Who’s spending in Colorado to get your vote?

In Colorado, a whopping $20 million has been pumped into voter influence efforts by groups that can raise unlimited funds during the lead-up to the June 30 primaries. These groups, legally barred from coordinating with the candidates they back, are heavily investing in commercials that either bolster favored candidates or aim to undermine opponents. This influx of cash underscores the significant role of money in shaping voter opinions, raising questions about transparency and the democratic process. The sheer volume of spending highlights the importance of scrutinizing these influences to ensure fair and informed voting.