In November, Coloradans approved the Vote on Fees ballot initiative – strengthening our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights by making...
The conservative advocacy organization Colorado Rising State Action released what it’s calling an Opportunity Agenda for lawmakers who return...
Already, within a month of this past election, conservative interests led by Colorado Rising Action, many of the same folks who sponsored the Proposition 116 income tax cut, have filed an initiative for 2022 to reduce the residential assessment rate from the now fixed 7.15 percent to 6.5 percent.
A new report has found that seven state departments, including the Department of Personnel and Administration, Department of Public...
(The Center Square) – A conservative advocacy group in Colorado has already submitted a ballot proposal for 2022 that would...
Colorado Rising State Action isn’t done with lower taxes yet. The conservative advocacy organization is dropping the language for...
By the time 1994 rolled around, Republicans had been out of power in the U.S. House of Representatives for...
We’re covering a few more of the statewide ballot issues this week. The first — Proposition 113 — asks...
New from Michael Fields on why Colorado should pass Prop 117, the Vote on Fees initiative.
The Vote on Fees initiative has officially qualified for the November 2020 ballot, giving Coloradans a vote on approving massive statewide “fee” increases.
Do you know anyone with 43 years of education? According to Ballotpedia, a person needs this much formal education to...
