Podcast appearances and mentions of matt crane

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/_4tek6giCy0The Russian invasion is ongoing, the Middle East is in turmoil, and the powers of the East are stirring. It's only a matter of time before the return of Jesus Christ becomes a reality rather than a matter of faith. Is the golden age that the United States is entering part of biblical prophecy? Join us in this episode featuring Matt Crane, the founder of Final Fight Bible Radio, as we discuss "The Time of the End."https://www.thesoultrap.com/Podcast: https://thesoultrap.buzzsprout.com/ @DonaldJTrumpforPresident  @JoeBiden  @SpaceX  @NASA  @TuckerCarlson  @robertfkennedyjrofficial  @COASTTOCOASTAMOFFICIAL  @sbcpalmetto #new #newsSupport the show

This afternoon, Joe was joined by Joe Hoft to discuss all things USAID and the Trump administration so far. Later, the pair discussed the prospect of Joe Oltmann running for Colorado governor, findings and irregularities involving Matt Crane and others, and much more. They also took a deep dive into articles Hoft has written in the past, detailing election fraud in our country and the likelihood of USAID funding election system organizations. All this and more on today's Untamed!

This afternoon, Joe was joined by Joe Hoft to discuss all things USAID and the Trump administration so far. Later, the pair discussed the prospect of Joe Oltmann running for Colorado governor, findings and irregularities involving Matt Crane and others, and much more. They also took a deep dive into articles Hoft has written in the past, detailing election fraud in our country and the likelihood of USAID funding election system organizations. All this and more on today's Untamed!

Today is a special episode. Joe Oltmann, joined by Mark Cook will go in-depth on the story of Tina Peters, what she did for this great nation, and how she was ultimately set up to be the perfect example for the deep state. Later, Joe is joined by Chris Sky to discuss what he's been up to, his differing perspective on Trump, and what he thinks the future holds for the United States and Canada. All this and more, on Untamed!  

 When Tina Peters was sentenced to prison, Matt Crane was in the courtroom. He leads the the Colorado County Clerks Association and joins us to talk about election integrity. Then, how Lauren Boebert's departure has changed the political landscape in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District. Plus, discover a dining gem in Delta. And, the Colorado Symphony's new music director has a global vision for the orchestra.

Join us on a journey back to the beginning of time with author Matt Crane to discover the fate of the Garden of Eden, one of the most perplexing mysteries in the world.Support the Show.

Some twists and turns, and perhaps some mixed messages, as Colorado tabulates the primary results and looks to the general election. We'll get perspective from Sara Hagedorn, a political science professor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Then, Denver's next district attorney. Also, election integrity with Matt Crane, the head of Colorado's County Clerks Association. And, escape to the Rocky Mountains with the iconic Judy Collins.

Some twists and turns, and perhaps some mixed messages, as Colorado tabulates the primary results and looks to the general election. We'll get perspective from Sara Hagedorn, a political science professor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Then, Denver's next district attorney. Also, election integrity with Matt Crane, the head of Colorado's County Clerks Association. And, escape to the Rocky Mountains with the iconic Judy Collins.

In this episode, we had planned on interviewing Matt Crane, author of "Eden's Fate" and Final Fight Bible Radio host. However, as we were doing a routine sound check, our conversation took an interesting turn towards the topic of modern Christianity, with a focus on the independent fundamental Baptist church, the end times, and other relevant issues. While we look forward to having Matt Crane return to discuss his book in detail, we hope you will appreciate this unscripted and authentic dialogue that unfolded unexpectedly.Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/KHKtw1nfQTQhttps://www.thesoultrap.com/Podcast: https://thesoultrap.buzzsprout.com/Support the show

11 December 2023 12PM EST - Joe Oltmann and David Clements Live with Hernando Arce: Criminally Trespassed on A Public Street for Reporting on Migrant Invasion Network, NGO Fraud - Kyle ANTIFA Clark Hosts Dominion Shill Matt Crane and Inverts Reality, Call. If you'd like to send a message to Congress, its linked below! Follow us on Social Media: https://libertylinks.io/ConservativeDaily https://libertylinks.io/JoeOltmann https://libertylinks.io/Apollo Message to Congress - PUT AMERICA FIRST: Zelensky NEEDS More Money! STOP Sending OUR Money To Ukraine!  - https://conservative-daily.com/foreign-aid/put-america-first-zelensky-needs-more-money-stop-sending-our-money-to-ukraine

