Coloradans want candidates to focus on good government and democracy -- but that can mean many things

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : She'd like to see the state move back to mostly in-person voting, with strict ID requirements.
54% : For their part, many respondents who identified themselves as conservative cast good government as limited government -- writing that candidates should focus on what they'll do to uphold the Constitution, especially the First and Second Amendments.
54% : Colorado allows local governments to adopt RCV for their elections, and there is a move afoot to ask voters to expand the practice to state elections.
53% : "I just feel so bad for people who are looking at this and saying, 'Well, what's my life going to be like under these circumstances?' "
50% : "I'm going to be very honest and say, if I had my way, I would not vote for a single incumbent," Shaffer said.

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