Dusty Johnson - Rocky Mountain Voice

6May

By Guest CommentaryNo Comments

Rocky Mountain Voice, Commentary, State, Top Stories

Transparency for All, Not Just Some

By Dusty Johnson | Guest Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Editor's update: SB26-147 is scheduled for third reading and final passage in the House today, Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The legislative day began at 11 a.m. Coloradans may listen live at sg001-harmony.sliq.net/00327/Harmony/en/PowerBrowser/PowerBrowserV2/20260506/74/18834#info_ Coloradans deserve a government that operates in the open. They deserve to know who is influencing their laws, how those decisions are being shaped, and how taxpayer dollars are being used in that process. That is exactly why I am proud to sponsor SB26-147. At its core, this bill is simple. It applies the same transparency standards to everyone involved in lobbying, including those working inside government. Right now, private ...

Morgan County GOP Hosts Annual Candidate Night with Strong Call for Youth Involvement

2Oct

By Drake HunterNo Comments

Rocky Mountain Voice, Local, Top Stories

Morgan County GOP Hosts Annual Candidate Night with Strong Call for Youth Involvement

By Drake Hunter | RMV NE CO Newsroom, Rocky Mountain Voice Morgan County Republicans gathered on Monday, September 29, for their Annual Candidate Night, drawing a strong crowd for candidate introductions, a ballot review, and a legislative update. Alongside the focus on local races, several speakers emphasized the urgent need for younger generations to engage in politics and leadership. Those running for re-election connected with voters and shared their priorities for the county’s future, including: Dave Martin, County Sheriff Kevin Strauch, Clerk and Recorder Tim Amen, County Assessor Mike Dahl, County Coroner New county-level candidates also stepped forward, highlighting fresh energy for local government: Robert Pennington for County Commissioner, District Two...

Rep. Dusty Johnson aims to tackle rural issues through her mantra: ‘cows, cops and coffee’

17Jan

By Jen SchumannNo Comments

Approved, Rocky Mountain Voice, State

Rep. Dusty Johnson aims to tackle rural issues through her mantra: ‘cows, cops and coffee’

By Jen Schumann | Contributing Writer, Rocky Mountain Voice State Rep. Dusty Johnson, who represents seven mostly sparsely populated counties on the Northeastern Plains of Colorado in House District 63, entered the 75th General Assembly ready to champion rural communities, agriculture and water rights. Representing the state's leading agricultural area, she understands constituents’ challenges firsthand and brings practical insights to the table. House District 63 spans Phillips, Sedgwick and Yuma counties at the eastern edge of the state, across Logan and Washington counties, to Morgan and into a rural portion of Weld County, making it the second-largest landmass district in the state. As Johnson puts it, “My district is the top ag-producing house district in the state.” Th...

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Transparency for All, Not Just Some

Morgan County GOP Hosts Annual Candidate Night with Strong Call for Youth Involvement

Rep. Dusty Johnson aims to tackle rural issues through her mantra: ‘cows, cops and coffee’

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