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Colorado Politics

Colorado Politics (formerly The Colorado Statesman) best knows the history of Colorado politics and those who are bound to repeat it. We know where all the skeletons are buried and

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coloradopolitics.com > 06/25/2026 > mobolade-city-leaders-say-election-date-lawsuit-is-attack-on-local-voters

Mobolade, Colorado Springs leaders say election date lawsuit is attack on local voters

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (962+ words) Mayor Yemi Mobolade and other city leaders will fight to keep Colorado Springs elections in April in the face of a new lawsuit. Mobolade, the mayor’s Chief of Staff Wayne Williams and City Councilmember Roland Rainey addressed the lawsuit in…...

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coloradopolitics.com > 01/09/2026 > final-lap-gov-jared-polis-outlines-his-2026-agenda-for-colorado-as-he-nears-the-end-of-his-term

Final Lap: Gov. Jared Polis outlines his 2026 agenda for Colorado as he nears the end of his term

8+ mon, 4+ day ago   (1646+ words) A year from now, Gov. Jared Polis will wrap up eight years as the state’s chief executive officer, take off the governor’s mantle and go back to private life. The governor recently reflected on what remains to do in his…...

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coloradopolitics.com > 09/30/2025 > government-shutdown-could-trigger-furloughs-in-colorado-springs-close-rocky-mountain-national-park

Government shutdown could trigger furloughs in Colorado Springs, close Rocky Mountain National Park

11+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1098+ words) A looming government shutdown could leave tens of thousands of employees in Colorado Springs without a paycheck and close many government services. A funding bill requires 60 votes to be adopted in the Senate. Senate Republicans only have a three-seat net…...