · Mar 16, 2013

This is a GREAT idea! we should do this type of community organizing espionage locally! The left have been at this for a long time, It's our turn!

PinoyBoy · Mar 17, 2013

Check out the results as of 5 minutes of my post:

duane black · Mar 17, 2013

Done.

Flash · Mar 17, 2013

This is what the anti-gun people do and we must do it better! WE need to set Google up to alert us of gun polls as they happen so we can vote our side! I would like to see each state keep a running list of anti-gun politicians to vote OUT at election time, the list should be keep on a site that all people can find. lets brain storm this and get it going, any more ideas out there? :s0155:

Flash · Mar 17, 2013

I just set up Google to search for gun polls and to alert me. I checked out many polls that were returned by Google and I can tell you that many that show high support for gun laws are sites that most of us would not go to if at all. That is how they are getting some of these high numbers supporting their side! Check it out, I guess it makes sense to have polls on sites that the other side will not be polled about if you want to show high numbers supporting your side. To set Google up to do this, go to Google Alerts - Monitor the Web for interesting new content and fill out your request.

JackThompson · Mar 17, 2013

Voted, and setup a google alert.

I really like the idea of keeping track of which state officials were with us in these issues
And who was against us.

Perhaps a listing of bills introduced along with how they voted on it?

Where can we gather this information?