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From our joint news release:
Colorado Capitol Watch, devoted to keeping Colorado voters up to date about its state legislature, expanded its services to enable anyone engaged with the Democratic National Convention in Denver to put their voices online using Evoca’s innovative Phone-to-Web digital audio service.
Voices ranging from Ashley Judd, the actress to Steny Hoyer, House Majority Leader to Jeff Greenfield, Senior Political Correspondent for CBS News are going online thanks to the initiative by the Colorado Capitol Watch team to make sure that messages about political experiences and opinions can be heard around the world. Anyone can call the CCW hotline at 303-481-6000 to get heard instantly simply by using their mobile phones. Digital audio recordings are streamlined online.
“An informed electorate is essential for small ‘d’ democracy to continue to thrive in the United States and enabling first-person accounts from the Democratic National Convention is our contribution to this important process,” remarked Paula Noonan, CEO and Founder of Colorado Capitol Watch and Colorado delegate to the DNC.
“We applaud the innovative use of Evoca’s Phone-to-Web services by the Colorado Capitol Watch and look forward to supporting their on-going non partisan initiatives during the upcoming election season and legislative sessions in the State of Colorado”, added Murem Sharpe, CEO and President of Evoca.
Colorado Capitol Watch endeavors to bring truth through facts to the voters of Colorado based on the bills and voting records of their legislators. Its goal is to ensure that Colorado voters have all the necessary information to assess their legislators based on their actual voting record. The website serves as a “truth check” for any allegations or assertions made by anyone, including candidates, legislators, and 527s, on the public record of legislators. CCW is a non partisan enterprise dedicated to open, transparent government. All collected data comes directly from the public voting record of Colorado legislators and uses the Colorado General Assembly website and the Secretary of State’s website to gather information. CCW also records Committee and General Assembly sessions via the web audio streaming provided by the State.
