Compass Colorado launches new digital campaign highlighting Griswold’s history of partisanship

For Immediate Release
March 7, 2022

DENVER, CO – Today Compass Colorado announced a new digital campaign highlighting Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s history of partisanship since taking office.

The campaign includes social and web ads featuring a new website PartisanGriswold.com where Coloradans can learn about Griswold’s long history of abusing the public trust to advance her partisan interests.

Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s partisanship is poisoning trust in our elections,” said Compass Colorado Executive Director Kyle Kohli.

From soliciting official press release edits from Planned Parenthood to refusing to condemn President Biden after he cast doubt on the legitimacy of the midterms, Griswold has profoundly abused public trust in her office.”

Griswold, who Chairs the Democratic Association of Secretaries of State, told the Washington Post recently the only way to ensure elections remain reliable is for Democrats to prevail in Secretary of State races around the country.

The Washington Post said that argument, along with President Biden contending the midterms could be illegitimate, poisons public trust in election legitimacy:

The idea that elections might be unreliable unless Democrats get their way — or unless Democrats get elected secretary of state — is a strain of the same poison being peddled by people who say Biden didn’t win. [Emphasis Added]

PartisanGriswold.com also features a petition form where Coloradans can sign up to stay apprised of opportunities to hold Colorado’s “highly political” Secretary of State accountable.

Compass Colorado announced the campaign in an opinion piece published on Campfire Colorado, “a new online news source for Colorado conservatives that will serve as a voice for the People.”

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Kohli: Griswold’s Partisanship Poisons Trust In Our Elections
Campfire Colorado
Kyle Kohli
March 7 2022

Colorado’s electoral system is built around the premise that voters can trust the Secretary of State to be above politics, and for good reason. The Secretary of State’s office is charged with regulating everything from elections, to campaign finance, to lobbyists in Colorado.

As public discussion around election integrity over the last two years has demonstrated, it is absolutely vital that Coloradans can turn to a trusted voice in the Secretary of State’s office with confidence that the individual occupying that seat is not simply using the office as a platform to advance a partisan agenda.

Unfortunately, that is not where Colorado finds itself with Secretary of State Jena Griswold.

Read more here.