Jared Polis: “I, however, don't believe it is a fix-all or somehow remedies all the problems we have with our budgetary process.”

By strengthening Colorado’s electric grid and expanding our ability to share power with other regions, we can better protect families and businesses during extreme weather and periods of high demand while continuing to save people money.

When government owns part or all of private companies, government is no longer just setting the rules—it becomes a player in the game and sets the rules to its own advantage and against the people.

If Colorado can afford tax breaks for wealthy corporate CEOs, it can afford work-study for students trying to work their way through college.

Both the Upper and Lower divisions of the basin are feeling the pain of severe drought, and that they were committed to continued good-faith discussions with our counterparts.