- Sen. Cory Gardner's threat was a rare public disagreement with GOP Senate leadership on how quickly to act on additional coronavirus legislation.
- Jill Biden’s first campaign trip to Colorado since her husband Joe Biden locked up the Democratic nomination was a virtual one over Zoom.
- Rep. Scott Tipton said the $275 million for local direct assistance might not be adequate.
- Former Inspector General Steve Linick was looking into Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s alleged misuse of aides, as well as a controversial arms sale to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates last year.
- The president said that he and the Democratic governor have "worked together and I think we’ve worked together very well.”
- Unlike the last four relief measures, the HEROES Act bill isn’t the product of bipartisan negotiations, which many Republicans are quick to note.
- Polis is expected to push for more federal support during the pandemic, including critical testing supplies and personal protective equipment, during the meeting on Wednesday.
- The coronavirus pandemic hasn't just driven candidates into the virtual space, it's changed what they talking about with potential voters.
- House Democrats are pushing for the next coronavirus relief package to include more aid for state and local governments, and more funding for smaller municipalities.
- How deep the budget cuts local leaders face will face depends in large part on Congress.
- The coronavirus pandemic is causing economic distruption and bringing normal life to a standstill. The federal government is trying to blunt some of the pain through economic aid. CPR is tracking the money that’s coming to Colorado, and how it’s expected to be spent.
- The three co-signed a letter to Senate leaders offering suggestions, including increasing the loan amount to four times the average monthly payroll.
- The Democratic field for Colorado’s U.S. Senate race just got a little smaller. Scientist and educator Trish Zornio suspended her campaign Wednesday morning.
- If you create access for voters you also create participation, said Colorado's Secretary of State.
- Representatives and senators are doing their best to work remote with the rest of us, but some work can only be done in Washington, D.C.
- Trump has been pressing states to buy their own supplies and not to rely on the federal government. However, when Colorado did just that and ordered 500 ventilators, the order was canceled by FEMA so it could buy the ventilators.
