Judge rules against Colorado House and Senate secret voting system
A Denver judge ruled Friday that the secrecy of Colorado House and Senate Democrats' internal voting system to determine spending priorities violated the state's open meetings law.
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A Denver judge ruled Friday that the secrecy of Colorado House and Senate Democrats' internal voting system to determine spending priorities violated the state's open meetings law.
A Denver judge ruled Friday that the secrecy of Colorado House and Senate Democrats' internal voting system to determine spending priorities violated the state's open meetings law.
A Denver judge is ordering Democratic lawmakers to stop using a private ranking system to prioritize bills for funding because the practice violates Colorado’s open meetings law. Legislative leaders d...
Democrats in the state legislature use the system, known as quadratic voting, to vote anonymously on which bills they believe are most worthy of limited state funds.
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