How to Request Public Records in Colorado: A Voter’s Guide to CORA
Quick Answer: The Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) gives any resident the right to request most records held by state and local government offices. Requests must be submitted in writing to the specific agency that holds the record, and most agencies must respond within 3 working days. The first hour of staff time is typically […]
Who Really Needs Your Child’s Social Security Number, and Who Does Not
Schools, camps, sports leagues and doctors’ offices all ask. Most of them do not need it. Here is how to tell the difference and what to say when you are asked. THE SHORT ANSWER Very few organizations genuinely need a child’s Social Security number. The legitimate ones are generally tax related or benefits related: claiming […]
How to Vote in Colorado in 2026: Every Deadline, Every Option, and the Two Mistakes That Void Ballots
Colorado has one of the most accessible voting systems in the country. It also has two rules that quietly cost people their vote every cycle. THE SHORT ANSWER Colorado mails a ballot to every active registered voter — you do not request one. Ballots go out around [VERIFY: mail date] and must be received by […]
Why Accountability Should Be a Top Priority for Colorado Voters
Accountability is one of the most important responsibilities in public leadership. Colorado voters deserve leaders who answer to the people, make decisions transparently, and take responsibility for the real impact of their policies on families, neighborhoods, businesses, and local communities. Elections are not only about promises. They are about trust. Every candidate can talk about […]
Why This Election Matters for Colorado Families
The next governor will play a major role in shaping Colorado’s future, from public safety and family protection to transparency and economic stability. Now is the time for voters to stay informed, ask hard questions, and take action.
Colorado Voters Are Focused on Affordability and Accountability
As the governor’s race moves forward, affordability, housing, taxes, public safety, and government accountability remain major concerns for Colorado families. This campaign is focused on keeping voters informed and encouraging stronger leadership for Colorado’s future.
Phil Weiser Wins Colorado Democratic Primary for Governor
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has won the Democratic primary for governor, defeating U.S. Senator Michael Bennet. With the general election ahead, Colorado voters now face an important decision about the future direction of the state.