Democratic Governor Hopefuls Debate Housing Health Care And Youth Issues

By Carolynn Felling | FOX21 News

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Sen. Michael Bennet and Attorney General Phil Weiser debated in Colorado Springs on Sunday, May 3, outlining their distinct visions for addressing Colorado’s cost-of-living crisis. The two candidates are running for the governor’s office in the upcoming June primary election.

Their campaigns show differences in strategies to tackle issues like housing affordability, health care costs, and support for the next generation.

Both Sen. Bennet and Attorney General Weiser acknowledge the critical urgency of Colorado’s affordability challenges. However, their proposed solutions present divergent paths for the state’s future. Their debate highlighted a division on how to best move Colorado forward.

The debate brought to light the candidates’ contrasting approaches to housing costs, a major component of the state’s affordability crisis.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT FOX21 NEWS