Your handy key to the June 5 ballot

Go to alibi.com/election2012 and enter your address to get a personalized election guide tailored to your voting precinct. Visit with your handheld electronic device and feast your eyes on our easy-to-scan Alibi.com mobile interface, perfect for your smartphone.

Democrat candidates

Salary: $174,000/year

Term: Six years

Tasks: Drafts and votes on legislation

Republican candidates

Salary: $174,000/year

Term: Six years

Tasks: Drafts and votes on legislation

District 1, Democrat candidates

Salary: $174,000/year

Term: Two years

Tasks: Drafts and votes on legislation

District 1, Democrat candidates

Salary: $90,000/year

Term: Four years

Tasks: Regulates utilities, telecommunications, transportation and insurance industries to ensure fair, reasonable rates

District 2, Democrat candidates

Salary: $109,183/year

Term: Four years

Tasks: Oversees the largest law firm in the state, with more than 300 employees and 100 attorneys. They prosecute more than 30,000 criminal cases each year.

Democrat candidates

Salary: $65,501/year

Term: Four years

Tasks: Central banker for the county, responsible for property tax collections and investments. More than $1 billion flows through the office annually.

District 2, Democrat candidates

Salary: $29,569/year

Term: Four years

Tasks: Responsible for the budget (more than $212 million this fiscal year), lawmaking, business regulation and zoning in unincorporated areas

Salary: $29,569/year

Term: Four years

Tasks: Responsible for the budget (more than $212 million this fiscal year), lawmaking, business regulation and zoning in unincorporated areas

Not much.

We got the photo of Commissioner Michael Wiener posing with four Pinay women in a sex-cation destination in the Philippines. It crossed our desks a month before other media outlets shook a titillated-yet-morally outraged finger at it. If it bleeds—or wears hot pants—it leads, right?

If you're registered to vote, you can do it at any one of the 69 centers throughout the city. Pick the place that's easiest for you and show up between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 5. For updates and an interactive map, visit bernco.gov/clerk. You can also call the County Clerk's Office for additional information at 243-VOTE (8683).

Alibi primary election endorsements

United States Senator

Democrat: Martin Heinrich

Republican: Heather Wilson

United States Representative (District 1)