Colorado Democrats are facing criticism for leading a fundraiser with Rep. Ilhan Omar less than an hour after Sunday’s antisemitic terrorist attack in which 12 people were hurt, including a Holocaust survivor.
Colorado’s economic report card is in, and my beloved home state — formerly a solid A and B student — just flunked every subject.
Once upon a time, Colorado was a devilishly weird purple state — home to moderate-to-conservative Republicans like Ben Nighthorse Campbell and Tom Tancredo, idiosyncratic Democrats like Gary Hart and Richard Lamm, and (outside the Denver-Boulder Axis) a healthy libertarian streak.
Unaffiliated voters now make up nearly half of Colorado’s electorate – and both parties are fighting to find a winning message.
With the 2026 midterms on the horizon, several new polls offer an early glimpse into Colorado’s shifting political terrain.
A recent survey of 987 likely Colorado Republican primary voters, conducted by Pulse Opinion Research for the Road to Red Initiative from March 14–19, offers a snapshot of voter sentiment heading into the 2026 midterms.
Polls show Republican momentum, Democrat doubts as Colorado’s 2026 battle lines form Read More »
Have you heard that Denver is welcoming a women’s professional soccer team and is hoping to build a new women’s soccer stadium? Wow, Colorado must be very supportive of women’s sports, right? Unfortunately, our leaders will try to sell you on this notion while they have done nothing in this state to protect women’s sports.
Burke: Colorado leaders cheer women’s soccer while leaving girls vulnerable Read More »
The City and County of Denver has been an unofficial “sanctuary” for illegal immigrants for decades, but its status as an official sanctuary city—protecting criminal aliens from arrest and deportation—dates back to 2013. That much is well known and understood by everyone in Colorado with an interest in the “sanctuary issue.”
Fabbricatore: Sanctuary policies are costing Colorado millions—here’s how Read More »
With the state’s new legislative session slated to get under way on Jan. 8, Democrats currently have to vacancy seats to fill in Senate Districts 29 and 31. Respective vacancy committees have scheduled elections to be held in early January.
Colorado Democrats to hold vacancy elections to fill two Senate seats Read More »
A refundable state income tax credit, estimated at reducing Colorado’s tax revenue by approximately $38 million, can now be used to pay for tuition and fees at Colorado’s higher education institutions.
State income tax credit for college tuition will cost Colorado $38M annually Read More »
Colorado Republicans are accusing Democratic leaders of censorship, saying the latter have provided them with a list of words they are prohibited from using during floor debates.
Democrats in the Colorado legislature are preparing this week to introduce a measure that would overhaul the state’s property tax system to limit future spikes in businesses’ and homeowners’ tax bills, with an eye toward providing more relief to people who own lower-value homes.
A Democratic-controlled House committee killed legislation that supporters said would put more teeth into Colorado law following hours of testimony, in which victims who were bought and sold as children for purposes of sexual exploitation sought to persuade lawmakers to advance the measure.
Colorado House committee kills bill to increase punishment in child sex crimes Read More »
