Hey Colorado, did you fill out your ballot yet? Here's what Free State Colorado recommends and why. Let me know what you think! Link to election videos and a downloadable pdf of this guide below:

Do you agree? Or disagree? It’s no secret that Colorado is a Sanctuary State for people who are in the country illegally. Laws passed by the State Legislature are protecting illegal aliens from deportation and taxpayer-funded social programs are even provided to those in the country illegally. Amendment 81 would remove some protections for illegal aliens if they were charged with a crime. If Amendment 81 passes, someone who is arrested for a violent crime or is arrested for any crime and has a previous felony conviction could be reported to Homeland Security. Law enforcement would be required to make a reasonable effort to determine if the arrestee was in the country illegally and if law enforcement cannot determine that the arrestee is legally in the country, they would be required to notify Homeland Security. This would mean that illegal aliens with a serious criminal record would no longer be given a free pass in Colorado. Instead of catch-and-release policies, criminals could actually face serious consequences for their crimes. If Amendment 81 passes, I’d expect that crime would go down and deportations would increase. Who is supporting this measure? Michael Fields, President of the Advance Colorado Institute is a designated representative of this measure. A Brighter Colorado (20265052270) is the Issue Committee that is supporting this measure and other measures that Michael Fields is involved with this year. A Brighter Colorado has received over $2.6 million to support initiatives in this year’s election. The largest donors to A Brighter Colorado are Common Sense America ($2,000,000), GOPAC Election Fund ($500,000), Rado Capital ($25,000) Matt Stava ($25,000), Oscar Brown ($25,000) and Advance Colorado ($20,000). Eagle County Republican Women Club is also listed as an organization, but currently has no spending listed in TRACER (the Colorado Secretary of State’s campaign finance website). Who is opposing this measure? At least three issue committees have a purpose of opposing Amendment 81. Colorado Communities First (20265052247) is primarily funded by Colorado Immigrants Right Coalition (CIRC) (at least $155,000), and American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado (ACLU) (at least $80,000). The People’s No (20265052344) is primarily funded by ACLU of Colorado (at least $245,000), and Color Action Fund (at least $100,000). Vote Common Sense (20265052134) is primarily funded by Green Advocacy Project ($200,000), Merle Chambers ($100,000), Coloradans for Real Safety Solutions ($50,000), Colorado Immigration Rights Coalition Action Fund ($50,000), Colorado Wins ($50,000), Colorado Fund for Children and Education ($50,000) and other groups. Final Verdict: Free State Colorado recommends a YES vote.

This coming Monday! I hope you can make it!

"I started testifying on these bills, I started seeing firsthand how they operate, the corruption, the shadow deals... something needs to be done." @DanielForHD53 is running for the Colorado Legislature in the 2026 election.

Have a great weekend Colorado! You have a right to defend your life and the life your family! When politicians attempt to limit your ability to defend yourself, they are acting in an illegitimate manner. Your rights are not subject to political decisions. The more people understand this, the better our society will be.

If the government takes more money, it means there is less money in the actual economy...

Colorado has too many politicians! What happened to the concept of a “citizen legislature,” where normal, working people were the ones who were elected to represent their communities? It seems that career politicians who’ve been groomed by special interest groups and activist organizations are the ones serving in office. Thankfully, Colorado has good candidates like Michael Sheperek @MikeRlog, who spent his life working in engineering and computer technology. Now, Michael is retired and he is running for Colorado House District 49 to bring a voice of the people to the Legislature. In this interview, Michael talks about why he is running for office, his experience and explains how citizens need to get involved to turn Colorado around.

You can just do things! Hey Greeley, vote NO on 2F! And Colorado, vote NO on ALL tax increases!

How did you vote?