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The task force charged with finding a long-term solution to Coloradans’ rising property tax bills after the failure of Proposition HH in the November election won’t include a key set of power players:...

The United States, including Colorado, is suffering from an affordability crisis. Our local districts across Colorado including fire, library, sanitation, school, and counties now have a huge opportunity and responsibility to act in the upcoming weeks to help reduce the cost of living for Coloradans. Colorado’s overall economy remains strong, unemployment is low, and our state has a healthy budget surplus in case of an economic downturn. However, families are still burdened with a higher cost ...

Last week, the Governor called the legislature back for a special session to address property taxes. After meeting for four days, we passed several bills that will help reduce the increase in property taxes and...

Democrats unanimously shoved through policies during the 2023 special session that showed a clear disdain for the will of the people of Colorado.

By SEN. DYLAN ROBERTS Colorado Senate District 8 Last week, the Governor called the legislature back for a special session to address property taxes. After meeting for four days, we passed several bills that will help reduce the increase in property taxes and set up a process to find a bipartisan long-term solution to the

Last week, the governor called the legislature back for a special session to address property taxes. After meeting for four days, we passed several bills that will help reduce the increase in property taxes and...

Voters in Colorado could decide on a ballot initiative to adopt top-four ranked choice voting in Nov. 2024.

During the property tax special session, Democrats unanimously shoved through policies that showed a clear disdain for the will of the people of Colorado.

Voters in Colorado could decide on a ballot initiative to adopt top-four ranked-choice voting in Nov. 2024.

The Colorado General Assembly adopted two measures on Nov. 20, a result of Proposition HHs recent thumping by voters in the Nov. 7 election. The bills were forwarded to Gov.