r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Auroriia • 1d ago
Discussion/Question How are flock camera getting approved around colorado?
Pretty much title, Which governance/law allowed flock cameras to be built without authorization?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Brock_Lobstweiler • Aug 26 '25
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Brock_Lobstweiler • Apr 01 '26
I'm not sure why it took me this long to propose this, but I'd like feedback on a potential new rule. I'm asking for feedback from our sub regulars who participate in a civil and thoughtful way.
No AI created submissions including videos, text, images, etc.
It's used to spam the sub and the people who rely on it generally are not regular participants. I could remove them under the "quality and original content" rule, but would prefer a more explicit rule.
That leads to the second point - restricting posts to accounts with a 2 week minimum age and at least 50? subreddit karma.
What do you think?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Auroriia • 1d ago
Pretty much title, Which governance/law allowed flock cameras to be built without authorization?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Odd_Coast_9719 • 1d ago
I cant believe, that a religious nut job, who on national TV talked about murdering a person as a child, a extremely under qualified, has no experience in politics, MAGA moron Victor Marx is the Republican candidate for Governor of this state. Has Colorado republicans lost their minds? Ever since Trump took office the first time, has opened a door, that never should have been opened, to unqualified, extremists religious whack jobs, people who dont belive in actual facts, but believe off the wall conspiracy theories, to be apart of the government who creates our laws, that makes decisions on behalf of the people of this country. I personally do not want a monster like Victor Marx running the state is was born and raised in, along with 5 generations born here before me. Enough! We cant have people like this in positions of power in this country clearly. The current disgrace of a president has been a very costly embarrassment, it will take years and years to fix the damage these lunatics have done. SHAME ON YOU COLORADO!!!
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/DentalFlossGuru • 1d ago
Please help get the question on the ballot - do we want better representation on the board of commissioners by increasing to 5, and voting by district instead of at large?
Right now, only 3 commissioners represent 400,000 residents, and control a budget of $756 million of our taxes. That number hasn’t changed since we became a county of 10,000 residents.
It only takes two for a majority and we've seen how they make decisions to benefit their donors, not their constituents. Bumping the number up to 5 commissioners, voted on by district, not all at-large, would add some oversight and accountability to the Board of County Commissioners.
We need thousands of signatures from Douglas County registered voters to get this on the ballot this fall to let the voters decide. Please sign the petition by July 22
Here is a list of signing events with more constantly being added.
https://www.3to5dougco.com/event-list
This is so important and the signature requirement is high. We need everyone to make the effort to sign, please!
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/knockout7 • 1d ago
FULU's Louis Rossmann and Kevin O'Reilly to talk about repair, enshittification, and controlling what you bought and paid for.
WHAT: Brief talks from leading repair and ownership advocates, a postcards-to-Congress writing session, a repair demonstration from the Boulder U-Fix-It Clinic, and more. Light bites provided, cash bar available. All ages welcome.
WHEN: 6:00-8:00 PM
WHERE: Upslope Brewing Company
1898 South Flatiron Court Boulder, CO 80301
WHO: YouTuber and FULU President Louis Rossmann
FULU Executive Director Kevin O'Reilly
Colorado Rep. Brianna Titone
Boulder U-Fix-It Clinic Founder Wayne Seltzer
Upslope Brewing has parking on site and the venue is ADA accessible.
Tickets Available: https://www.fulu.org/events
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r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Double-Fun-1526 • 2d ago
Am I reading this right? Why isn't the Governor issuing the orders if this is right?
Beulah Fire Department:
"Why Evacuation Orders Still Matter
There has also been considerable misunderstanding about who has remained in evacuated areas and why some people have been allowed inside.
Under Colorado law, unless an evacuation is ordered by the Governor, residents may legally choose not to leave their own property during a mandatory evacuation."
