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Guest Post: Amendment 74 – A Pandora’s box of property rights 'The only people...
Colorado voters this fall will consider Colorado constitutional Amendment 74 , which suggests that property owners will receive just compensation when government reduces the...
‘We need the funding, and so do our kids.’ Colorado teachers take to the...
Waving “Yes on Amendment 73” signs, Denver teachers formed red-shirted clusters along Colfax Avenue Friday afternoon.
“We’re just trying to get people to support teachers,”...
Citizens put renewable energy on this year’s ballots Across several states, voter-driven initiatives rein...
The fossil fuel-friendly Trump administration has been busy rolling back environmental regulations and opening millions of acres of public land to oil and gas...
Tax breaks for the rich and a ‘bargain with the devil’: Colorado candidates for...
Colorado’s Democratic candidate for governor is the founder of a charter school network, and the Republican candidate is a longtime supporter of charter schools...
Here’s how some districts would spend their share of a $1.6 billion tax hike...
If Colorado voters this November approve a $1.6 billion tax increase to benefit schools, several metro-area districts are pledging to spend part of their...
Key Colorado ballot initiatives have corporations spending tens of millions for your vote
Millions of dollars from special interests is going to support or fight three policy issues: a battle over how to pay for transportation needs,...
A star-studded campaign launches to end gerrymandering in Colorado. It took a grand bargain...
Last week, a galaxy of powerbrokers kicked off a campaign to persuade 55 percent of the Colorado electorate to say 'Yes' in November to two...
The big questions on your November 2018 ballot in Colorado
From slavery to hemp to fixing our “damn roads,” Coloradans will face a kaleidoscope of questions on their November ballots.
With the election more...
New rule to ‘raise the bar’ for ballot measures wasn’t high enough for this...
In 2016, a group ran a campaign that put an interesting proposition on the ballot for Coloradans: The question asked voters to change the...
Denver’s Chamber fired ballot petition company for working with fractivists
A secret recording. An alleged payoff. A surprise twist involving a heavy-hitter Denver business group.
It’s all part of a volatile story that continues...