Growing Impeachment Momentum Leaves Sen. Cory Gardner In A Pinch With Voters
Some conservative voters say they will listen carefully to what he says about the impeachment inquiry — and it could even determine how they vote.
Polis Makes His 2020 Budget Pitch: More Cash For Preschool, Road Needs And Colorado Parks
So far his budget is receiving a warm reception.
In The House And Back Home, Coloradans’ Thoughts On The Impeachment Vote Toe Party Lines
A resolution passed in the House of Representatives on Thursday formalized the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
Colorado Lawmaker’s Latest Ideas To Take On Opioids Need About $17M
But finding room in the budget could be a tough sell, said Democratic Sen. Dominic Moreno.
The Battle Over Colorado’s Prop CC Tax Future Is Now Door To Door
TABOR caps how much tax money the state can keep and anything over the limit tied to inflation and population growth is returned to taxpayers.
Garcia Recall Campaign Turns In Four Signatures As A Protest
They opted not to submit most of the signatures because Colorado law would have prevented those people from signing on for any future recall effort against Garcia
Bound To Voters Or Free To Choose? Colorado Asks US Supreme Court To Rule On Electoral College Question
It’s a case that could have significant ramifications for the 2020 presidential election.
Dems In The Senate Chase Trail Gardner And Hickenlooper’s Fundraising
Andrew Romanoff said his fundraising amount was especially impressive given how little national help he had compared to Hickenlooper.
Campaign To Recall Senate President Leroy Garcia Plans To Turn In Signatures
Supporters of an effort to recall Pueblo’s Leroy Garcia, the Democratic Senate President, say they will turn in signatures to the Colorado Secretary of State’s office Friday Oct. 18, the day of the deadline.
Looking For A Cannabis Voter? Colorado’s Pot Shops Are The Place To Find Them
The marijuana industry is learning that it has political power that can be tapped — if they can find and rally their voters.
Former House Majority Leader Alice Madden Drops Out Of Colorado Senate Race
Madden told CPR News a lack of support from unions and women’s groups, as well as an upcoming surgery, spurred her exit.
Sen. Cory Gardner Sees A ‘Very Political Process’ In The House’s Impeachment Inquiry
Sen. Gardner did say that he believes whistleblower anonymity should be protected.
Will Colorado’s 2020 Senate Chase Include A Cannabis Industry Endorsement?
“This industry does not forget when people are good to them,” said Kristi Kelly, executive director of the Marijuana Industry Group.
The Work Kyle Forti Started With ‘Foster Together’ Continues On Despite His Death
Foster Together connects volunteers with foster parents and foster kids.
‘Yes On CC’ Is Here: Will Voters Let Colorado Keep Their TABOR Refunds?
Supporters say one of their biggest hurdles is just to remind voters that there is an election coming up in November, given all the election noise already surrounding 2020.
State Audit: Colorado Civil Rights Commission Is Not Transparent Or Accountable In Decisions
An audit released Wednesday found that nearly 40 percent of cases were not investigated in a prompt manner, and that the commission violated state open records laws.
