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Leviathan by Loophole: the Growth of Colorado’s State Government After TABOR
Introduction and Key Findings In 1992, Coloradans passed Amendment 1 to enshrine Article X, Section 20, known as the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR), in the state constitution. The preferred interpretation of the measure, as stated in the ballot…
Fraud never sleeps
Recent events may have pushed the Minnesota fraud story out of the national headlines, but the work…
Alternatives to New England’s Energy Affordability…
In 2024 Maine Policy Institute, along with a coalition of New England’s free-market think tanks,…
Alabama Policy Celebrates Governor Kay Ivey Opting…
Alabama Policy Institute Follow 8,769 5,710 Alabama’s public policy authority and defender of…
Teachers’ union directs millions to social justice and…
An analysis of recent federal labor filings reveals a familiar pattern in the priorities of the…
How the Co-Ops are Coping: Colorado Distribution Cooperatives and the ‘Green Energy’ Transition
By Ethan Cornell* Introduction Colorado’s electric distribution cooperatives are undergoing a period of rapid and uneven transition as they renegotiate wholesale power contracts, diversify their resource portfolios, and respond to state-level…
Alternatives to ‘pausing’ Hawaii’s…
Remember that historically big tax cut passed in 2024 that was supposed to save Hawaii taxpayers…
The Truth About Energy in Polis’ State of the State
By Sarah Montalbano Governor Jared Polis addressed the General Assembly in his final State of the…
Why has Minnesota’s per capita income growth lagged…
Back in November, I noted that since 2014, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita growth in…
Colorado due for a reckoning over runaway Medicaid…
The legislature’s Joint Budget Committee (JBC) recently held a hearing with the Department of…
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