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Colorado’s new trustees could have hand in their future
Boulder County's newly appointed public trustee, former state House Majority Leader Paul Weissmann, knows he might not have the job long. His tenure, while statutorily anchored to the governor who appointed him, could be cut short should a fired-up legislature rewrite the books.
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In the News
June 13, 2013
Panel: Gessler violated ethics rules over spending
Associated Press (Ivan Moreno) Republican Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler, a potential gubernatorial contender, was admonished Thursday by an ethics panel over spending office funds to attend political events, a black eye to his candidacy before it’s officially launched. Read More ›
June 13, 2013
Panel: Secretary of State Scott Gessler violated ethics rules over spending
TheDenverChannel.com (Associated Press) Colorado Republican Secretary of State Scott Gessler has been admonished by an ethics panel over spending office funds to attend a GOP conference during the party's national convention in Florida last year. Read More ›
Legal Filings
June 19, 2013
Ethics Watch and Coalition Urge Senate Action On Vacancy Crisis
Today, Ethics Watch and a diverse coalition of more than a dozen nonprofit organizations who recognize the harm… Read More
June 13, 2013
Ethics Commission To Fine Gessler For Misuse Of State Funds
Today, the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission unanimously determined that Scott Gessler violated ethics standards when he used state… Read More