Sandra Fish, The Colorado Sun
Sandra Fish is a Colorado data journalist specializing in politics and government. She鈥檚 worked for newspapers in Iowa, Florida and Colorado. And she鈥檚 written about politics for Politics Daily, the Washington Post, Al Jazeera America and Roll Call.
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State Representative Lauren Boebert has a big fundraising lead over her opponents in Colorado's 4th Congressional District race.Boebert's strong showing comes just ahead of next week's primary. Veteran reporter Sandra Fish of The Colorado Sun joined KUNC's Michael Lyle, Jr. to talk more about Boebert and her chances of winning. -
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He may be out of the race for governor, but Tom Tancredo isn't leaving politics behind. He says he aims to get a measure on the November ballot that would鈥� -
Only one candidate for governor is officially on the June 26 primary ballot, but at least five are in campaign commercials -- or planning to be鈥� -
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Lobbying government is often considered the purview of big business.But governments 鈥� cities, counties, school districts, even state entities 鈥� spent more鈥� -
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Opponents of stricter oil and gas regulations in Broomfield spent 10 times more money campaigning than supporters did.Reports filed earlier this month鈥� -
Five women lobbyists who voiced support for Sen. Jack Tate after sexual harassment allegations against him also did business before the committee he鈥�
