Colorado legislature
As rural Colorado fears being overlooked in 2020 census, some question spending money on outreach
The stakes for the census count are real: A study estimates a loss of $63 million for a 1% undercount of Colorado residents
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As Colorado prepares to ask voters to OK sports betting, a regional divide on the issue has surfaced across the U.S.
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
How much Colorado taxpayers will get in TABOR refunds depends on these two wildcards
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GOP blasted Democrats for the 2019 legislative session. But they supported nearly every bill, analysis shows.
By Sandra Fish Sun Investigation Primary category in which blog post is published
The 2019 legislative session in Colorado explained in 5 graphics
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Polis signs bills aimed at protecting free speech rights, educating Colorado students about media
Why Jared Polis vetoed 5 bills, and what it could mean for thousands of licensed professionals in Colorado
The Democratic governor blocked regulation of genetic counselors, sports agents and HOA managers -- moves that erode consumer protections, critics argue
9-member Democratic vacancy committee in Weld County picks replacement for former Rep. Rochelle Galindo
Mary Young has not held elected office before, but her husband is Colorado Treasurer Dave Young -- a former state lawmaker who previously held the seat his wife was appointed to Sunday
Colorado’s first openly gay governor signs two of state’s most significant LGBTQ measures into law since 2013
The legislation makes it easier for transgender people to change their birth certificates without surgery, a doctor’s note or a court order and also bans so-called “gay conversion therapy” for minors
A breakdown of the 8 issues Colorado lawmakers will study before the 2020 legislative session
The Democratic-led General Assembly is analyzing topics ranging from school safety and college affordability to private prisons and tax breaks
Colorado slated to offer immigrant driver’s licenses at 11 offices after governor signs bill expanding program
Polis signed Senate Bill 139 on Tuesday, which aims to end the long backlogs immigrant applicants faced to get a license under the five-year-old program
$120 million in requests and $40 million in the bank. How an obscure theory helped prioritize the Colorado budget.
State Rep. Chris Hansen made Colorado one of the first test cases for quadratic voting in the public policy realm in the 2019 session
A new state lawmaker’s first session is over. And she got an earful about it at a town hall meeting.
State Rep. Lisa Cutter, who was inspired to run for office after President Donald Trump’s election, hopes listening helps change the current political dialogue
Former state Rep. Rochelle Galindo, campaign manager accused of providing alcohol to minors
Case arose during investigation of claims Rochelle Galindo sexually assaulted an underage campaign worker after sharing alcohol with her
