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Cory Gardner Endorses GOP Congressional Candidate Erik Aadland
Gardner called Aadland a “man of principle” who can “bridge the divides and fight for our values.”
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Heidi Ganahl Wants To Put Existing Gas, Delivery Fees To Voters For Transportation Plan
Ganahl's $10 billion infrastructure plan would ask voters whether to approve already-existing fees, passed through legislation, as taxes.
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Democrat Phil Weiser Endorsed By Former Republican Attorney General In Reelection Bid
Cynthia Coffman, former attorney general, said Weiser earned her support even though they don’t agree on every policy or legal issue.
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Gov. Polis Asks Criminal Justice Commission To Analyze Sentencing Reforms
“Rehabilitation and restoration should continue to be our goals in every case,” Polis said in a letter to the Criminal Justice Commission.
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O'Dea Says DeSantis ‘Right' To Strand Migrants On Martha's Vineyard
He made the comments defending DeSantis’ actions on NBC’s Meet the Press.
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Colorado GOP Governor Candidate Heidi Ganahl Affirms Biden ‘Legally' Elected
Heidi Ganahl, Republican candidate for Colorado governor, answered “yes” when asked if she believes President JoeBiden was “legally elected.
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Geothermal Bubbles Up As Another Way To Fight Climate Change
As states ramp up transitions to renewable electricity, some leaders see a big role for geothermal as a stable, renewable power source.
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PR Work For ‘Big Oil' Helped Stymie Climate Action, U.S. House Democrats Say
WASHINGTON – Oil and gas PR firms have tested the limits of their industry ethics; caused major slowdowns to federal climate change policy.
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On Democracy Day, Newsrooms Draw Attention To A Crisis In The U.S. System Of Government
A recent poll found that 69 percent of both Democrats and Republicans think democracy in the United States is in danger of collapse.
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Pam Anderson Wants To Run ‘Evidence-Based' Elections If Elected Secretary Of State
This story is part of a project called Democracy Day, in which newsrooms across the country are shining a light on threats to democracy.
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New Law Expands Threshold For Providing Multilingual Ballot Services In Colorado
This story is part of a project called Democracy Day, in which newsrooms across the country are shining a light on threats to democracy.
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Colorado's Racial Voter-Turnout Gap Persists, Census Data Shows
This story is part of a project called Democracy Day, in which newsrooms across the country are shining a light on threats to democracy.
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Colorado Election Officials Take Physical Security Into Their Own Hands
This story is part of a project called Democracy Day, in which newsrooms across the country are shining a light on threats to democracy.
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New Era Colorado Releases Policy Platform Highlighting Demands Of Young Voters
New Era intends to use the policy platform as a “tool to apply an intersectional lens” to its educational, advocacy and electoral work.
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Heidi Ganahl Talks Water Negotiations, Environmental Policy During Club 20 Forum
The forum was hosted by Western Slope advocacy group Club 20 and moderated by Ray Beck, Club 20’s membership chair.
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Here's What Alleged Elbert County Election Security Breach Accomplices Were Texting
“You are rocking it!”
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A Third Of U.S. House Democrats Oppose Manchin Permitting Deal In Stopgap Spending Bill
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden and Democratic leaders of the House and Senate have already endorsed the Manchin permitting deal.
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Democratic Lawmakers Back ‘Bill Of Rights' For Colorado's Home Care Workers
The bill includes higher wages and benefits, protections against wage theft and harassment, and more “decision-making power” for workers.
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Interior Department Officially Removes Native American Slur From 28 Colorado Sites
U.S. Department of Interior approved 28 replacement names for geographical Colorado features that formerly used a slur for indigenous women.
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FBI Seizes MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's Phone In Connection With Tina Peters Investigation
Lindell described being served with an FBI search warrant in southern Minnesota on Tuesday.