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Old January 28th, 2010, 08:31 PM
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The vote might be tomorrow PM or Monday.

I recommend emaling/phoning both your senator and representative:
To find your senate district number:
http://comaps.org/cosenate.html

Then google "colorado state senator district xx"

To find your house district number:
http://comaps.org/cohouse.html

Then google "colorado state house district xx"

This map did not work for me (browser issue?):
http://comaps.org/allsearch.html

Don't get into politics like "to tax or not to tax" that is not the issue. In fact, it's the most dangerous fully loaded issue (it's at the core of the dem/rep centuries old battle and most likely you have to convence dems...remember that). Don't talk about moving.

Simply tell them how this will impact your business and familly (give numbers if you are comfortable with it, if the numbers are large enough it should be obvious that you will be moving if the bill passes) and how many merchant will actually start collecting sales taxes in Colorado to keep you as an affialite (in order words tell then how much you think Colorado would collect from bill).

Keep it short, to the point and don't repeat yourself. Try to get their attention with something personal right from the beginning. Be honest and emotional don't hold back.

For a summary of this topic see:
http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=128871


Once done with your congress poeple. You might want to email/phone the members of the commitee that pre-approved the bill HB-1193:
Joel Judd, Chairman
repjoeljudd@joeljudd.com

Debbie Benefield, Vice-Chairman
Debbie@debbiebenefield.org

Brian DelGrosso
brian@briandelgrosso.com

Jerry Frangas
Kjerryfrangas@earthlink.net

Cheri Gerou
Cheri.gerou@gmail.com

Daniel Kagan
repkagan@gmail.com

John Kefalas
john.kefalas.house@state.co.us

Jeanne Labuda
replabuda@yahoo.com

Ellen Roberts
Ellen.roberts.house@state.co.us

Ken Summers
Ken.summers.house@state.co.us

Spencer Swalm
Spender.swalm.house@state.co.us

If still time try to call or email the sponsors of the bill HB 10-1193 or simply HB 1193 :
JOHN "JACK" POMMER
http://www.state.co.us/gov_dir/leg_dir/House/members/Hou11.htm

Senator Rollie Heath
http://www.senrollieheath.com/?Contact_Sen._Heath

Keep on the watch for further communication.

The amendment they added, on the fly in front of all the affiliates, is not enough. Colorado can't redefine the term affiliate just for Colorado. The risk of vendors simply not wanting to read Colorado law details is just too high and we might still get dropped. They need to vote NO on 1193!

Last edited by delsol; January 28th, 2010 at 08:52 PM.
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