by Jessica Chapman The 700,000 or so Coloradans who went to the polls on November 5, 1974, voted “yes” to all 10 constitutional ballot measures before them. Citizens voted soundly […]
by Julie Pelegrin ‘Tis the season. Children are working on their letters to Santa; legislators are working on their bills, diligently meeting with drafters, lobbyists, and stakeholders, trying to craft […]
by Duane Gall and Patti Dahlberg Colorado may have been born out of the Wild West, but when the good citizens of the state approved the original state constitution in […]
by Ed DeCecco The year was 1982. Michael Jackson released Thriller, ET was phoning home and charming audiences the world over, and the Denver Broncos finished last in the AFC […]
by Bob Lackner During every presidential election, millions of Americans cast a ballot for a presidential candidate. Those votes, however, are actually cast not for the presidential candidates themselves, but […]