Jimmy is joined by Matt Crane, executive director of Colorado County Clerks Association, to discuss elections, signature verification, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy is joined by Matt Crane, executive director of Colorado County Clerks Association, to discuss elections, signature verification, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did Prop HH actually pass and the recent 2023 Colorado Election Results were the product of fraud???  That appears to the be claim Ron Hanks, the Colorado GOP Ballot and Election Security Commitee Chairman.  George reads a letter from Hanks sent to state party just after Thanksgiving. George welcomes Matt Crane, Executive  Director of the Colorado Clerks Association to talk about the allegations and how secure are Colorado Elections.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Christian Concubine #6 - Adam's Wife, God's Pattern Subtitle: The Christian Concubine Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 11/19/2023 Length: 62 min.

Mike and Adam chat with Matt Crane of MGMT Boston about the differences between the startup scene on the West Coast and in Boston, what the Endeca effect is, and what's next for MGMT Boston!  Follow Matt and the happenings over at MGMT Boston at mgmtboston.com, and sign up for the newsletter at mgmtboston.substack.com! Stay in touch with the Tech Superpowers team and everything we're up to over at tsp.me and on Instagram!  

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Daniel 11:38-39 The God of forces pt. 2 Subtitle: Daniel 11 - In-Depth Study Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/16/2023 Bible: Daniel 11:38-39 Length: 37 min.

Guests include Best of Weekend, Jeff Kolpack- Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, Chris Coste- F-M RedHawks Manager, and Matt Crane- Kindred Athletic Director. Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY

Why can't local county clerks find out who the over 30,000 voter registration postcards were sent to?  They were reportedly sent to people not allowed to vote. Should the clerks be able to follow up and find out who got them?  Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for George.  Jimmy welcomes Executive Director of the Colorado Clerks Association, Matt Crane to discuss the issue and why the names are not being distributed  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Q & A (and much more) - "Honouring the Wife" (1 Peter 3:7) Subtitle: Bible Q & A Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: 1 Peter 3:7 Length: 49 min.

In this episode we interview Matt Crane on his book; The Time of the End: The 10 Year Tribulation Period and the Conditional Rapture of Tribulation Saints.#endtimes #tribulation #jesus #kingjamesbible  @Final Fight Bible Radio  Buy the book here: https://finalfightbibleradio.com/product/the-time-of-the-end/• Banned.Video: https://banned.video/channel/the-soul-trap• Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheSoulTrap • Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSoulTrap • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_soultrap/ • Website: https://www.thesoultrap.com/ • Podcast: https://thesoultrap.buzzsprout.com/Support the show

