DENVER — Tracey Bernett, the Democratic state representative for House District 12 in Boulder County, was charged Friday with multiple felony and misdemeanor counts after she allegedly misrepresented her primary residence to run in the district she currently represents.
Bernett faces counts of attempt to influence a public servant, forgery, providing false information about a voting residence, perjury and procuring false registration, the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office said Friday. She was arrested and posted a $10,000 personal recognizance bond, according to the office.
Bernett currently represents District 12, which includes Louisville and Lafayette in eastern Boulder County up to Longmont.
But after redistricting, District 12 no longer includes Longmont, which Bernett listed as her primary residence when she was elected in 2020. Instead, the Longmont home was drawn into District 19 during redistricting.
But according to the district attorney’s office, Bernett filed sworn affidavits with the Secretary of State’s Office both last year and this year declaring that her primary residence was an apartment she was renting in Louisville since last November that is within the newly drawn District 12. more
Her picture makes it look like she shits wasabi pickles…..
Longmont, Louisville, Lafayette were all solid red cities for years and years and years. Then the liberal out of staters filled a reservoir of smegma that overflowed into the entire front range of Colorado….Killed it dead…
Big turn out when I voted in Burr Oak today. I was sixth in line and a good dozen came in right after me….Burr Oak is just south and west of Bug Tussle…