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Nash Herman’s Testimony on SB26-135
On Thursday, March 12, Policy Analyst Nash Herman submitted testimony for Senate Bill 135 to the Senate Finance Committee. If passed, the bill would refer a ballot measure to voters in the 2026 election that would ask them to approve a new TABOR…
Rep. Sean Camacho Gets Colorado’s TABOR Wildly Wrong
Democrat State Representative Sean Camacho recently penned a guest commentary for the Denver Post…
Alcohol ‘Fees’ Another End-Run Around Colorado Voter…
State legislators have introduced yet another end-run around the voter say-so on taxes guaranteed by…
Gov. Polis Eyes Taxpayer Refunds as Budget Wound…
Colorado’s structural budget challenges continue to collide with wishful thinking and a lack of…
Medicaid’s ‘Perverse Incentives’ Tanking Colorado’s…
Colorado’s ongoing budget-gap struggles are the predictable result of structural problems with…
Colorado Lawmakers Cry Poverty, Give Handouts to Hollywood
In the latest edition of “why care about Colorado’s budget shortfall if our legislators won’t,” statehouse representatives recently voted to cut almost $750,000 from the Colorado Office of Film, Television, and Media, only to reverse their decision…
Senate Bill 42: Latest Legislative Workaround to…
Similar to last year’s Senate Bill 173, legislative Democrats are returning this year with another…
Fiscal Policy Center’s Testimony on Bill to Reclassify…
On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Independence Institute’s Fiscal Policy Center Policy Analyst Nash…
Balancing Colorado’s Budget Means Ending Medicaid Bloat
Colorado’s budget deficits will continue until Medicaid spending improves. As the National…
Colorado’s sweetheart tax deals roll on in spite of…
If Colorado legislators aren’t taking this year’s alleged “budget crisis” seriously, why should the…
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