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What’s at Stake with the Colorado Public Option?

Jan 29, 2020

REMI Partnership releases: “What’s at Stake with the Colorado Public Option? Key Questions for Guiding the Discussion”

CSPR Welcomes Megan Gunden as Community Engagement Manager

Jan 22, 2020

In her new position, Megan Garn will focus on promoting CSPR research and managing events for the organization.

CSPR Names Henry Sobanet & Ben Stein as Terry J. Stevinson Fellows

Jan 7, 2020

CSPR Releases Annual Budget Review

Dec 11, 2019

Today, the Common Sense Policy Roundtable (CSPR) released the annual Colorado Budget Then & Now, a summary look at spending over the last 20 years.

New CSPR Study Examines Impacts of Oil & Gas Development in Colorado Municipalities

Nov 12, 2019

Using publicly available data, CSPR estimated property tax revenues across two different scenarios of near-term oil and gas development.

New CSPR Study Examines Proposition CC

Oct 11, 2019

CSPR released a new study, Proposition CC: Critical Questions Answered, evaluating the history and impact of state spending under TABOR.

CSPR Names Simon Lomax as Fellow

Sep 25, 2019

“We look forward to amplifying our research in the area of energy policy and welcome Simon’s expertise,” continued Strohm.

Higher Costs or Less Access? New Study Considers Impact of a Health Care State Option

Sep 10, 2019

REMI Partnership study “Anticipating a State Health Care Option: Will Businesses Face Higher Costs or Will Quality & Access be Cut?” analyzes the cost of a health care state option

CSPR Releases Education Study: “Dollars and Data: A Look at K-12 Education Funding in Colorado.”

Aug 28, 2019

In honor of the back-to-school season, this week Common Sense Policy Roundtable released “Dollars and Data: A Look at K-12 Education Funding in Colorado.”

REMI Partnership Study Explores Impact of Growth Cap on the Lakewood Ballot

Jun 10, 2019

Higher property taxes, more stress on transportation infrastructure will result from imposed growth caps according to new study