AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoColorado Attorney General race: CPR News profiles the six candidates in the 2026 AG Democratic primary, with a focus on how each frames the office’s role in consumer protection, antitrust, and enforcement; Election coverage: CPR also published a voter guide for the Colorado 2026 primary, noting ballots are out for the June 30 vote and that unaffiliated voters can request party ballots; Housing & finance: Lawmakers are pushing HB26-1206 to expand Colorado housing authorities’ financing powers, including new bond tools and potential local sales-tax voter approvals; Public safety & privacy: A first-of-its-kind lawsuit in Boulder accuses police of illegal mass surveillance using Flock license-plate cameras without safeguards; Local government: Cherry Hills Village City Council debated tighter short-term rental limits aimed at protecting residential character; State policy: Gov. Jared Polis vetoed multiple bills, including measures tied to social media and video game transaction fees; Environment & water: A new column argues conservation requires cross-border cooperation, while Colorado continues grappling with water and public-lands decisions that don’t pause for politics.
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