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Election 2022
Posted inOpinion Columns
Littwin: Now that the recount is over, look for Boebert to get back to her provocative roots
Lauren Boebert can’t be happy watching Ye, Musk and Greene grabbing all the headlines for their nonstop series of outrages
Posted inElection 2022
It’s official: Coloradans will be able to buy wine in grocery, convenience stores starting in March
Grocery and convenience stores with a license to sell beer can begin selling wine March 1. That’s approximately 1,819 licensees as of June 2021.
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Zornio: Giving thanks to young voters and future possibility
Young voter turnout in the 2022 midterm far outperformed expectations, and they overwhelmingly support progress
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Silverman: How a Colorado Democrat managed to get elected in Douglas County
Bob Marshall, a former Republican and vocal never-Trumper, won a seat in House District 43
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Littwin: For a quick lesson on politics in 2022, look to an unlikely pair — Pelosi and Boebert
In a show of grace, Adam Frisch concedes 3rd CD race before recount begins. Meanwhile, Boebert, the Trumpist, returns to D.C. where Trump will face a special counsel.
Posted inHousing
Western Slope voters overwhelmingly passed taxes on short-term rentals to fund affordable housing
Colorado’s Western Slope communities could generate about $40 million in new tax revenue from vacation rentals to support affordable housing
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Littwin: As Trump prepares to run again in 2024, is the GOP prepared to doom itself again?
Columnist Mike Littwin writes that Republicans have had plenty of chances to dump Trump. The question is whether they can summon the courage to do it this time.
Posted inElection 2022
Colorado voters approve ballot measure setting aside nearly $300 million each year for affordable housing
Proposition 123 will set aside up to 0.1% of taxable income each year for affordable housing. That’s estimated to be $145 million in the current fiscal year — which ends June 30, 2023 — and $290 million in 2023-24 and subsequent fiscal years.
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Zornio: 10 reasons experts missed Adam Frisch’s viability against Lauren Boebert
After months of Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District being dismissed, Frisch’s strong showing highlighted where election analysis is weak