No Compromise in Colorado

After a remarkably civil session where lawmakers made strides in education reform, health care, transportation and other issues critical to Colorado, the tension between Democrats and Republicans erupted into an all-out war over how the state should plan for the 2 million people expected to flock to...

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Published in:	State legislatures 2001-07, Vol.27 (7), p.28-28
Main Author:	Martinez, Julia C
Format:	Magazinearticle
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Colorado Planning Political parties Population growth Population policy State government Strategic planning Sustainable development
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Summary:	After a remarkably civil session where lawmakers made strides in education reform, health care, transportation and other issues critical to Colorado, the tension between Democrats and Republicans erupted into an all-out war over how the state should plan for the 2 million people expected to flock to the state by 2020. Martinez discusses the battle over how to manage growth in Colorado.
ISSN:	0147-6041