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At its Annual Meeting last Friday, the TABOR Committee reaffirmed its support for the defense against the ongoing lawsuit, Lobato v. Colorado. The TABOR Committee has retained pro bono council to file an amicus brief making The TABOR Committee "friends of the court." Due to a recent ruling by the Court, filing is being held in abeyance.
“The TABOR Committee is eager to become a part of this very important lawsuit,” declared Penn Pfiffner, a former state legislator who was re-elected Chairman of the TABOR Committee. “The Directors voted unanimously to vigorously oppose this potentially very damaging case. It is wrong constitutionally for the judicial branch to take over education funding, and would do great mischief to overturn the voters’ longstandingwishes to control the size of government and its rate of growth.” Continue reading
I am letting you know of a People's House Round-Up that is going on in Westminster. Many have already occurred in Colorado and the Westminster one is scheduled for November 9th. These are great events that allow local folks to talk with their legislators as well as meet members of the Colorado House Leadership team. The small donor funds raised at the event will help expand our majorities in 2012. Since the energy and turnout has been so great, this is one of three additional locations to be added.
Please feel free to forward this invitation to any and all of the Republicans in our part of the Front Range.
Regards,
Rep. Priola
Kevin Priola
State Representative
House District 30
12255 Ursula St. Henderson CO. 80640
303.882.5486
www.kevinpriola.com
Join members of the Colorado House Republican Leadership and your local State Representatives for food, drink, and conversation.
Fundraiser benefitting The People's House, small donor committee
Dedicated to Expanding our Republican Majority in 2012 Continue reading

Although the drawing of Colorado’s Congressional district boundaries has been sent to the courts (since the state senate failed to consider redistricting legislation, abdicating their constitutional obligations), the Reapportionment Commission (charged with drawing state legislative districts) is meeting over the summer and will hear public testimony both in Denver (initially) and throughout the state (once a draft district map has been developed for review and comment).
The commission has divided the state into 7 regions for the purpose of hearing public testimony. Continue reading