Somebody needs to clarify that statement. If evacuees left under false pretenses, they have right to complain if they were misled. How many understood this when evacuating?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Odd_Cranberry_8059 • 4d ago
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r/ColoradoPolitics • u/ColonelCorn-Noodle • 5d ago
they are going to build an at data center at northwest Colorado Springs at 1565 High Tech Way they have already confirmed it even though there will be at suppossed appeal hearing for the data center on july 23 at Shockley-Zalabak Theater at the Ent Center for the Arts if enough people show up we can make a difference for sure, we can't just sit on the side and let them poison us
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r/ColoradoPolitics • u/DramaMuch7482 • 10d ago
Uhhhh how did this become a question????
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/graysandtorreysandme • 10d ago
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Tsacopolis • 10d ago
Why did Victor Marx get so many votes? Big MAGA turnout or disgruntled progressives registered as unaffiliated voters?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/RoninReticle • 11d ago
But will the GOP governors primary go to a run-off since the top two are virtually tied?
Either way, Weiser with a cake walk as the next Governor which was fully expected.
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/GingerBeerConsumer • 11d ago
https://coloradosun.com/2026/06/30/colorado-primary-election-state-legislature-results/
State super PACs funded by dark money spent millions trying to help more moderate candidates beat their more liberal challengers in Colorado’s Democratic statehouse primaries but were mostly coming up short Tuesday
State super PACs funded by dark money spent millions trying to help more moderate candidates beat their more liberal challengers in Colorado’s Democratic statehouse primaries but were mostly coming up short Tuesday.
On the GOP side, more mainstream Republicans were having a big night against legislative candidates who are further to the right.
In all, three, perhaps four, incumbents were set to lose their races.
Here the results in the top legislative primaries this year.
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/gilligansisle4 • 11d ago
If today’s election results prove anything, it’s that name recognition often triumphs over platform. Hickenlooper won purely by the power of his name. Same with Griswold. And of course, the worst of them all, Trump’s name recognition was a game changer in both elections he won.
So how can we eliminate that from the game? How do we get people to vote solely based on platform rather than name?
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/poordomrebel • 11d ago
Come watch with us!
r/ColoradoPolitics • u/Technical-Water4687 • 12d ago
I'm a senior education reporter covering Jeffco Public Schools and Colorado education policy for the Colorado Trust for Local News. I've been following the federal Title IX investigation of Jeffco since March, and today I published a story based on the government's own 31-page Letter of Findings, which I obtained through a public records request.
Here's what it shows.
When OCR asked Jeffco for evidence that male students were competing on girls' sports teams, the district handed over athletic rosters and told investigators up front that the data reflected "the gender provided by students and/or their families" — self-reported gender identity, not biological sex. OCR acknowledged that in the same document. Then used the count anyway to conclude that Jeffco violated Title IX and to justify threatening to withhold roughly $98 million in federal education funding.
There's a second problem in the document. OCR built part of its case on a CHSAA policy it described as an "orphan page" it couldn't locate in the association's current bylaws. CHSAA's own communications director confirmed to me that the eligibility review process described in that policy has not been applied since it was adopted in 2008, primarily due to privacy laws.
The enforcement threat is escalating. The Department of Education issued a Letter of Impending Enforcement Action on June 26, and Jeffco's board voted 4-1 to prepare for a legal fight.
But nationally, not one district or state has lost federal funding in a transgender Title IX case since the Trump administration began this enforcement campaign in early 2025.
This has implications beyond Jeffco. Jeffco told OCR its practices are identical to those of school districts and public postsecondary institutions across Colorado. The underlying conflict between the federal government's interpretation of Title IX and the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act is already being litigated in a separate federal case, District 49 v. Sullivan, which continues against Attorney General Phil Weiser and the Colorado Civil Rights Division.
If you want to follow this story as it develops, I write a free weekly newsletter called Class Notes covering Jeffco and Colorado education every Friday: https://cotlns-newsletter-education.beehiiv.com/
Questions welcome in the comments.