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Today, October 26, is the last recommended day to mail your ballot! After today, return it to an official ballot drop box or voter center. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on November 3 to count. Make your voice heard! #copolitics #fixcolorado
Colorado has an affordability problem, and taking more money out of your pocket won’t fix it.
SB26-135 could be the largest tax increase in Colorado history by effectively eliminating TABOR.
You deserve a more affordable Colorado. You deserve a government that respects your tax dollars.
Watch @SenFrizells comments below. ⬇️
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Today I was pleased to attend the ribbon cutting for the new Adventist Health ER facility in Highlands Ranch. Thank you to all the medical and health care personnel at Adventist for bringing this addition to our community.
The @Walmart Wellness Event is tomorrow, October 17th, from 10am to 2pm at your local Walmart store.
Come get a FREE health and wellness screening! Because knowing is half the battle!
For more information, where there is a local Walmart nearest you visit:
walmart.com/cp/1898283
We went back to Wash Park to ask Coloradans about Senate Bill 135, which could raise taxes by $ 7,400 per taxpayer. One mother we spoke to said this bill could interfere with her ability to buy groceries for her family.
Check out the responses below⬇️
Last night the Colorado Senate Republicans celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month alongside local community leaders.
The event recognized legislators who have supported the Hispanic community. Senators Mark Baisley and @ScottBright4Sen received recognition for bringing Día del Niño to the Colorado Senate for the first time in our state's history. @commish_pelton also received recognition for sponsoring the Tamale Act.
We were honored to be a part of this event hosted by @LIBREinitiative.
With the Adams 12 school board voting to close six schools due to low enrollment, the district expects to save millions that can be redirected to core academic programs, educator compensation, and staff retention. Given those localized operational savings, the question is: why are measures like SB26-135 still needed to ask Coloradans for additional public funding? #copolitics
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This week, we highlight District 7 and Senate Minority Whip #JaniceRich. From local businesses and agricultural traditions to outdoor recreation and community gatherings, District 7 has so much to celebrate. Its greatest strength is the people: families, farmers, educators, healthcare workers, and small business owners who help their neighbors and keep our communities moving forward. #CD7 #BetterColorado #COpolitics
Attention Colorado voters: Ballots will be mailed out starting today, October 2nd. Make your voice heard! #copolitics
Probation for sexual exploitation of a child? The @SummitDailyNews reports that a Breckenridge man received probation after a plea deal for 7 felony counts. Colorado needs meaningful consequences for crimes involving the exploitation of children. The Senate Republicans have run numerous bills in the last few years to do this, and unfortunately most have been voted down by Democrats. Protect our children. Put victims first.
Congratulations @SenSimpsonCO!
The CO Senate Republicans remain committed to improving public safety in our state.
@Sen_John_Carson is at the forefront of the fight to make our roads safer and recently received a legislative award from The White Line. This organization is working to end fatalities for all vulnerable road users, and we are honored to support this cause.
Coloradans have to live within their budgets, and so should the Democrat-led government they finance.
Without accountability, our state risks making serious cuts to key programs like education and public safety.
❌In 2025-26, Colorado’s Medicaid program overspent by 158 million.
❌Medicaid could overspend in 2026-27 by 443 million.
❌Without changes, by 2043 this spending would mean the state government couldn't fund key services like education and public safety.
✅ @SenKirkmeyer and the Senate Republicans remain committed to protecting our most vulnerable while holding government accountable.
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Today, the Senate Republicans and Senator Baisley hosted the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce at the Capitol.
We are grateful for these community leaders and business owners who play an important role in their communities and our state as a whole.
What would $7,000 mean for a Colorado family?
It could help pay for a year of groceries, housing, or child care, and cover unexpected costs. If SB26-135 passes, each Colorado resident would lose $7,000 owed to them from TABOR. Families rely on this funding to survive in our high-cost-of-living state. Where do you stand? #COpolitics #TABOR
WATCH: 'A s--- sandwich': Colorado lawmakers frustrated by $443 million Medicaid budget forecasting error.
@ColetteBordelon @thedenverchannel @SenKirkmeyer @LisaFrizellSD2 #copolitics
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❌In 2025-26, Colorado’s Medicaid program overspent by 158 million.
❌Medicaid could overspend in 2026-27 by 443 million.
❌Without changes, by 2043 this spending would mean the state government couldn't fund key services like education and public safety.
✅ @SenKirkmeyer and the Senate Republicans remain committed to protecting our most vulnerable while holding government accountable.
coloradopolitics.com/2026/09…
