Jon Caldara Opinion Piece Indicates Preference for ‘None of Them’
An opinion piece by Jon Caldara published in the Denver Gazette discusses a voting choice, indicating a preference for voting 'none of them'.
Denver, CO, October 18, 2026 —
An opinion piece by Jon Caldara, published in the Denver Gazette, discusses a voting choice and indicates a preference for voting “none of them,” according to the available summary.
The summary does not identify the election, the candidates or options involved, or when the piece was published. It also does not provide Caldara’s reasoning or additional details about the choice he discusses. As a result, the specific context for the stated preference cannot be established from the information provided.
The item is described as an opinion piece, rather than a report of an election result or an official voting decision. The available information does not say whether “none of them” refers to a ballot option, a rhetorical position, or another form of expressing dissatisfaction with the choices. It also does not establish whether the phrase appears verbatim in the original piece.
No response from other people or organizations is included in the summary, and no subsequent developments are reported. The publication date, the article’s headline and the circumstances surrounding the voting choice were not provided. Without those details, the central reported point is limited to the summary’s description: Caldara’s Denver Gazette opinion piece discusses a voting choice and indicates a preference for “none of them.”
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