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  • Back door pay hikes slid through under Colorado’s gold dome June 3, 2026
    No private-sector worker has that kind of protection forever. Even union jobs eventually meet reality. The post Back door pay hikes slid through under Colorado’s gold dome appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Jon Caldara
  • Challenging Colorado business climate keeps data centers at bay June 3, 2026
    Colorado’s energy policies like retiring dispatchable energy sources and electrification mandates create challenges. The post Challenging Colorado business climate keeps data centers at bay appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause
  • Fiscal note maneuvers prop up runaway Colorado spending June 2, 2026
    Legislators consistently over-promise, under-estimate, under-deliver, and expect Coloradans to foot the bill.  The post Fiscal note maneuvers prop up runaway Colorado spending appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman
  • Colorado’s Republican primary: Big tent or circus sideshow? June 2, 2026
    Colorado needs an opposition party to stand for taxpayers, business owners, and those looking to be left the hell alone. The post Colorado’s Republican primary: Big tent or circus sideshow? appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Ari Armstrong
  • Transparency wins with release of Larimer County autopsy report June 1, 2026
    A government employee’s biases, concerns, or ideology should not enter into the public’s access to records. The post Transparency wins with release of Larimer County autopsy report appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Cory Gaines
  • Gov. Polis vetoes assault on Labor Peace Act, multiple other bills June 1, 2026
    Governor Jared Polis last week vetoed a half-dozen bills passed in the recently adjourned legislative session. The post Gov. Polis vetoes assault on Labor Peace Act, multiple other bills appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause
  • The case against Colorado’s Front Range passenger rail plan May 29, 2026
    Hundreds of millions of dollars for just three round trips per day is a complete waste. Coloradans should kill this boondoggle. The post The case against Colorado’s Front Range passenger rail plan appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Randal O'Toole

Fiscal Note Maneuvers Prop Up Runaway Colorado Spending

What Is the Declaration of Independence?

The Men Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence

John Dickinson and the Case Against Independence

Gov. Polis: Progressive Tax Measure ‘Absolutely Devastating’

The Runup to the Declaration of Independence

Data Centers in Colorado: Separating Fact from Fear

2026 Colorado Legislative Session: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Voter Beware: Senate Bill 135 an Education Funding Trojan Horse

Gov. Polis Helps Axe Bills Rolling Back Business Tax Breaks

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RSS Complete Colorado
  • Back door pay hikes slid through under Colorado’s gold dome June 3, 2026
    No private-sector worker has that kind of protection forever. Even union jobs eventually meet reality. The post Back door pay hikes slid through under Colorado’s gold dome appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Jon Caldara
  • Challenging Colorado business climate keeps data centers at bay June 3, 2026
    Colorado’s energy policies like retiring dispatchable energy sources and electrification mandates create challenges. The post Challenging Colorado business climate keeps data centers at bay appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause
  • Fiscal note maneuvers prop up runaway Colorado spending June 2, 2026
    Legislators consistently over-promise, under-estimate, under-deliver, and expect Coloradans to foot the bill.  The post Fiscal note maneuvers prop up runaway Colorado spending appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman
  • Colorado’s Republican primary: Big tent or circus sideshow? June 2, 2026
    Colorado needs an opposition party to stand for taxpayers, business owners, and those looking to be left the hell alone. The post Colorado’s Republican primary: Big tent or circus sideshow? appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Ari Armstrong
  • Transparency wins with release of Larimer County autopsy report June 1, 2026
    A government employee’s biases, concerns, or ideology should not enter into the public’s access to records. The post Transparency wins with release of Larimer County autopsy report appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Cory Gaines