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February 12, 2024

Colorado Session Starts with Familiar Setback for Criminal Justice Reformers

January 12, 2024

A New Plan to Lower Recidivism: Stimulus Payments to Formerly Incarcerated People

September 19, 2023

Forced Labor Continues in Colorado, Years After Vote to End Prison Slavery

July 11, 2023

Oregon Wants to Register Medicaid Recipients to Vote. Will Biden Officials Allow It?

June 8, 2023

Colorado Bans Local Governments From Jailing Immigrants for ICE

May 26, 2023

‘Everything Was Just a No’: Progressives Frustrated After Colorado Legislative Session

January 5, 2023

Committee Appointment Threatens to Derail Criminal Justice Reforms in Colorado

November 22, 2022

To Boost Turnout, Some Cities Just Synced Up Their Local Elections With National Cycles

November 9, 2022

Wins and Losses for State Referendums to Legalize Weed and Psychedelics

October 13, 2022

Six States Are Voting on Legalizing Weed or Psychedelics

September 29, 2022

Your Guide to All 35 States Deciding Their Next Secretary of State

Daniel Nichanian, , Camille Squires,

June 27, 2022

Election Deniers Are Running to Take Over Colorado Election Offices

Camille Squires,

September 25, 2020

In Colorado’s D.A. Races, Disagreements Abound on Criminal Justice Reform

Daniel Nichanian,

May 28, 2020

COVID-19 Stalls Efforts to Help People with Felony Convictions Register to Vote

Stephanie Wykstra,

March 23, 2020

Colorado Abolishes the Death Penalty and Ends Prison Gerrymandering

Daniel Nichanian,

June 13, 2019

Colorado Governor Opposed Banning ICE Contracts. But They May Already Violate State Law.

Daniel Nichanian,

June 6, 2019

Legalized Pot, Reduced Sentences: Three States Reform Their Drug Laws

Daniel Nichanian,

May 31, 2019

A Double Blow to Disenfranchisement

Daniel Nichanian,

February 14, 2019

Colorado’s Teller County Cooperates with ICE, but Legislation Could Forestall This

Daniel Nichanian,

February 27, 2024

Your Guide to What’s on the Ballot on Super Tuesday

Daniel Nichanian,