integrity matters
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Colorado Springs organizations file lawsuit to fight state law they say unfairly favors developers
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Two Colorado Springs organizations are among a group of plaintiffs across Colorado who filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday seeking to overturn a new state law they argue is unconstitutional and unfairly favors developers. “HB24-1107 effectively silences citizens who wish to hold their government accountable for land use decisions. This bill is a blatant attempt to…
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El Paso County commissioner candidate accused of violating fair campaign practices
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El Paso County commissioner candidate David Leinweber faces accusations he has violated Colorado fair campaign practices in his bid for county office. Colorado Springs-based resident group Integrity Matters filed two complaints in under two weeks with Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office, alleging Leinweber has used his current position as an at-large Colorado Springs councilman…
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Colorado Springs residents question possible plagiarism by City Council candidate
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Colorado Springs residents say they are concerned a City Council candidate may have plagiarized some of her responses to various candidate surveys published by local organizations in recent weeks. Residents living in Colorado Springs District 3 and nonpartisan group Integrity Matters claim Picnic Basket Catering Collective co-owner Michelle Talarico, who is campaigning for the District…
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Mayoral candidate Wayne Williams accused of violating Colorado Springs code in campaign ad
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The Colorado Springs city clerk is investigating a complaint that mayoral candidate Wayne Williams may have violated a city campaign code. A nonpartisan resident group called Integrity Matters filed a complaint with the City Attorney’s Office on Wednesday, asking it to investigate whether Williams, a city councilman, violated city code by partially depicting Colorado Springs…
