NEW: the Boulder measure slaps an excise tax of at least $4,000 annually on homes occupied 183 days or less per year. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

.@laurenboebert granted protection order against serial ethics accuser @davidbwheeler. That and other news from around the state in Complete Colorado's Friday update #copolitics CompleteColorado.com

NEW: Windsor and Greeley are trading blows over who gets to annex a massive Weld County data center project. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

A federal appeals court threw out a lower-court ruling that left Denver Water’s newly raised Gross Dam standing over a reservoir it wasn’t allowed to fill. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

.@MandyConnell and @SenKirkmeyer unpack the lengthy Colorado ballot. That and news from around the state in Complete Colorado's Thursday update. completecolorado.com

As NFL teams recruit top talent with nice salaries and bonuses, states attract top businesses and workers with good tax policy. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO

NEW: Colorado voters will decide how long a person should be locked up for sex trafficking of children, and whether they ever see freedom again. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

Opposition organizes against 'CoCo' Front Range rail tax hike. That and news from around the state in Complete Colorado's Tues. update. CompleteColorado.com

Beware the 'bracket creep' in Colorado's progressive income tax (Amendment 87). That and other news from around the state in Complete Colorado's Monday update. CompleteColorado.com

Colorado voters could see a familiar question on their November ballots: Will you pay more for your local schools? At least eight school districts—including Jefferson County, Denver Public Schools, and Douglas County—are asking voters for new or expanded property tax revenue this year. In several cases, those requests come as enrollment is declining and taxpayers are already carrying the cost of previous increases. Complete Colorado’s Mike Krause breaks down the measures, the price tags, and the promises districts are making to voters. Before you vote, know what’s being asked—and what you’re already paying. Read the full story: completecolorado.com/2026/09… #thinkfreedom #copolitics @CompleteCO

NEW: AG Weiser's office has no compunction about putting their hand into people’s business, all the way up to the elbow. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

NEW: An Arapahoe County voter is asking a Denver District Court judge to yank the progressive income tax hike off the November ballot. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

NEW: Pueblo offers a cautionary tale for communities across Colorado being asked to extend, renew, or continue a dedicated tax. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

New website tracks Jena Griswold's scandals, incompetence. That and news from around the state in Complete Colorado's Wed. update. CompleteColorado.com

Other states, such as New Jersey, have already implemented progressive taxes and continue to face the consequences. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO

NEW: Colorado Neighbor Network is hiring. You’d be talking to your 'neighbors' about progressive causes and Democrat candidates, and getting paid with left-wing dark money. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

NEW: School boards ranging from the suburbs of Denver to the mountain towns beyond are asking property owners to send them yet more money. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

Whether people like Colorado's TABOR limit or not, it does provide budget stability and predictability. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO

NEW: We got rid of bracket creep because Americans learned the lesson the expensive way when inflation ravaged the 1970s. Amendment 87 asks you to forget all that. completecolorado.com/2026/09…

NEW: The fact that Amendment 87’s brackets are not indexed to inflation makes it 'fatally flawed.' completecolorado.com/2026/09…