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On October 28, GOP presidential hopefuls debate the economy in Boulder. Coloradans should turn up the volume when the candidates discuss these topics.
On October 28, GOP presidential hopefuls debate the economy in Boulder. Coloradans should turn up the volume when the candidates discuss these topics.
The Senator’s vote to defund Planned Parenthood shows he’s still deeply conservative—not that anyone should have doubted that.
Can Morgan Carroll finally unseat the CO-6 congressman?
A proposed initiative could be on the ballot this fall.
He can be funny, likable and—depending on the day—a political turncoat, a GOP savior, or a partisan hack. So, now that’s he’s been a U.S. senator for six months, who is the Gentleman from Colorado?
But only if they can come up with a reliable roadside test for it.
Is rescheduling on the table?
If only the Boulder politician’s proposed law wasn’t a joke.
The polarizing gun advocate has apparently decided that alienating some key allies is a worthwhile strategy.
As legalization churns along, numerous issues are slowly but surely being addressed.
Michael Bennet’s brand of politics—moderate and pragmatic—is what many believe Congress needs. So why isn’t he more excited about being there?
Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab, a Denver-based nonprofit, will host a panel this Wednesday to address America’s most pressing global threats.
Rules for State Legislators: Jerry Kopel’s Guide is packed full of Colorado history, need-to-know facts, and political humor.
On Friday, Governor Hickenlooper’s fracking panel will release its first set of recommendations—and so far it seems like neither side is particularly happy.
Colorado Rep. Jared Polis’ recently proposed marijuana bill won’t pass, but it’s exactly what we need to carve the way to national decriminalization.
Why an ill-fated bill was ill-advised from the start.
From guns to marijuana and more, here are five hot-button issues that will be on legislators’ radars during the 70th session of the Colorado General Assembly.
The 2014 election proved that our political process has to change. But the part that needs a makeover might not be what you think.
Absolutely—but there’s plenty we can do to prevent it.
At the first event in a series hosted by 5280, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock answered reader questions about everything from marijuana to homelessness.
