Tag: Amendment 27
Super PAC money floods into Colorado state races
Political super PAC committees already have raised nearly $22 million to pump into the battle over control of the governor’s mansion and state legislature...
Jared Polis, Walker Stapleton, and Colorado’s low campaign cash limits
Two recent events that shifted the ground under Colorado’s sprawling candidate field for governor have lent scrutiny to the rules governing how money is...
Secretary of State Gessler stuns again with ‘breathtaking’ stance on issue...
Government watchdog group Colorado Ethics Watch has been engaged in a legal back and forth with Secretary of State Scott Gessler over a campaign finance rule adopted by Secretary of State last spring. In a brief filed with a Denver District court Wednesday, Ethics Watch argues Gessler is rewriting the law instead of merely setting forth rules directing citizens on how to abide it, and, in a counter claim, Gessler is asking the court to effectively throw out a constitutional provision he has sworn he would defend as an elected official.
In fiery blog post, Clear the Bench dismisses ethics complaint as...
Firebrand anti-tax Tea Party speaker and Clear the Bench Director Matt Arnold posted a broadside at the group's website today in which he railed...
Campaign to replace state Supreme Court justices draws ethics complaint
Colorado Ethics Watch filed complaint Wednesday against Clear the Bench Colorado (CBC), alleging the group has been collecting uncapped donations only issues committees are allowed to receive while acting as a political action committee by campaigning against specific judicial candidates. Clear the Bench founder Matthew Arnold called the complaint a spurious attack and said he has been acting under guidelines developed for Clear the Bench by the Secretary of State.
Romanoff Goes On The Road To Reform
UPDATED: In addition to Denver and Colorado Springs, a JeffCo meeting is also scheduled (see below).
Unintended consequences. Those were the two words that Colorado's...