Song playsIntro by hostWelcome to High Country - politics in the American West. My name is Sean Diller; regular listeners might know me from Heartland Pod's Talking Politics, every Monday.Go to heartlandpod.com for information on all our political podcasts, and a link to support our work on Patreon. Sign up as an Official PODhead for just $5 per month to access all our premium podcast segments and political writing. To join the conversation on Twitter, find us at THE Heartland POD. Alright! Let's get into it: NEVADA CURRENT: The Cowardly Lombardo.In his first public event since being elected governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo refused to allow the Nevada Current and the Las Vegas Sun to cover what was billed as a victory speech. Shutting the Current out of his celebratory event was an extension of the Lombardo team's practice throughout the campaign – along with multiple Republican candidates nationwide – to refuse to provide campaign statements, notices of events, or other information to the press. The campaign told the Current Monday morning that they couldn't be allowed to cover the event because it was “at capacity for press right now.” Subsequent photographs of the event showed that statement from the campaign was patently false - with row upon row of empty seats in the sparsely populated high school auditorium where Lombardo gave his victory speech.Such mendacity from Lombardo and his team comes as no surprise. But most concerning going forward, is the prospect that as governor, Lombardo, his office, and publicly financed executive branch government offices under his purview, will refuse to provide independent journalists and other media organizations with public information.Lombardo's campaign presented its candidate to the public as an upright lawman of character, honesty, integrity and strength. But subverting the people's right to transparent and accountable government, and hiding from the press is just cowardly.COLORADO NEWSLINE: With Lauren Boebert slightly ahead in Colorado, the race to cure ballots is on.The extremely tight race between MAGA darling U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and moderate Democrat Adam Frisch became a contest of cured ballots this week, as the two candidates worked to rally their voters and ensure every one of their ballots is counted.On Tuesday afternoon, the difference between the candidates' totals remained at over 1,000 votes: a narrow spread for sure, but still above the threshold that would trigger an automatic, state-funded recount. At the current numbers, if Frisch comes within about 830 votes, then a recount would be triggered.Vote tallies will change through the end of Wednesday as ballots continue to arrive from military and overseas voters, and as flawed ballots are “cured'' by voters. When tabulators reject a ballot, often due to a discrepancy between the voter's signature on the ballot and the official state voter registration records, the voter has an opportunity to resolve, or cure, the problem and have their vote count.The Frisch team is trying to win cured ballots this week by getting the word out to voters about the curing process, encouraging use of the state's TXT2Cure mobile phone-based curing system, and on-the-ground voter engagement.A Frisch campaign spokesperson said “A lot of the curable ballots tend to skew a lot younger, and others who don't have as much experience voting. We think that we probably will perform better among younger voters, so we think that probably there's more curable ballots for us than for Lauren Boebert.”The Frisch campaign also believes cured ballots from unaffiliated voters, not just registered Democrats, will skew their way.That sentiment was seconded by Matt Crane, a Republican who heads the Colorado County Clerks Association.Crane said. “Unaffiliated voters wanted to punish the hell out of the Republican Party in Colorado this year. And they sure did. It's probably a better pool for Democrats to go and try to cure unaffiliated ballots than it is for Republicans, just based on the way the election went.”A spokesperson for Boebert did not reply to a message seeking comment.Ballot curing must be completed by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, and updated results are expected to be available Thursday.Colorado law requires an automatic recount, also known as a statutory recount, if the apparent winner is ahead by 0.5% or less. During such a recount, the secretary of state's office would delay certification of the race and neither candidate would be declared representative-elect until resolution of the recount, which must be completed by Dec. 13.COLORADO NEWSLINE: Congresswoman Caraveo focused on healthcare and climate change.     Yadira Caraveo, a Colorado state representative, stood at a lectern Thursday in the backyard of her childhood home in Adams County north of Denver. Her parents, who immigrated from Mexico and moved to the Denver-area home when Caraveo was in second grade, watched from a balcony as their daughter addressed reporters for the first time as the Democratic U.S. representative-elect from Colorado's 8th Congressional District. And the first Latina to represent Colorado in Congress.Dr Caraveo said “This hill behind me is where my siblings and I used to slide down and make mud piles, and the house behind us is where I spent many, many hours studying to get through high school, through college and through medical school,” Dr. Caraveo is a pediatrician in the community. She went on to say she was able to do this because of the hard work of her parents.The new 8th District was the state's most competitive based on previous elections, and unofficial results show Caraveo won by a margin of less than one percentage point. The district also has the highest concentration of Hispanic residents, at 39%, and includes the northern Denver suburbs, extending into parts of Weld County and Greeley. Caraveo said her top priorities in Congress include health care and climate change. She cited the obstacles she faced as a doctor trying to treat young patients.