2021 Legislative Session Preview
Restoring last year’s $3.3 billion worth of cuts will not be enough for the 2021 legislative session. Investing above and beyond where we were in 2019 is crucial to ensuring a Colorado that works for everyone.
Restoring last year’s $3.3 billion worth of cuts will not be enough for the 2021 legislative session. Investing above and beyond where we were in 2019 is crucial to ensuring a Colorado that works for everyone.
By creating a statewide office of financial empowerment, we can create the systemic solutions needed to help Coloradans across the economic spectrum.
A statewide office of financial empowerment can provide crucial assistance to struggling residents as Colorado recovers from COVID-19.
Colorado's report on what taxes look like in our state sheds some light on the problems within our tax code. Here are the important takeaways.
Kat Traylor provides her perspective on what must be done to address disparities within Colorado's financial system.
Dr. Barbara Freeman shares stories of lived experiences showing why Colorado urgently needs a statewide strategy for financial empowerment.
Proposition 118 is a huge win for Colorado families and positions our state as a leader in expanding truly universal portable benefits.
Measures passed in Colorado as part of the 2020 election will change Colorado's fiscal picture into the future. What does that mean for our taxes and our state's budget?
Colorado's constitutional property tax limits have forced local governments to use regressive taxes and have strained state budget resources. Amendment B would help.
Proposition 117 would allow dark money and special interests to distort the issues in a way that would hurt the democratic process.
