As chairman for the Colorado GOP lawsuit committee, following is an update on the progress of our case challenging the semi-open primary in federal court.
Lundberg: Challenging the open primary system in Colorado Read More »
I have been reviewing most of the bills introduced in the Colorado legislature for the past 23 years. I haven’t kept exact records, but that amounts to more than 15,000 bills and resolutions.
Lundberg: My list of the good and the bad bills (so far) of the 75th session Read More »
As Colorado’s 2025 legislative session began, the governor and leaders in both houses laid out their agendas. The legislators’ remarks were somewhat predictable, talking about unity and cooperation — a good place to start, but more lip service than reality.
Lundberg: Should we expect more of the same in 75th legislative session? Read More »
With the start of 2025, several new laws and regulations become effective for the people of Colorado.
Lundberg: Get ready, there will be more laws for Colorado citizens in 2025 Read More »
This week it was widely reported that a “third party” investigation concluded Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s public posting of hundreds of passwords for months on her official website was inadvertent and therefore no harm was done.
Lundberg: More light needs to be shed on Griswoldgate, despite ‘move along’ spin Read More »
It’s not news that America’s $6 trillion federal Administrative State is targeted for radical downsizing by President Donald J. Trump. What is also not news is that Colorado’s progressives will oppose most of the President’s policies and probably think that Colorado can escape the oncoming Trump deregulation bulldozer.
Heatherly & Lundberg: It is time to downsize the Administrative State in Colorado, too Read More »
Protect Kids Colorado (PKC) first launched earlier this year with two citizen initiatives to address the harm being caused by gender ideology in our public schools.
Lee and Lundberg: A call to get involved with Protect Kids Colorado Read More »
With the outcome of a few races still in doubt Monday morning, Republican Ben Aste was already focused on the next one.
‘Uncle Benny’ urges Republicans to change approach to down-ballot funding Read More »
When Tina Peters was accused of sharing Mesa County election equipment password,s all of the machines were replaced and she got several years in prison.
Lundberg: In ‘Griswoldgate’, it is time to prove we have the ‘gold standard’ Read More »
There is one major issue that both parties agree on, Proposition 131 is a very bad idea. This proposition will create a jungle primary and establish a ranked-choice voting system for most general election choices.
