State Representatives Ruby Dickson (HD37) and David Ortiz (HD38), and State Senator Chris Kolker (SD16), held a joint town hall meeting on February 2 at the Southglenn Library at the Streets of Southglenn in Centennial. HD38 includes Littleton and part of western Centennial. HD37 includes Greenwood Village, part of central Centennial, Foxfield, and a portion …
Join us for the 14th Annual Western Conservative Summit! The Western Conservative Summit is one of the largest annual gatherings of conservatives outside of Washington, D.C. We aim to educate Americans on the key issues facing the West and our nation, equipping individuals to stand for faith, family, and freedom and training up the next …
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Spend an extraordinary week at Colorado Christian University and the Colorado Convention Center with like-minded young Christian Conservatives. Enjoy the Colorado summer while gaining the knowledge and skills to address America’s policy challenges. The Western Conservative Summit Youth Conference will offer students ages 16-22 the unique opportunity to address the nation’s most-pressing issues and learn …
A look at the current election for Denver mayor demonstrates why ranked choice voting (RCV) was created to elect the candidate preferred by the largest number of voters in one efficient election event. According to fairvote.org, “RCV– also known as “instant runoff” voting– improves fairness in elections by allowing voters to rank candidates in order …
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At the January meeting of the Arapahoe County Republican Breakfast Club at Maggiano’s DTC, local philanthropist and party leader Lynne Cottrell, standing in for scheduled hostess Dorothy Gottlieb, who was under the weather, said, “In the 2022 midterm elections, the forecasted red wave of Republicans gaining decisive control of the House of Representatives did not …
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Most of the speculation about the 2024 presidential election is focused around candidates who might challenge former President Trump for the Republican nomination for U.S. President–Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, Mike Pompeo, Larry Hogan, even NH Gov. Chris Sununu and former Ohio Gov. John Kasich–the list goes on. Few Democrats are openly sounding as …
State Rep. Meg Froelich, whose newly redistricted HD3 includes Cherry Hills Village, Englewood, Sheridan, and part of southeast Denver, is beginning her fifth year in the legislature by taking over as chair of the important, recrafted, Local Government, Transportation and Housing Committee. In a 90-minute virtual town hall meeting on January 14, Froelich shared that …
To encourage voters to give fair consideration to candidates’ policies and ideas, regardless of their party affiliation, Aurora At-Large City Council Member Dustin Zvonek believes, “We have to look at structural systemic change in this state.” That change? “I believe that every election in the State of Colorado should be non-partisan.” Zvonek was elected to …
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The race for Colorado Republican Party chair remains open to all comers after the top contender, former gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez, who had a two-to-one lead over his nearest competitor in a recent poll, reportedly dropped out. On January 6, Prodigy Consulting Group, LLC announced that it had conducted a third-party independent poll of the …
