Found a news article about the Colorado Court of Appeals. When they basically upheld the magazine ban, they did it unanimously.

I'm thinking that I can now vote "no" on all of them without thinking too much more about it. Or is there something else here that I'm not tracking?

From what I'm reading it was a three judge panel, not the entire compliment of judges, that performed the mental gymnastics required to strike down the appeal -

"It was a ruling by a 3-judge panel where 2 judges (Berger & Richman) are registered as Democrats and appointed by Hickenlooper and the 3rd (Roman) is registered as unaffiliated and was appointed by Owens"

3 more idiots that get a "NO" vote from me.

Thanks for posting their names, waltg.

Take it with a grain of salt.  I haven't been able to verify the judges other than from comments, not actual reporting, in other threads regarding the case.

I simplified my Judges decisions by looking in the Blue Book and finding the year they were appointed.  If I saw a year they would have been appointed by Hickenlooper = Automatic 'No'

Makes it easier.

Clear the bench has done a bit of digging on Gabriel and the court of appeals judges - Clear the bench judicial evaluations

What about Supreme Justice Gabriel?  Yay or nay?

I got the "unanimous" thing from the Colorado Springs Gazette. But looking back, the article wasn't clear about whether the unanimous vote was by a three-judge panel or by the court sitting en banc.

Anyway, that's a vote against Richman. The other two aren't on my ballot.

Judges Rankin-Freyre and Harris are both Hickenloser appointees, and can kick rocks just because I believe in guilt by association. I'm thinking the same applies to Justice Gabriel, not to mention that he also voted to chop some big holes in TABOR, according toClear the Bench.

Oh, and Judge Dailey wrote the ruling that Dudders' lawsuit against Hickenloser, for the magazine ban, could go forward. I'm voting 'yes' for him entirely because of that, which makes him my only 'yes' among the appellate judges.

Now, for Adams County and the 17th Judicial District judges: Does anybody have any insight beyond "vote based on who appointed them"?

Only two judges voted out.  Judge Acker in the El Paso County court and Judge Douglass in the 18th judicial district.