Voter ID, taxes, K-12 measures drive millions in Colorado spending

Voter ID, taxes, K-12 measures drive millions in Colorado spending

Outside groups advocating for or against ballot measures in Colorado have spent tens of millions through September, the latest campaign finance data show. The $23 million in spending covers advertising and consultants, a catch-all category that includes the cost of gathering signatures to get petitions on the ballot. The largest check written so far in […]

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