The state Supreme Court said the 2021 Abuse Accountability Act is unconstitutional. So, let’s change the Constitution.
Colorado Constitution
Posted inCrime and Courts
Colorado Supreme Court considers challenge to new state law letting victims of historic sexual abuse file lawsuits
After hearing arguments Tuesday, Colorado Supreme Court is considering whether the new law violates the state constitution
Posted inElection 2022
Amendment D: Colorado’s governor would be empowered to reassign judges to newly created judicial district
The constitutional amendment would let the governor move judges from the 18th Judicial District into the 23rd Judicial District
Posted inElection 2020, Politics and Government
Colorado narrowly favors keeping national popular vote law in early returns
Update at 3:49 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020: The Associated Press has called Proposition 113 in its proponents’ favor. In a national first, Colorado voters are leaning toward joining the national popular vote movement to change the way the U.S. picks presidents. Voters considered whether to uphold a 2019 law that entered Colorado into […]
Posted inCOVID, Crime and Courts, News, Politics and Government
Patrick Neville, Michelle Malkin file lawsuit challenging Colorado’s mask-wearing mandate. It likely faces a steep hill.
UPDATE: The Colorado Supreme Court declined to hear the case. The top Republican in the Colorado House and a well-known conservative commentator from Colorado Springs have filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Jared Polis’ mask-wearing mandate more than a month after it went into effect. But it likely faces a steep hill to being quickly heard. […]
Posted inPolitics and Government
What you need to know about the ethics complaint against John Hickenlooper, explained in 6 questions
The ethics case against former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is escalating ahead of a scheduled hearing on whether he violated the state’s constitutional gift ban by accepting flights on private jets and attending an exclusive conference in Italy. Hickenlooper, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, faces a subpoena to testify at a hearing Thursday before […]
Posted inBusiness, Politics and Government
Gallagher led to $35 billion in residential property tax cuts. Now Colorado lawmakers want voters to repeal it.
In a desperate attempt to stave off further budget calamity, state lawmakers are fast-tracking a landmark ballot measure that would ask voters to repeal the Gallagher Amendment — the property tax-limiting constitutional provision that has provided an estimated $35 billion in tax relief to Colorado homeowners since 1983. The bipartisan proposal — which requires a […]