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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The Larimer County GOP holds a fundraiser this Thursday to raise money to pay off a campaign finance fine imposed by Secretary of State Scott Gessler.鈥� -
In a strange bit of irony Colorado鈥檚 Secretary of State, Scott Gessler, is helping the Republican Party of Larimer County raise money to pay a fine that鈥� -
Colorado鈥檚 House and Senate districts are redrawn every ten years based on census data just like the state鈥檚 congressional districts. Reapportionment and鈥� -
Further adding to Colorado鈥檚 every growing role as a swing state several prominent political figures will visit the state this week as we continue on鈥� -
We should know next week the make-up of the bipartisan 鈥渟uper committee鈥� of lawmakers who will be tasked with cutting another $1.2 to $1.5 trillion from鈥� -
The impasse over raising the nation鈥檚 debt limit continues to be the hot topic in Washington. But both Democrats and Republicans are going to do some鈥� -
The clock is ticking as lawmakers grapple with budget issues that could cause the nation to default on its loans. The Republican-controlled House is鈥� -
We鈥檙e still 16 months way from the 2012 election. But this is the prime time for challengers to begin their campaigns - which is exactly what three鈥� -
According to the latest projection from the legislature鈥檚 Joint Budget Committee Colorado will finish up the 2010-2011 budget year with a surplus of more鈥� -
Colorado representatives Democrat Ed Perlmutter and Republican Scott Tipton are under fire for possible conflicts of interest between their personal鈥�
