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Colorado accidentally sent voter registration notices to 30,000 residents who are not citizens
The state said it will take additional steps to make sure none of the non-citizens register to vote.
GOP office attacked in Colorado
Yesterday in Fort Collins, left wing extremists struck again when they attacked the Larimer Country GOP’s office by breaking the front window with a rock. No Colorado Democrat has condemned the attack.
Midterm Elections: 5 Ballot Measures to Watch
As the 2022 midterm elections quickly approach, State Policy Network outlines five state ballot measures to watch.
Oil and gas leases throughout Colorado could be impacted by court ruling
“A Colorado Supreme Court case could invalidate oil and gas leases statewide if the justices side with Boulder County in interpreting state property law, lawyers for a company seeking to drill wells in the county argued Tuesday.”
Where did the water go?
Dig deep enough, and you’ll find that virtually everything is about public policy in some form. Nowhere is that truer than in the realm of water.
Yes on Prop 121; the case for lowering Colorado’s income tax
The dynamic impact of tax savings in 2023 would be an estimated additional 9,110 jobs.
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