“The medical training that I had was not enough to beat the system that we had,” she said. “And so a lot of my effort is going to go into that system to make sure that it's not about insurance companies or drug companies.”Caraveo alluded to striking a balance on her environmental agenda. The 8th District includes parts of Weld County, which produces the most oil and gas in the state, by far .“We have a very important oil and gas industry that gives people like the families at my clinic great jobs, but I also see kids struggling to breathe every single day and I've had to send them to the hospital to be put on oxygen.” she saidThe Colorado delegation from Colorado that will join Congress in January will also include Democrats Diana DeGette from the 1st District, Joe Neguse from the 2nd District, Jason Crow from the 6th District and Brittany Pettersen from the 7th District; and Republicans Ken Buck from the 4th District and Doug Lamborn from the 5th District.The race for the 3rd District between Republican incumbent Lauren Boebert and Democratic challenger Adam Frisch is still too close to call.ARIZONA MIRROR: Republicans are falsely claiming that Arizona used to know final election results on Election Day.Republicans in Arizona and elsewhere have insisted that the days-long tabulation of early ballots, particularly in Maricopa County, is a sign the election might be being stolen. They're flat wrong about the history, however: Final election results have never been available on Election Night in any Arizona county. What's changed isn't anything about the vote-counting, but that Arizona has gone from a ruby red state where Republicans dominated most elections — to a deep purple state where races up and down the ballot have been extremely close. Those close races mean candidates, voters, pundits and the national media are focusing intently on Arizona's post-Election Day tallies.For example: in the Nov. 2, 2004 presidential election, the final results came on November 15, 13 days later.In the Nov. 7, 2006 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 19Lag time: 12 daysNov. 4, 2008 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 21Lag time: 17 daysNov. 2, 2010 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 17Lag time: 15 daysNov. 6, 2012 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 20Lag time: 14 daysNov. 4, 2014 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 18Lag time: 14 daysNov. 8, 2016 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 18Lag time: 10 daysNov. 6, 2018 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 20Lag time: 14 daysNov. 3, 2020 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 13Lag time: 10 daysNone of that has stopped Arizona GOP candidates and their allies across the country from crying foul about the process that has existed in the Grand Canyon State since the early 1990s, when Republicans here pioneered no-excuse early mail-in voting.Kari Lake, the GOP nominee for governor, has insisted that Arizonans knew the Maricopa County results and the overall result of their elections on Election Night - until 2020.Records from Maricopa County elections over the past 22 years show that has never been the case. Media outlets, like the Associated Press, might have called races in the past when election night returns showed that one candidate would clearly win, but the fastest the county has released final results in a midterm election since 2000 was six days, in 2002. In Maricopa County, a record 290,000 people dropped off their early ballots on Election Day this year. Elections workers didn't even begin to start counting those ballots until Wednesday morning. Before those ballots are tabulated, their barcodes are scanned to ensure that they came from a registered voter who hasn't cast another ballot in this election. Then elections workers check the signature on the envelope against past signatures from the voter. After that, a bipartisan team separates the ballot from the envelope and checks that the voter received the correct ballot. Once all those steps are completed, the county can tabulate the ballot. All the ballots have never been counted in one day.ROCKY MOUNTAIN PBS: Colorado legalizes psychedelic mushrooms.Ten years after leading the nation in legalizing the sale of cannabis, Colorado became the second state in the U.S. to permit psilocybin, or "magic," mushrooms. Oregon was the first state to do so.As of 2 p.m. on Nov. 10, data from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office showed the Natural Medicine Health Act — voted on as Proposition 122 — was on the path to a slim approval, with 51.6% of voters supporting the measure.The measure will allow people 21 and older to grow and share psilocybin mushrooms, as well as create state-regulated centers where people could make appointments to consume the fungi. The proposition will also create “healing centers” to give clients mushrooms in a supervised setting, but will not create "mushroom dispensaries," in the same way cannabis is sold and purchased.Proponents of the ballot measure claim mushroom consumption has helped address their mental health issues in ways traditional pharmaceuticals did not, particularly when the mushrooms were taken in small doses, a method called microdosing. Gov. Jared Polis has until Jan. 31 to appoint 15 members to the Natural Medicine Advisory Board, which will report to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.CONCERT PICK OF THE WEEK: Next Wednesday, the night before Thanksgiving - The Last Waltz - with Warren Haynes, Jamey Johnson, Kathleen Edwards, and more. Tickets at FillmoreAuditorium.orgWelp, that's it for me! From Denver I'm Sean Diller. Original reporting for the stories in today's show comes from the Nevada Current, Arizona Mirror, Colorado Newsline, Rocky Mountain PBS, and Denver's WestwordThank you for listening! See you next time.

