By: Andrew Kenney, Paolo Zialcita, Rebecca Tauber, Alex Scoville, Kyle Harris, Kevin Beaty
The presidential election has top billing on your ballot, but most of its pages are taken up by dozens of ballot measures.
Andrew Kenney is a Public Affairs Reporter for Colorado Public Radio, with a focus on local news in Colorado, particularly in Colorado Springs. His work has also been featured in various publications such as the Durango Herald, Herald & Review, NPR, UVU Review, and Financial Management. Andrew covers a wide range of topics including politics, property taxes, gun laws, and tax debates in Colorado.
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Andrew Kenney's coverage focuses predominantly on local legal and government policy, particularly pertaining to Colorado and Colorado Springs. He covers topics such as property taxes, special sessions, TABOR (Taxpayer Bill of Rights), and education funding.
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