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2021 Election Guide: Coloradans To Vote On Three Statewide Fiscal Measures
Mail ballots will be sent to all registered Colorado voters beginning Oct. 8, and can be returned through the mail or via ballot drop boxes.
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US House Oversight Panel Seeks Testimony From Company Conducting Arizona Election ‘Audit'
Arizona is not the only state where Republicans have engaged in efforts to review last year’s election results.
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Colorado's Economic Growth To Continue At Slower Pace, Says State Forecast
For the most part, Colorado's economy bounced back quickly following the pandemic-induced recession in March 2020.
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US House Dems Pass $28.6B In Disaster Aid For Recovery From Hurricanes, Wildfires, Floods
The bill was passed by the House on a party-line vote Tuesday night, 220-211.
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Coloradans Rank Housing, Cost Of Living Among Top Concerns, Survey Finds
Eighty-two percent of respondents thought housing costs represented an “extremely serious” or “very serious” problem.
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US House Democrats Add More Mass Transit, High-Speed Rail In Second Shot At Infrastructure Bill
President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress have said the larger plan is meant to address “human infrastructure.”
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House Reconciliation Package Would Provide Path To Citizenship
There are more than 11 million undocumented people in the U.S., according to the Migration Policy Institute.
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Boulder County Issues Indoor Mask Mandate, The First Since Statewide Order Was Lifted
Boulder County has reinstated a mask mandate for all individuals in public indoor spaces.
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Redistricting Panel To Hold Hearings On Newly Proposed Congressional Map
The first staff plan differs significantly from a “preliminary” plan proposed by state staff in June.
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Charges Filed In Death Of Elijah McClain, With Investigations Still Unfolding
Elijah McClain, a 23-year-old massage therapist and self-taught violin player, died in August 2019.
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Last-Minute Law Shrinks Property Tax Cut Measure To A Fraction Of Original Size
Initiative 27, backed by conservative group Colorado Rising State Action, was officially certified to appear on the 2021 ballot.
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A Push To Change CO's Prison Culture And Perceptions — One Art Piece At A Time
For Jerry Martinez, art has always been a way for him to create something that could never be taken away.
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Voting By Proxy Becomes Business As Usual In The US House
The system, heavily criticized by Republicans, although they’ve used it, has also allowed Pelosi to ensure her slim majority in the House.
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Afghan Allies Caught In Immigration Backlog
Lawmakers and aid workers call on Biden to defend them.
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Gov. Polis Signs Letter To Biden Urging Him To Declare FEMA Drought Disaster
If declared, the FEMA drought disaster would provide additional federal resources to the states impacted.
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These Five CO Counties Account For More Than 73% Of Evictions Filed This Year
Between January and August, 13,212 evictions were filed across the state.
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National Park Service Renews Mask Mandate For All Visitors
In May, the agency said it would require only unvaccinated people to wear masks.
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DOJ Civil Rights Official Urges Congress To Act Soon On Voting Rights
The bill, known as the John Lewis Voting Rights and Advancement Act, or H.R. 4, has not yet been introduced in this Congress.
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Secretary Of State Begins Inspecting Mesa County Voting Equipment
Office of Clerk Tina Peters, who participated in election conspiracy event Tuesday, also under investigation by district attorney.
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US Senate To Try Again On Voting Rights In September
Sen. Cruz blocks debate on For the People Act.