Anyway, here is what she posted: (if you click on it, it should pop up larger)
Anyway, it's interesting that she claims that being a newbie was the reason for the mistake. Quite possible. Newbies do make mistakes. Then again, some newbies go out of their way to read the rules completely so as not to make mistakes. Of, absent that, they consult with an attorney. Oh, forgot, she's married to one.
Now, it's nice that she says the problem was corrected with the government Ethics Commission. Only problem is she didn't say how it was corrected. Did they give her a slap on the wrist and call her a naughty candidate? Did they issue a fine? Did they direct a refund of the overage amount? Usually the GEC issues a letter on things like this, with the resolution. Haven't seen it at JoCo Election web site, yet.
Is she really fit to be a member of the city council? A review of public records indicates that on 7/11/2019 property taxes for her residence were paid for 2018, 2016 & 2015. Was that a newbie mistake? Or that on 2/26/16 property taxes for 2014, 2013 and the 2d half of 2012 were paid.
Should she be sitting on a council that makes decisions regarding taxes? Guess that's for the voters of Ward 3 to decide.
