Changing Colorado’s Constitution

· Apr. 5, 2010, 4:00 pm

Some politicians say constitutional tax and spending mandates clash with other priorities.A University of Denver committee is finding alternatives to the politically difficult step of a full constitutional convention.Ryan Warner talks with Jim Griesemer, director of DU's Strategic Issues Program.

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Changing Colorado’s Constitution

You care.

Colorado has had a good water year, but experts say it won’t lessen long-term drought conditions

After a rent increase forced them from their home, this Colorado Springs theater company turned to the community

Up to a million Coloradans will be automatically signed up for state-run retirement savings accounts

Douglas County judge denies school board request for jury trial

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