They’ve spent $25 million between Polis and the dark money groups to stop us, and we are gaining in the polls and within striking distance — Heidi Ganahl.
Heidi Ganahl put out a detailed plan to reduce state spending by 10% a year along with half-dozen proposed policy changes to end the income tax.
People are tired of mandates over their businesses, families and children. I am running to give control back to the people of Colorado.
Ganahl’s most obvious opening is to try to tag Polis with the problems of the pandemic.
Our state’s restaurants have only been a small part of community spread, but the industry has become an economic killing field.
National popular vote would indeed fundamentally change presidential candidacies and governance, but in a very negative way.
“The ballot language is misleading. It doesn’t mention TABOR or refunds or how it is permanent.” — Heidi Ganahl, University of Colorado Regent and Co-Chairperson of the No on CC campaign
University of Colorado Regent Heidi Ganahl says all the fuss over her opposition to Proposition CC is coming from everyone except those within the college.
The California billionaire and anti-fossil fuel activist is bad at politics, plain and simple.
“…I still need another $50,000 to run the kind of advertising program I’d like. Again this is an under-the-radar fundraising effort because we don’t want the other camp to find out that we are doing an Independent Expenditure.”
“Will work 3/4 time so have time to campaign,” Madden wrote in an e-mail after accepting the $110,000 per year position. “Dream job for me!!”
After months of tip-toeing around the issue, CU Regent candidate Alice Madden says she will not support fossil-fuel divestment at the university.
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