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Two Democratic lawmakers are taking a novel legal path to attempt to add the 100-year-old Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the Constitution. Emboldened by the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) Thursday unveiled a measure intended to ensure that equal rights regardless of sex are…

DENVER (AP) — Two Democratic state lawmakers in Colorado are alleging that their colleagues repeatedly violated state open meetings law by gathering to discuss official business outside of the public'...

The lawsuit claims that both Democrats and Republicans violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law by using self-deleting digital communications platforms, like Signal.

Two Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against the Colorado House of Representatives and its leaders, alleging a "series of long-standing practices" that violated the state's open-meetings laws.

Two Democratic state lawmakers in Colorado are alleging that their colleagues repeatedly violated state open meetings law by gathering to discuss official business outside of the public's view and directing aides to "omit or disguise" some meetings from representatives' calendars, according to a lawsuit filed against their own caucus.

Two Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against the Colorado House of Representatives and its leaders, alleging a "series of long-standing practices" that violated the state's open-meetings laws.

(The Center Square) – Two Democratic members of the Colorado House of Representatives filed a lawsuit against the speaker, majority leader, minority leader and the caucuses of both parties alleging

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Two Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against the Colorado House of Representatives and its leaders, alleging a “series of long-standing practices” that violated the state’s open-meetings laws and boxed

Two Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against the Colorado House of Representatives and its leaders, alleging a “series of long-standing practices” that violated the state’s open-meetings laws and boxed