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Republicans on course to win 3 out of 4 CU Board of Regents elections, net 0 seats | ELECTION NIGHT 2022
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Unofficial election results show Republicans will fight to at least a draw, and appear on course to do better, in the four University of Colorado’s Board of Regents races up for grabs on Tuesday night. But the Democratic majority on the board is poised to remain the same. The Associated Press has declared GOP candidates victorious…
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Q&A with Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg | At the end of 16 years of public service
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State Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, is the only one of 100 lawmakers in the 2022 session who has served for a full 16 years: four consecutive two-year terms in the House followed by two consecutive four-year terms in the Senate. First elected in 2006 to the House and in 2014 to the Senate, his district…
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Newly revealed interactions added to redistricting lobbying complaint
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A complaint filed against a group of Republican political consultants and lobbyists, accusing them of failing to file proper redistricting lobbying disclosure, grew larger Monday, when the complainant added new interactions between the complaint targets and Colorado’s redistricting commissioners. The complaint, initially filed with the Colorado Secretary of State in August, accused Republican political consultant…
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Redistricting lobbying laws violated, new complaint alleges
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A complaint filed today with the Colorado Secretary of State accuses a group of secretly-funded political operatives of illegally lobbying the state’s redistricting commissioners. The complaint, filed by former Democratic state lawmaker Stanley Matsunaka, accuses former Colorado House Speaker Frank McNulty and former Colorado House and Senate member Greg Brophy, both Republicans, of lobbying the state’s…
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Redistricting testimony triggers high-profile lobbying disclosure, questions over reporting requirements
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Colorado’s independent redistricting commissioners are in the middle of a statewide tour, listening as members of the public give their opinions on what they want the next decade’s congressional and legislative maps to look like. But that isn’t entirely what’s been going on. In at least one example at the commissions’ public input hearing Tuesday…
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COVER STORY | A whodunit at the Capitol as Republicans ponder their rocky election
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It was a rare thing: a close vote that should have been unanimous. On Jan. 14, Colorado state Rep. Kim Ransom of Lone Tree was elected to represent Republicans in the House of Representatives on the Legislature’s Joint Budget Committee. The vote by Ransom’s fellow Republicans was 12-10, with one member absent and one ballot…
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Colorado ethics panel to investigate shorter list of complaints against Hickenlooper
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The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission will move forward with an investigation into some, but not all, of a former Republican lawmaker’s complaints about travel and gifts provided to then-Gov. John Hickenlooper in 2018. The state panel voted unanimously Monday to look at five travel-related gifts and dismissed three others filed by former Republican Speaker of…
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Colorado Ethics Commission takes up complaint against Hickenlooper
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The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission was in a quandary Monday as it began reviewing an ethics complaint against Gov. John Hickenlooper. Former Republican Speaker of the House Frank McNulty, who filed the complaint, didn’t attend the Monday hearing. Hickenlooper’s lawyer, Mark Grueskin, had hoped to walk away with some clarity over a rebuttal McNulty filed…
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McNulty adds to ethics complaint against Hickenlooper
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Former Republican Speaker of the House Frank McNulty has filed a second ethics complaint against Gov. John Hickenlooper, referring to the term-limited Democrat as “Jet-set John” in the Nov. 29 filing with the state Independent Ethics Commission. In this latest complaint, McNulty, a longtime Hickenlooper nemesis who runs the newly-formed Public Trust Institute, claimed Hickenlooper…
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Colo. ethics panel to move quickly on Hickenlooper ethics complaint
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While the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission has not yet received a response from Gov. John Hickenlooper on the ethics complaint filed against him in October, Commissioner Bill Leone predicted Monday that the panel will move quickly on the complaint. Former Republican Speaker of the House Frank McNulty, along with his newly-formed Public Trust Institute, filed…
