Cu Board Of Regents Elections

The filing deadline was march 17 2020.

Cu board of regents elections. The board of regents consists of nine members serving staggered six year terms one elected from each of colorado s seven congressional districts and two from the state at large. As of 10 p m. Office of the board of regents 1800 grant st suite 800 denver co 80203 office. The board of regents consists of nine members one elected from each of colorado s seven congressional districts and two elected statewide.

In two other contests the winners will take over for two. Don t be surprised if there s a major upset in colorado on election day in november 2020. Heading into the election republicans hold five out of the nine board seats. The cu board of regents oversees the four campus cu system the third largest employer in the state and its 5 billion budget.

Tuesday s statewide primary election narrowed the field of candidates competing for seats on the cu board of regents which will welcome three new members to be chosen by voters in november s general election. 6 election voters across the state will choose three members of the university of colorado board of regents. On tuesday the primary races for two university of colorado board of regents seats appeared to produce clear winners. Republicans have held a majority on the state board of regents for 40 years.

Based on unofficial election results from the state democrat callie rennison will take. The board is charged constitutionally with the general supervision of the university and the exclusive control and direction of all funds of and appropriations to the university unless otherwise provided by law. I think it s important for the regents to be open to taking a second look at tuition costs if we see that students need more help. In the democratic primary election to represent congressional district 2 callie rennison was leading with more than 50 of the vote.

Colorado is holding an election for three of nine seats on the state board of regents on november 3 2020. I m glad the cu board of regents decided to freeze tuition for the second year in a row but i would be in support of lowering tuition and fees.