This bipartisan measure simply seeks to provide an extra week of time for the secretary of state to meet election deadlines. The bill summary cites the deadline for military and overseas ballots as reasoning for the additional time.
Oppose Amendment K: Modify constitutional election deadlines Read More »
As the dock workers strike at ports across the East and Gulf Coast, a Southern Colorado economist weighs on how it will affect local consumers.
UC-Colorado Springs economic expert weighs in on port strike impact Read More »
Is Democratic candidate Vivian Smotherman, who’s running for one of Colorado’s hottest state senate seats, violating Colorado’s campaign finance laws and regulations?
Colorado Democratic candidate spends campaign money on hair, clothes, makeup Read More »
Presently, Section 31 of the Colorado Constitution regarding marriage reads: “Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state.” This measure repeals the language, currently read to restrict same-sex marriage.
(Neutral) Amendment J: Repealing the definition of marriage in the Constitution Read More »
Ranked-choice voting (RCV), Proposition 131 on Colorado’s November ballot, is such a drastic perversion of our nation’s 247-year election standard of one person/one vote that voting for it risks actually losing your vote.
Overbeck: Ranked-choice (Prop. 131) is the scam that can erase your vote Read More »
Two more community mental health centers are eliminating jobs and cutting programs as Colorado’s safety-net health system staggers from a massive drop in Medicaid rolls.
Jobs, programs are cut at two Colorado mental health centers amid Medicaid “unwind” Read More »
Heading into the fourth quarter of 2024, Colorado business leaders are feeling less confident about the state of the economy.
National concerns leave Colorado biz leaders less confident in late ’24 Read More »
A legislatively mandated report on hospital-system facility fees that was released Tuesday appears likely to spark a new round of debate on whether the state should limit the fees that opponents call costly and unclear and that hospitals say are vital to offsite operations.
Report on hospital facility fees could stir new health-care regulatory efforts Read More »
The authors of the measure seek to prevent those charged with first-degree murder from being eligible for bail “if proof is evident or presumption is great.”
Support Amendment I: Constitutional bail exception [of] first-degree murder Read More »
With five weeks to go until Election Day, the spending is ramping up for committees fighting for people’s vote.
Pro-abortion, ranked choice groups rake in big bucks for November elections Read More »