Song playsIntro by hostWelcome to High Country - politics in the American West. My name is Sean Diller; regular listeners might know me from Heartland Pod's Talking Politics, every Monday.Go to heartlandpod.com for information on all our political podcasts, and a link to support our work on Patreon. Sign up as an Official PODhead for just $5 per month to access all our premium podcast segments and political writing. To join the conversation on Twitter, find us at THE Heartland POD. Alright! Let's get into it: NEVADA CURRENT: The Cowardly Lombardo.In his first public event since being elected governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo refused to allow the Nevada Current and the Las Vegas Sun to cover what was billed as a victory speech. Shutting the Current out of his celebratory event was an extension of the Lombardo team's practice throughout the campaign – along with multiple Republican candidates nationwide – to refuse to provide campaign statements, notices of events, or other information to the press. The campaign told the Current Monday morning that they couldn't be allowed to cover the event because it was “at capacity for press right now.” Subsequent photographs of the event showed that statement from the campaign was patently false - with row upon row of empty seats in the sparsely populated high school auditorium where Lombardo gave his victory speech.Such mendacity from Lombardo and his team comes as no surprise. But most concerning going forward, is the prospect that as governor, Lombardo, his office, and publicly financed executive branch government offices under his purview, will refuse to provide independent journalists and other media organizations with public information.Lombardo's campaign presented its candidate to the public as an upright lawman of character, honesty, integrity and strength. But subverting the people's right to transparent and accountable government, and hiding from the press is just cowardly.COLORADO NEWSLINE: With Lauren Boebert slightly ahead in Colorado, the race to cure ballots is on.The extremely tight race between MAGA darling U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and moderate Democrat Adam Frisch became a contest of cured ballots this week, as the two candidates worked to rally their voters and ensure every one of their ballots is counted.On Tuesday afternoon, the difference between the candidates' totals remained at over 1,000 votes: a narrow spread for sure, but still above the threshold that would trigger an automatic, state-funded recount. At the current numbers, if Frisch comes within about 830 votes, then a recount would be triggered.Vote tallies will change through the end of Wednesday as ballots continue to arrive from military and overseas voters, and as flawed ballots are “cured'' by voters. When tabulators reject a ballot, often due to a discrepancy between the voter's signature on the ballot and the official state voter registration records, the voter has an opportunity to resolve, or cure, the problem and have their vote count.The Frisch team is trying to win cured ballots this week by getting the word out to voters about the curing process, encouraging use of the state's TXT2Cure mobile phone-based curing system, and on-the-ground voter engagement.A Frisch campaign spokesperson said “A lot of the curable ballots tend to skew a lot younger, and others who don't have as much experience voting. We think that we probably will perform better among younger voters, so we think that probably there's more curable ballots for us than for Lauren Boebert.”The Frisch campaign also believes cured ballots from unaffiliated voters, not just registered Democrats, will skew their way.That sentiment was seconded by Matt Crane, a Republican who heads the Colorado County Clerks Association.Crane said. “Unaffiliated voters wanted to punish the hell out of the Republican Party in Colorado this year. And they sure did. It's probably a better pool for Democrats to go and try to cure unaffiliated ballots than it is for Republicans, just based on the way the election went.”A spokesperson for Boebert did not reply to a message seeking comment.Ballot curing must be completed by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, and updated results are expected to be available Thursday.Colorado law requires an automatic recount, also known as a statutory recount, if the apparent winner is ahead by 0.5% or less. During such a recount, the secretary of state's office would delay certification of the race and neither candidate would be declared representative-elect until resolution of the recount, which must be completed by Dec. 13.COLORADO NEWSLINE: Congresswoman Caraveo focused on healthcare and climate change.     Yadira Caraveo, a Colorado state representative, stood at a lectern Thursday in the backyard of her childhood home in Adams County north of Denver. Her parents, who immigrated from Mexico and moved to the Denver-area home when Caraveo was in second grade, watched from a balcony as their daughter addressed reporters for the first time as the Democratic U.S. representative-elect from Colorado's 8th Congressional District. And the first Latina to represent Colorado in Congress.Dr Caraveo said “This hill behind me is where my siblings and I used to slide down and make mud piles, and the house behind us is where I spent many, many hours studying to get through high school, through college and through medical school,” Dr. Caraveo is a pediatrician in the community. She went on to say she was able to do this because of the hard work of her parents.The new 8th District was the state's most competitive based on previous elections, and unofficial results show Caraveo won by a margin of less than one percentage point. The district also has the highest concentration of Hispanic residents, at 39%, and includes the northern Denver suburbs, extending into parts of Weld County and Greeley. Caraveo said her top priorities in Congress include health care and climate change. She cited the obstacles she faced as a doctor trying to treat young patients.