Coloradans are deeply concerned about cost of living, skyrocketing crime, and the lack of accountability and success in our education system. At Advance Colorado, we are committed to making Colorado affordable, prioritizing public safety, and expanding education opportunities for all.
With three citizen initiatives on the ballot this election and two more that were withdrawn following a special legislative session over the summer, Advance Colorado has had a busy year.
The statewide ballot included three different law enforcement-related measures that passed with strong majorities. However, another of the group’s proposals, one that would have enshrined school choice in the state constitution, failed.
Colorado voters appeared to be in favor of a proposition on the state ballot that will require the state to provide $350 million to help local police departments recruit, train and retain officers.
Advance Colorado President Michael Fields and Executive Vice President Kristi Burton Brown recap a year of successes for the center right on property taxes, public safety, legislative accountability and many more.
Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly joins Advance Colorado’s Sean Duffy to discuss how the specifics of Proposition 130 — Back The Blue — can help support law enforcement, reduce crime and provide a $1 million death benefit for families of first responders killed in the line of duty.
Dr. Brenda Dickhoner, CEO of Ready Colorado joins Advance Colorado’s Sean Duffy to discuss the importance of preserving Coloradans’ school choice rights in the state constitution — and the current threats to those rights across the state. Â
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