Mike Foote
Effort to give Colorado child sex assault survivors unlimited time to sue abusers is rejected
House Bill 1296, brought in the wake of a damning report on Colorado’s Catholic church, was set aside at the request of one of its prime sponsors in the hopes of bringing future legislation that will also benefit past survivors of abuse. The decision to sideline the measure drew disappointment.
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Colorado’s sweeping police accountability bill now requires officers to face imminent threat before using deadly force
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Opinion: Teen vaping cannot be Colorado’s new normal. This is a preventable epidemic
By Anne Shelton Opinion
Nicolais: Humane Pet Act is a long-overdue step toward compassion for dogs and cats
By Mario Nicolais Opinion
Dark money and big donors fuel the ballot battle over Proposition CC in Colorado
By Sandra Fish Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado’s consumer protection laws are getting much tougher — and that could help with the state’s opioid lawsuit
The state’s consumer protection laws were ranked among the weakest in the U.S. by a consumer advocacy group. The legislature responded, passing an overhaul 30 years in the making that Attorney General Phil Weiser said is “a big deal"
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signs national popular vote bill into law
Senate Bill 42 faced fierce pushback from Republicans at the Colorado Capitol
Without a single Republican in support, national popular vote effort moves to Colorado governor’s desk
Senate BIll 42 faced stiff opposition from the GOP as it made its way through the Colorado legislature in recent weeks, ending in hours of debate over Wednesday and Thursday
Colorado lawmakers are sparring over a plan to bypass the Electoral College. Here’s what’s at stake.
Democrats aim to make the popular vote paramount in the U.S., but Republican state lawmakers counter that Senate Bill 42 would hurt less populous states like Colorado
Proposition 112 fails, but big vote total signals oil and gas setbacks will be headed to the Colorado capitol
Industry spent $40 million fighting the measure and is reluctant to face a rematch in 2020