“The medical training that I had was not enough to beat the system that we had,” she said. “And so a lot of my effort is going to go into that system to make sure that it's not about insurance companies or drug companies.”Caraveo alluded to striking a balance on her environmental agenda. The 8th District includes parts of Weld County, which produces the most oil and gas in the state, by far .“We have a very important oil and gas industry that gives people like the families at my clinic great jobs, but I also see kids struggling to breathe every single day and I've had to send them to the hospital to be put on oxygen.” she saidThe Colorado delegation from Colorado that will join Congress in January will also include Democrats Diana DeGette from the 1st District, Joe Neguse from the 2nd District, Jason Crow from the 6th District and Brittany Pettersen from the 7th District; and Republicans Ken Buck from the 4th District and Doug Lamborn from the 5th District.The race for the 3rd District between Republican incumbent Lauren Boebert and Democratic challenger Adam Frisch is still too close to call.ARIZONA MIRROR: Republicans are falsely claiming that Arizona used to know final election results on Election Day.Republicans in Arizona and elsewhere have insisted that the days-long tabulation of early ballots, particularly in Maricopa County, is a sign the election might be being stolen. They're flat wrong about the history, however: Final election results have never been available on Election Night in any Arizona county. What's changed isn't anything about the vote-counting, but that Arizona has gone from a ruby red state where Republicans dominated most elections — to a deep purple state where races up and down the ballot have been extremely close. Those close races mean candidates, voters, pundits and the national media are focusing intently on Arizona's post-Election Day tallies.For example: in the Nov. 2, 2004 presidential election, the final results came on November 15, 13 days later.In the Nov. 7, 2006 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 19Lag time: 12 daysNov. 4, 2008 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 21Lag time: 17 daysNov. 2, 2010 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 17Lag time: 15 daysNov. 6, 2012 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 20Lag time: 14 daysNov. 4, 2014 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 18Lag time: 14 daysNov. 8, 2016 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 18Lag time: 10 daysNov. 6, 2018 midterm electionFinal results: Nov. 20Lag time: 14 daysNov. 3, 2020 presidential electionFinal results: Nov. 13Lag time: 10 daysNone of that has stopped Arizona GOP candidates and their allies across the country from crying foul about the process that has existed in the Grand Canyon State since the early 1990s, when Republicans here pioneered no-excuse early mail-in voting.Kari Lake, the GOP nominee for governor, has insisted that Arizonans knew the Maricopa County results and the overall result of their elections on Election Night - until 2020.Records from Maricopa County elections over the past 22 years show that has never been the case. Media outlets, like the Associated Press, might have called races in the past when election night returns showed that one candidate would clearly win, but the fastest the county has released final results in a midterm election since 2000 was six days, in 2002. In Maricopa County, a record 290,000 people dropped off their early ballots on Election Day this year. Elections workers didn't even begin to start counting those ballots until Wednesday morning. Before those ballots are tabulated, their barcodes are scanned to ensure that they came from a registered voter who hasn't cast another ballot in this election. Then elections workers check the signature on the envelope against past signatures from the voter. After that, a bipartisan team separates the ballot from the envelope and checks that the voter received the correct ballot. Once all those steps are completed, the county can tabulate the ballot. All the ballots have never been counted in one day.ROCKY MOUNTAIN PBS: Colorado legalizes psychedelic mushrooms.Ten years after leading the nation in legalizing the sale of cannabis, Colorado became the second state in the U.S. to permit psilocybin, or "magic," mushrooms. Oregon was the first state to do so.As of 2 p.m. on Nov. 10, data from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office showed the Natural Medicine Health Act — voted on as Proposition 122 — was on the path to a slim approval, with 51.6% of voters supporting the measure.The measure will allow people 21 and older to grow and share psilocybin mushrooms, as well as create state-regulated centers where people could make appointments to consume the fungi. The proposition will also create “healing centers” to give clients mushrooms in a supervised setting, but will not create "mushroom dispensaries," in the same way cannabis is sold and purchased.Proponents of the ballot measure claim mushroom consumption has helped address their mental health issues in ways traditional pharmaceuticals did not, particularly when the mushrooms were taken in small doses, a method called microdosing. Gov. Jared Polis has until Jan. 31 to appoint 15 members to the Natural Medicine Advisory Board, which will report to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.CONCERT PICK OF THE WEEK: Next Wednesday, the night before Thanksgiving - The Last Waltz - with Warren Haynes, Jamey Johnson, Kathleen Edwards, and more. Tickets at FillmoreAuditorium.orgWelp, that's it for me! From Denver I'm Sean Diller. Original reporting for the stories in today's show comes from the Nevada Current, Arizona Mirror, Colorado Newsline, Rocky Mountain PBS, and Denver's WestwordThank you for listening! See you next time.

