This past Saturday, August 17 th , one of the newest grassroots organizations, the El
Paso County Young Republicans, revived an old GOP tradition called the “Teddy
Roastavelt,” as a call back to the more successful days of the party and a promise to
write a new energetic chapter in local Republican politics.
Sorensen: From barn to ballot, Young Republicans stoke the fire at ‘Teddy Roastavelt’ Read More »
Secretary of State also approves Peace Officer Training and Support Fund for November ballot.
Colorado voters to decide on ranked-choice voting system, all-candidate primaries Read More »
The state Department of Health Care Policy and Financing underestimated how sick its members would be. Medicaid covers about 1.26 million people in Colorado.
Colorado Medicaid Department Overspent by $123.8M Last Year Read More »
Colorado legislators who focused heavily on cutting property taxes for homeowners during this week’s special session also approved one other tax break — one specifically focused on an emerging technology in the agricultural sector.
Lawmakers also extended agricultural equipment property tax exemption in special session Read More »
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis dismissed anger over Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua taking over apartment buildings in the Denver suburb of Aurora, calling it “imagination” — despite video footage, police reports and the city’s mayor confirming it’s happening.
The Regional Transportation District and local authorities are investigating what they called racist signs that have popped up at bus stations along Colfax Avenue.
Signs that read ‘Kamala’s Migrants Must sit in the front’ posted on Colfax bus stops Read More »
After several years of work to combat state legislation that would increase regulations and taxation on short-term rentals, owners are actively lobbying policymakers.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on Colorado’s general election ballot after he suspended his campaign and endorsed Republican nominee Donald Trump, Kennedy’s campaign told Colorado election officials Tuesday.
Colorado voters will decide in November whether to make a series of major changes to the state’s election system.
County assessors from around the state offered their insights into the compromise legislation that lawmakers approved at the conclusion of a special session on Thursday.
County assessors in Colorado offer mixed views on property tax compromise Read More »
