Democracy Wire

The 2019 Colorado legislative session - when state bills are drafted, introduced, debated, and (sometimes) passed into law - began on January 4th. Read on to hear about how YOU can make your voice heard at our state capitol this year.

Each year, we work at the Colorado Capitol to break down barriers to civic participation, ensure each of us has an equal voice and vote, and rebuild trust in our government. Here's our plan for 2019.

We recently sat down with attorney general-elect Phil Weiser to discuss one our favorite subjects: democracy.

Denver voters took a huge step forward in getting big money out of local elections by passing Referred Measure 2E.

Coloradans will not be able to donate significantly more money to some candidates running for state office.

Thanks to voters, Colorado has a new process for drawing political districts.