On the eve of Election Day, George and callers discuss IF the process can be trusted.  Matt Crane, President of the Colorado Clerks Association joins the show to outline the safety features in Colorado elections. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nearly a million Coloradans have returned their ballots so far. Matt Crane, the head of the Colorado County Clerks Association, explains the vote counting process amid election disinformation and what to know if you're voting in person. Then, more people are coming to Colorado because of abortion restrictions in other states. Plus, recreational marijuana is on the ballot in Colorado Springs. And a CU professor's new movie, "Quantum Cowboys."

Nearly a million Coloradans have returned their ballots so far. Matt Crane, the head of the Colorado County Clerks Association, explains the vote counting process amid election disinformation and what to know if you're voting in person. Then, more people are coming to Colorado because of abortion restrictions in other states. Plus, recreational marijuana is on the ballot in Colorado Springs. And a CU professor's new movie, "Quantum Cowboys."

One of the loudest voices, debunking The Big Lie, belongs to a Republican. Matt Crane is the head of the Colorado County Clerks Association. He talks about threats to clerks and efforts to educate election deniers.

One of the loudest voices, debunking The Big Lie, belongs to a Republican. Matt Crane is the head of the Colorado County Clerks Association. He talks about threats to clerks and efforts to educate election deniers.

Some Colorado Supreme Court justices have been told they have some conflicts of interest, but they have not recused themselves.  Investigative journalist Dave Migoya shares the story then George welcomes Matt Crane, Executive Director of the Colorado Clerks Association talks about Sec. of State Jenna Griswold sending voter registration cards to illegal aliens.   Discipline commission told Supreme Court justices they had conflict of interest in investigation and should recuse; they haven't | Subscriber Content | denvergazette.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do elections officials prepare for midterm and presidential votes, and what improvements can be made to states' voting systems? Hoover Institution visiting fellow Ben Ginsberg, a preeminent authority on election law, interviews Milwaukee Election Commission executive director Claire Woodall-Vogg and Colorado County Clerks Association executive director Matt Crane on the highs (quick and accurate […]

How do elections officials prepare for midterm and presidential votes, and what improvements can be made to states' voting systems? Hoover Institution visiting fellow Ben Ginsberg, a preeminent authority on election law, interviews Milwaukee Election Commission executive director Claire Woodall-Vogg and Colorado County Clerks Association executive director Matt Crane on the highs (quick and accurate vote counts) and lows (personal threats, election deniers) that come from administering elections in America's battleground states.

Would you support Colorado changing to a ranked voting system, like the recent election in Alaska?  George welcomes the Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, Matt Crane to talk about the impact of a ranked voting system.  How would this impact candidates?  How would it impact the two major parties? Would this make Primaries irrelevant?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests include Matt Crane- Kindred football coach, Mike McFeely- Forum Columnist, and Danny Freund- UND Offensive Coordinator Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY InForum is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The spirit and power of Elijah #5 Subtitle: The spirit and power of Elijah Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/28/2022 Length: 51 min.

The general election ballot is mostly set with the moderate Republicans winning their races. Political analyst Eric Sondermann explains what to expect ahead of the general election. Then, election distrust hung over this election, but Matt Crane from the County Clerks Association explains why voting is safe in this state.

The general election ballot is mostly set with the moderate Republicans winning their races. Political analyst Eric Sondermann explains what to expect ahead of the general election. Then, election distrust hung over this election, but Matt Crane from the County Clerks Association explains why voting is safe in this state.

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Because of the Hardness of Your Hearts #3 Subtitle: The Hardness of your Hearts Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 6/19/2022 Length: 40 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Because of the Hardness of Your Hearts #3 Subtitle: The Hardness of your Hearts Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 6/19/2022 Length: 40 min.

Can You Stump The Clerk?  Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, Matt Crane, is in studio to take any and all of your questions about election integrity.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stump the Clerk Continues. Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, Matt Crane is in studio to take your questions and accusations of voter fraud and more.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch the episode here: https://rumble.com/v13jfph-in-the-studio-w-matt-crane-of-final-fight-bible-radio.htmlIn this episode of The Soul Trap, we sit down with Matt Crane, the creator of Final Fight Bible Radio. Endtimes, prophecy, and more!https://finalfightbibleradio.com/• Banned.Video: https://banned.video/channel/the-soul-trap• YouTube: https://youtu.be/Zt_VX31hkBc• Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSoulTrap• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_soultrap/• Website: https://www.thesoultrap.com/• Podcast: https://thesoultrap.buzzsprout.com/Support the show

A new MP3 sermon from Matt Crane is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Biblical Bitterness #2 Subtitle: Biblical Bitterness Speaker: Matt Crane Broadcaster: Matt Crane Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/1/2022 Length: 36 min.

