One Step Further On PERA Reform
[addtoany]How to build on proposals from Colorado PERA and Governor Hickenlooper to eliminate unfunded liabilities and reduce burdens on state, local and school budgets - A study conducted by the REMI...
View ArticleWhat if Colorado schools were #1?
[addtoany]As a leading voice in Colorado for improving the state’s K-12 education system, Colorado Succeeds... The post What if Colorado schools were #1? appeared first on Common Sense Institute.
View Article2018 Annual Report
[addtoany]In 2018, we achieved our mission and our voice was heard. We brought sound fiscal analysis, economic modeling and the truth to Coloradans on a list of issues. The post 2018 Annual Report...
View ArticleColorado Association of Realtors Day at the Capitol
[addtoany]This month, CSPR Policy & Research Director Chris Brown addressed the Colorado Association of Realtors during their annual Day at the Capitol. Brown discussed issues impacting housing and...
View ArticleColorado’s Public Option for Healthcare Revisited featuring Dave Davia and...
On this episode of the Common Sense Digest, we discuss the debate surrounding the proposed Colorado Public Option for Healthcare. The post Colorado’s Public Option for Healthcare Revisited featuring...
View ArticleInitiative 295 – Voter Approval of New Fee Based Enterprises
[addtoany]Under the Colorado Constitution, the creation of new taxes or the raising of existing taxes must be voted on by the people of Colorado. The post Initiative 295 – Voter Approval of New Fee...
View ArticleSales And Use Tax Revenue In Colorado Cities Since Start Of The Pandemic
[addtoany]Monthly revenue estimates suggest differing impacts on sales tax revenue across Colorado cities. The post Sales And Use Tax Revenue In Colorado Cities Since Start Of The Pandemic appeared...
View ArticleProposition 116: Dynamic Economic and Fiscal Impacts of a Cut to Colorado’s...
[addtoany] This November, voters in Colorado will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition 116, a state income tax reduction, which would decrease Colorado’s income tax rate from 4.63% to 4.55%. The...
View ArticleCSI Previews the 2020 Colorado Ballot with Ed Sealover and Lynn Bartels
[addtoany]With the 2020 election a few short weeks away, and in keeping with our mission of injecting a dose of common sense into Colorado's policy discussions, we're pleased to bring you a discussion...
View ArticleCommon Sense Institute Releases 2020 Ballot Guide
[addtoany]Denver, CO – To help navigate the ballot, Common Sense Institute has released the 2020 Ballot Guide. The post Common Sense Institute Releases 2020 Ballot Guide appeared first on Common Sense...
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