Jody Hope Strogoff
Jody Hope Strogoff is the editor and publisher of The Colorado Statesman. The Statesman is a non-partisan political weekly newspaper, founded in 1898. Jody began working at the newspaper in the late 1970s, later purchasing the publication in 1988. She discusses the state鈥檚 political scene each Tuesday at 6:35 and 8:35 during KUNC鈥檚 Morning Edition.
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State lawmakers are entering the home stretch of the 2012 legislative session. With just over a month to go work begins this week on the state budget. And鈥� -
Colorado voters will once again face a personhood measure on the November election ballot. Similar efforts were soundly defeated in 2008 and鈥� -
Today is 鈥淪uper Tuesday鈥�. Ten states are holding GOP caucuses. It鈥檚 also caucus day for Colorado Democrats. With no one contesting President Obama, state鈥� -
State lawmakers are expected to take up a package of election reforms this week proposed by Secretary of State Scott Gessler. It鈥檚 just one of more than a鈥� -
It鈥檚 Caucus Day in Colorado. Republicans from around the state will gather tonight to take a non-binding preference poll on who they favor among the four鈥� -
Florida holds its Republican Primary today 鈥� and while we can鈥檛 predict a winner 鈥� we do know GOP candidates Ron Paul and Rick Santorum will be making鈥� -
Colorado鈥檚 congressional races are gearing up but things may end before they really get started for the Democratic candidate running in the 4th鈥� -
Efforts to redraw the state鈥檚 seven congressional boundaries, a process known as redistricting, and individual legislative districts, reapportionment 鈥撯�� -
A Denver Judge ruled in favor of Democrats last week in approving a new map redrawing the state鈥檚 seven congressional districts for the next ten years.鈥� -
As was the case ten years ago a court will have the final say in how the state鈥檚 congressional districts are drawn. The process happens every decade based鈥�
