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Here's What To Know About The $750 TABOR Refund For Colorado Taxpayers
Colorado taxpayers will start to receive Taxpayer's Bill of Rights return checks in the mail this month.
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Tina Peters Gains Nothing In Costly Recount As She Continues To Raise Money Off Election Denial
In Colorado's first statewide election recount in about 20 years, Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters...was confirmed the loser.
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U.S. Senate Preps Big Tax, Climate And Health Bill After Deal Struck With Sinema
The deal is "to soften the measure’s corporate tax increase and a second tax hike aimed at wealthy finance-sector workers," Schumer said.
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Colorado Republicans Criticize Inclusion Of Letter Signed By Polis With TABOR Refund Checks
Kristi Burton Brown, executive director of Colorado Republican Party, argued that the letter amounts to electioneering using taxpayer money.
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Colorado Public Health Officials Administer Close To 10K Monkeypox Vaccine Doses
Colorado is expanding its monkeypox vaccine distribution as federal allocation increases and the disease becomes a public health emergency.
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U.S. Senate Democrats' Climate, Health And Energy Bill Clears First Hurdle To Passage
The 51-50 vote, with Vice President Kamala Harris breaking the tie, cleared the chamber to debate and vote on amendments to the measure.
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Colorado Has Outsize Role In Conspiracist Mike Lindell's Elections Assault
Cause of America’s incorporating documents and remarks from Lindell to Newsline, further implicate Colorado in Lindell's activities.
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Action Urged On Racial Inequities Identified In Boulder County Criminal Courts Study
The study, done by the Vera Institute, examined criminal cases prosecuted by the district attorney’s office between 2013 and 2019.
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Boulder Council's Top Two Members Vie For Colorado House Seat After Hooton Withdraws
Colorado state Rep. Edie Hooton will not seek reelection this fall for House District 10, the Boulder Democrat announced over the weekend.
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In Two Key Mesa County Races, Economy And Housing Among Top Issues
Roughly 60 people attended the gathering, where Democrat Damon Davis challenged Republican Rick Taggart for Colorado House District 55 seat.
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Republican Recount Candidates In Second Lawsuit Want Denver Judge To Halt Process
'The group, members of the Colorado Recount Coalition, are asking a court to halt a ballot recount process that they paid to initiate.
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Primary Election Loser Tina Peters Brings In $500K For Colorado Recount
Peters reported a contribution of about $519,000 on an Aug. 1 campaign finance filing that captures financial details from June 23-July 27.
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In A Burned-Down Neighborhood, Coloradans Call On Biden To Declare Climate Emergency
A group of Colorado activists call for stronger action on climate change from state and federal officials.
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Colorado Attorney General Candidates Debate Public Safety, Role Of Office In First Exchange
The debate included questions on civil rights, firearm control and public safety.
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New Poll Shows Democrat Adam Frisch Within 7 Points Of Lauren Boebert
Adam Frisch says that he is well positioned to close that gap by the general election in November.
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U.S. Interior Department Calls For States To Submit Mine Cleanup Proposals
States asked to apply for $725 million made available this year to clean up abandoned mine sites as part of the 2021 infrastructure bill.
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Election Officials At U.S. Senate Hearing Describe Threats, Spread Of Misinformation
WASHINGTON — The Senate panel called former and current election officials and law enforcement members to discuss threats and solutions.
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Initial Results Show Tina Peters Gains No Ground As Colorado Recount Concludes
No change in El Paso County.
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Bill Guaranteeing Right To Birth Control Blocked In U.S. Senate By Republicans
WASHINGTON — Iowa Rep. Sen. Joni Ernst blocked their efforts, objecting Massachusetts Dem. Sen. Ed Markey’s request for consent to pass bill
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‘These People Don't Care': U.S. Senate GOP Stalls Bill For Veterans Exposed To Burn Pits
WASHINGTON — Veterans and their advocates gathered outside the U.S. Capitol for what was supposed to be a celebration.