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Colorado voters split on the trajectory of the state but share a common worry about polarization.
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The state assembly gave a chance for some of the primary candidates to make their case directly to the state’s most active Democrats.
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There are two paths for the major party candidates: make their case in front of the party’s most ardent supporters at the state assembly or petition to get on the ballot by submitting signatures.
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Congress returns this week to a Washington at war.
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Republicans lauded the economic and border security accomplishments of the Trump Administration, while Democrats criticized Trump’s economic policies, saying it’s not reducing costs.
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Guests are a chance for lawmakers to highlight issues important to them.
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Sen. Hickenlooper, Rep. DeGette raise far more than other Democrats running against them.
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Colorado’s Senators want Homeland Security funding pulled from a minibus government funding bill after federal immigration agents shot a Minneapolis man this past weekend.
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The federal government is freezing some childcare and food funds to Colorado.
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Congress returns in early January, and members of Colorado’s congressional delegation each have their own priorities for the new year.