Who controls local elections?  Should it be the County Clerk or the Secretary State?  After talking with Elizabeth garner, the Colorado state demographer about changes we have seen in Colorado, George welcomes Matt Crane and Corey Nelson to discuss the current legislation focused on the role of the County Clerks and Sec.. of State in Colorado elections.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is facing 7 felony charges related to stealing election information from her county voting machines.  Republican strategist, Dick Wadhams, and Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, Matt Crane, joins Peter to talk about what Peters is alleged to have done, including identity theft.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rundown -    Pam Anderson - 14:36   Matt Crane - 01:07:54   Right Wing Radio Watch - 02:22:33   Troubadour Dave Gunders - 02:46:04   "Don't Buy on Credit" by Dave Gunders - 02:52:29   Episode 84 featuring Pam Anderson, Matt Crane, and new segment called Right Wing Radio Watch. Plus Troubadour Dave Gunders with his song, Don't Buy on Credit.   Since Trump's Big Lie, leading to January 6, 2021 riot, supporting former president is a deal-breaker in a lot of relationships. Trump sycophants in GOP and right-wing media are ruinous for America. Trumpism demands we lose faith in elections essential to true democracy.   Election pros like former two-term Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Pam Anderson are essential now. Pam's running to become Colorado's next Secretary of State. But will Pam stand up to Tina Peters and Trumpian election chicanery? How can Pam be better Big Lie fighter than current SOS Jena Griswold?   Get to know Pam Anderson in this candid interview. Learn Pam's pride in her family's political and law enforcement roots. She wants to bring integrity and honor to Colorado voting. And she's in Colorado's hottest primary race versus Tina Peters. Find out how Pam reacted to January 6.   Matt Crane served with distinction six years as Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder until Trump's toxicity cost him re-election in 2018. Matt is respected and honest, and now heads up Colorado Clerk's Association. Listen to Matt Crane call out Colorado's Big Liars and take apart their conspiracy theories.   Right Wing Radio Watch features shocking sound from Ryan Schuling, filling in for Dan Caplis, advocating Canada-style truck blockading in America. Never in my memory has 630KHOW's afternoon show been sullied the way Schuling did on February 11, 2022. Listen and evaluate for your own self.   Other soundbites galore this amazing radio week as Peter Boyles declared his opposition to name-calling! Attorney hosts demanded names of protesting teachers so they can be confronted in volatile Douglas County, home of George Brauchler pals like Joe Oltmann. We've got Kyle Clark sound and our own analysis.     The Craig Silverman Show – every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Colorado Time.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Wayne Williams and Matt Crane. What are the FACTS about vote-by-mail? Does it lead to fraud and chaos - or perfect and rosy elections? Jimmy (@SengCenter) gets to the truth with former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams and ex-Arapahoe County, CO clerk and recorder Matt Crane. Colorado has statewide vote-by-mail - and the answers are, "It depends." Both men know a thing or two about mail voting: When Colorado became the 3rd state to switch to a statewide vote-by-mail system beginning in 2013, Williams and Crane were the county election officials of El Paso and Arapahoe Counties, respectively. Williams became Secretary of State in 2015, and they both left their posts in 2019.

Welcome to our final episode of this special series. In this episode, we will hear four more stories of Catholics and Evangelicals working together in action and dialogue. In this episode we will hear from Matt Crane, who is involved with working alongside Catholics to build refugee houses on the east coast; Alex Wilgus, and Anglican Deacon who describes how Catholics and Anglicans are working together; and Dr. Jeffery Barbeau from Wheaton College who talks about finding unity in diversity within the classroom.

Randy interviews Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Matt Crane, discussing his Re-Election Campaign!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's 3 days before the Elections, meaning Today's program is jam-packed with analysis. Current Arapahoe County Clerk & Recorder and Candidate for Re-Election, Matt Crane, calls into the program! And! Randy is joined by Jeff Hunt - the Director of the Centennial Institute at Colorado Christian University with information on the November 4th Prayer Conference Call. Also! Randy discusses the importance of conservatives getting out to vote, what it could mean if Democrats win the House, how to infuence others, and discusses Maxine Waters with a caller! ---- For more information on Matt Crane, visit: www.mattcraneforclerk.com Centennial Institute Prayer Call (11/04/2018 7:00 PM MT): to participate, call 877-229-8493 ID code: 116118 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1588634841282749/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Crane is the Director Of Sales for Rush Impact Media.  Host of the top rated iTunes podcast called the Power Of Great and co-host for the Define Your Brand Podcast Show.  Writer, Speaker, and husband to wife Tammy and father to boys Dalton and Riley Power Of Great voted Top 26 podcast to listen to in 2017, interviewed business leaders such as Grant Cardone, Jeffrey Gitomer, Bob Burg, etc.  Published articles in Huffington Post, Influencive, and other highly rated media outlets.