- The governor’s Form 1040 shows gross income of $733,977 last tax year.
- From the future of the Colorado River to how to boost rural economies, the two candidates made their arguments for why each would be the better leader for the state.
- Polis has not released comparable documents. Ganahl’s campaign said she would not provide any further tax details — such as the source of the income — until Polis published his own returns.
- There are 11 statewide measures on the ballot this year, and we're here to give you the key points on each of them. Oh, and Andy plays stump-the-hosts with 140 years of initiative history.
- The complaint alleges Pericle Communications is barred from donating to congressional races because it holds federal contracts.
- Challenging public schools has for decades been a priority for conservatives like Ganahl. Now she and others have argued that schools are “going too far” on LGBTQ topics.
- Ganahl se describe a sí misma como una “mamá en una misión” y una “republicana estilo Reagan”, mientras que los demócratas la describen como extremista.
- Polis se presentó como una persona realista que quiere avanzar dentro de los estrictos límites fiscales de Colorado, a la vez que también protege el aborto legal y otros derechos.
- Two debates in four days between Democratic incumbent Gov. Jared Polis and his challenger, Republican Heidi Ganahl. Here's what you need to know.
- Los votantes en Colorado verían una tabla informativa con más detalles, y producir la “Libreta Azul” del estado sería más costoso.
- El contribuyente promedio podría ahorrar cerca de $119 al año, pero los ahorros serían mucho mayores para las personas más adineradas en el estado.
- Se dispondría de casi 300 millones de dólares anuales para el desarrollo de viviendas asequibles y programas relacionados en Colorado.
- The average taxpayer would save about $119 a year, but the savings would be much higher for the state’s wealthiest people.
- Almost $300 million would be available annually for affordable housing development and related programs in Colorado.
- Polis portrayed himself as a realist who can make progress within Colorado’s strict fiscal limits — while also protecting legal abortion and other rights.
- Ganahl calls herself a “mom on a mission” and a “Reagan Republican,” while Democrats paint her as extreme
