CSPR 2012 Colorado Legislative Candidate Surveys

If TABOR were not in effect over those years, the state government would have spent a total of $9.2 billion more, personal taxes would have been higher by $1.9 billion, and transfer payments to individuals

The government of Grand Junction, as the culmination of a process that began in summer of last year, is on the cusp of raising the fees it charges for new development.

The City of Denver is considering encouraging restaurants to add a 20% surcharge to restaurant bills in the city

The financial activities sector is an important contributor to Colorado’s overall economy and a large employer.