oil and gas
Who’s signing the petition to recall Gov. Jared Polis? People who feel left out in Colorado.
In three places, the critics of the Democratic governor use the recall to voice their frustrations, even as campaign gets off to slow start
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Democrat Jared Polis takes same stage as Donald Trump Jr. to tout bipartisanship amid shouts for “recall”
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
To recall Jared Polis, critics must get 10,521 voter signatures a day. Here’s what else you need to know.
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Opinion: Cory Gardner has failed to deliver on his promise to be “a new kind of Republican”
By Kelly Nordini Opinion
Colorado regulators won’t halt oil and gas drilling as they implement new law prioritizing safety
Some environmentalists and community activists have demanded the commission stop issuing permits until the new rules are complete
Oil and gas activists want Colorado to pause new drilling while regulations are being sorted out
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission's first formal hearing since Colorado's new oil and gas regulation bill was passed is Monday, but it was not yet clear whether members would start the rulemaking process
Opinion: The CORE Act protects Colorado and honors the brave ski troops who fought for us all
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8 pivotal moments that defined the 2019 legislative session in Colorado
From moments of chaos in the Colorado Senate to tensions on the oil and gas bill, here are the most impactful situations at the state Capitol this year
Colorado Democrats started this session with a long list of unfinished business. Here’s what they checked off.
Bills on health care, environmental regulations and social issues that died last year on party-line votes have found success at the state Capitol in 2019
Here are the most-lobbied bills in Colorado’s 2019 legislative session. The list may surprise you.
The paid family leave bill drew the most lobbying attention through March, but other hot-button bills had less money spent to track them
Opponents of Colorado’s new oil and gas regulation law won’t try to repeal it — at least not this year
Opponents had planned to ask voters in November 2019 to repeal and replace the law, but last week the Colorado secretary of state's office rejected four versions of their proposed ballot initiative
Colorado’s oil and gas battlefield (and campaign cash) is shifting to local elections
The industry already spends millions fighting municipal ballot measures and supporting candidates in areas where they operate
