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March 21, 2012
Voter suppression bill dies in front of House Judiciary Committee
Yesterday, state Republicans killed a bill that sought to make it a felony-level crime to intentionally mislead citizens about voting information during an election. Known as the Fairness in Voting bill, it came under political fire during its tenure in the legislation over accusations that it was a ... More >>
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February 29, 2012
Voter misinformation bill a tool to use against fraud, says Colorado Common Cause
In January 2008, the night before the presidential election, Gilbert Ortiz received his first strange phone call. The following morning, the Pueblo county clerk and recorder would receive thousands repeating the report, but his relative caught him first. She asked why he had changed her polling loca ... More >>
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January 30, 2012
Colorado Common Cause's Elena Nunez: "We have such opportunities because we're in crisis"
Elena Nunez.Growing up and watching Crossfire in Tempe, Arizona, 33-year-old Elena Nunez learned to trust her local government approximately as far as she could throw it. In the late '80s, Arizona Governor Evan Mecham was impeached on grounds of misusing funds and obstruction of justice, and ... More >>
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January 20, 2012
Occupy the Courts marks day of protest against corporate personhood
Ken GordonOccupy the Courts supporters met on the west steps of the Colorado State Capitol at 10 a.m. holding signs that read "Corporations Are Not People" and "Restore Democracy" -- step one in their two-part protest of corporate personhood under the umbrella title Move to Amend. CleanSlateN ... More >>
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October 5, 2011
Rachel Maddow takes on Scott Gessler over voting lawsuit against Denver (VIDEO)
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
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November 7, 2008
Shmuck: Mike Coffman
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
Blogs
November 4, 2008
Disenfranchisement of Spanish speakers in Weld County?
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
Blogs
October 31, 2008
Gag me with a ballot
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
Blogs
October 30, 2008
Mike Coffman's office blinks -- sort of -- in disenfranchised voters lawsuit
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
News
October 30, 2008
A Rolling Stone report rocks the vote - and the boat - in the Colorado Secretary of State's Office
Secretary of State Scott Gessler's suit against Denver, intended to prevent Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson from sending ballots to any voter he considers inactive (meaning they didn't vote last year), has provoked outcry from assorted progressive organizations in Colorado. And now, MSNBC's Rachel ... More >>
News
February 10, 2005
It's Not Easy Being Green
Progressive causes find a new home in a modern-day commune.
News
January 30, 2003
House Calls
Consumers should raise the roof over this legislative session.
News
August 22, 2002
Do We Have a Caucus?
Four November ballot measures could change Colorado politics, starting in the living room.
News
March 22, 2001
Take Cover
Ed Thomas shoots from the hip, but this former cop just might have enough brass to be mayor.
News
February 3, 2000
The Empire Strikes Back
US West is squeezing state legislators, but it's Colorado customers who may be gasping for breath.
News
January 7, 1999
Nursing a Grudge
Jerry Ritchie doesn't like Meridian retirement homes or owner Trish Nagel. She'd like Jerry to keep quiet -- and she has the money to make him.
News
April 23, 1998
Letters
Jerry Ritchie doesn't like Meridian retirement homes or owner Trish Nagel. She'd like Jerry to keep quiet -- and she has the money to make him.
News
April 16, 1998
Spin Cycles
Laundered money, the shadow of big tobacco, and a blubbering court reporter: The wild trial over Colorado's Amendment 15.
News
January 8, 1998
The Man With Two Places
Is Roy Romer violating the law by holding two jobs? Dick Sargent claims he is--but then, he wanted one of those jobs for himself.
News
September 4, 1997
Reform School
Westminster's novel campaign-finance rules aim at the politicians, not the donors.
News
August 1, 1996
Give Until It Hurts
The story of Gale Norton's last-minute return of campaign contributions from Lloyd's of London investors.
News
September 6, 1995
COPIES AND ROBBERS
THE GOVERNMENT'S RECORDS ARE PUBLIC--IF YOU CAN AFFORD THEM.
News
February 8, 1995
US VS. DEM
IT'S NOT MUCH FUN AT THE PARTY IF YOU'RE NOT A WEBBOCRAT.

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