- Senate candidate Joe O’Dea claims the bill would lead to the hiring of 87,000 new “IRS agents,” although the administration has disputed that.
- Real paper checks are expected as early as next week.
- No Labels and Manchin’s office have stayed silent on the situation.
- Danny Moore's comments on social media about the 2020 election and COVID caused an uproar and led him to be stripped of the chairmanship of the state’s independent redistricting commission.
- Neighbors are accusing Douglas County of off-loading unhoused people to avoid ramping up services of its own. But officials say the goal is to offer assistance to those who want it.
- The program targets a group of people who normally don’t benefit from housing programs — those making close to the median income.
- But outside money and self funding could change the picture dramatically between now and November.
- Colorado's Republican establishment is celebrating a night of victories that they believe will give them a leg up on the general election, and could even be a turning point for their party.
- The centrist side of Colorado’s Republican Party easily won all three statewide primaries on Tuesday night, sweeping away right-wing challengers who had focused on election denial and culture wars.
- As polls closed, Heidi Ganahl appeared to be leading the governor's race with 55 percent of the primary vote. Greg Lopez had 45 percent.
- It's the state's third time with semi-open primaries, and the first time unaffiliated voters have flocked to the GOP contests.
- the primary approaches, one big question is what influence an influx of unaffiliated voters might have on the GOP selection contests.
- Lopez is the right-wing underdog in the race, with the June 28 primary fast approaching.
- A CU regent and businesswoman, Ganahl is making the pitch that she's the right Republican to take on Gov. Jared Polis.
- The party is torn between its grassroots, with their concerns about the 2020 election and their hunger for a more combative tone from lawmakers, and its more traditional voters, who believe a purely economic message is the key to victory in November. The upcoming party could decide which wing has the upper hand.
- Gov. Polis signed off on the new office after pushing lawmakers to reduce its powers.
