As Colorado Works To Get Its #MeToo House In Order, GOP Lawmakers Jest About The Kavanaugh Situation
The Colorado statehouse is in the midst of its own #metoo moment after sexual harassment allegations were made against a handful of lawmakers during the last session.
Group Backing Unaffiliated Candidates Violating Campaign Finance Rules, Complaint Alleges
The office of Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams has 10 days to determine if the complaint is valid.
Capitol Committee Inches Toward Compromise On How To Handle Harassment Complaints
The panel of state lawmakers agreed to set up an anonymous reporting website, and hopes to set up both informal and formal complaint processes.
CD6 Has Stubbornly Stood By Coffman. Are Changing Demographics, And Jason Crow, Enough To Beat Him?
Now that Donald Trump is president, political operatives on both sides of the aisle see the district as even more vulnerable.
Lawmakers Take Another Step In Crafting The Legislature’s New Misconduct Policy
Lawmakers looking to improve the both workplace culture and the handling of harassment complaints at the state Capitol met Thursday.
Some States Have Made #MeToo Changes. Colorado’s Response Is A Work In Progress
An analysis by The Associated Press found that about half of House and Senate legislative chambers nationwide have taken no substantive action this year.
Legislature’s Bathroom Complaint Investigation Is Over, But No One’s Talking
In March, Republican state Sen. Beth Martinez Humenik filed a complaint alleging she saw Sen. Daniel Kagan, a Democrat, in the women’s restroom.
Colorado Trying To Address Foster Parent Shortage
Originally published on June 29, 2018 11:41 am Ann Perricone sat at her kitchen table in south Denver where she and her husband live with six children.
High Turnout For Colorado Primary
Originally published on June 28, 2018 9:13 am More voters participated in Colorado’s June 26 primary election than ever before.
Jared Polis, Walker Stapleton To Face Off In Gubernatorial Race
Originally published on June 26, 2018 11:12 pm In primary elections held Tuesday, Colorado Democrats and Republicans tapped their picks to replace term-limited Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Rising Tally For Sexual Harassment Allegations At Colorado’s Capitol
Originally published on June 30, 2018 8:10 am Sexual harassment allegations at Colorado’s Capitol came with a sizeable price tag for taxpayers — $275,000.
3 Of Colorado’s GOP Candidates For Governor Face Off In Debate
Originally published on June 8, 2018 9:17 am The last Republican governor of Colorado, Bill Owens, ended his term in 2007.
Democratic Candidates For Colorado Governor Debate Key Issues
Originally published on June 1, 2018 3:55 pm The four Democratic candidates vying to replace Gov.
Capitol Conversation: The End Of A Historic — And Productive — Session
Originally published on May 11, 2018 3:09 pm Colorado lawmakers wrapped up their annual legislative session this week.
Six Months Later, Sexual Harassment Allegations Continue To Shroud Colorado’s Capitol
Originally published on June 30, 2018 11:08 am After a dramatic and tearful day in early March, lawmakers voted out one of their own. Democratic Rep.
Senate Punishment For Sen. Baumgardner Stirs Frustration, New Resignation Calls
Originally published on May 4, 2018 10:21 am Updated: This story has been updated to reflect additional comments from the Governor. A punishment for Sen.
