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  • Senate Bill 135: Tax hike falsely promises higher teacher pay May 5, 2026
    Parents rightly leery of a lack of return on investment in public education are moving their kids out of schools.  The post Senate Bill 135: Tax hike falsely promises higher teacher pay appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman
  • Rejected Colorado parental rights measure needs refinement May 5, 2026
    Choosing to surrender care of a child to another responsible party is another way parental rights are alienable. The post Rejected Colorado parental rights measure needs refinement appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Ari Armstrong
  • Colorado legislature takes up rewrite of poorly crafted AI law May 4, 2026
    Almost immediately after passage of Senate Bill 24-205, concerns emerged about regulatory overreach. The post Colorado legislature takes up rewrite of poorly crafted AI law appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Vanessa Rutledge
  • House bill Balances Colorado budget using taxpayer refunds May 4, 2026
    It seems to be the notion of voter consent that really keeps Colorado lawmakers up at night. The post House bill Balances Colorado budget using taxpayer refunds appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman
  • Colorado’s title board rejects government transparency measure May 3, 2026
    The 'right to know' amendment was intended to go to voters in November had the board agreed to move it to the next step. The post Colorado’s title board rejects government transparency measure appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Sherrie Peif
  • Legislative mischief afoot around ‘right to float’ in Colorado May 1, 2026
    The Constitutional 120-day limit on the Colorado legislature was intended to prevent precisely this kind of mischief. The post Legislative mischief afoot around ‘right to float’ in Colorado appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Greg Walcher
  • Big changes to Front Range Rail taxing boundaries proposed April 30, 2026
    The current special taxing district is the largest in the state, comprised of 13 counties along the I-25 corridor. The post Big changes to Front Range Rail taxing boundaries proposed appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Savana Kascak

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