Jason Salzman is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, and focuses on local news and politics. He writes for the Colorado Times Recorder and his work has also appeared in Real Vail. Jason covers a wide range of topics including climate change, political scandals, media bias, and reproductive justice.
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Jason Salzman's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in Colorado and Denver. His articles often include expert commentary and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments, election coverage, or analysis from experts with knowledge of the political landscape in Colorado.
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By: Jason Salzman, Erik Maulbetsch
Mainstream Republicans and other business-oriented conservatives are again endorsing GOP candidates in Colorado who promote election conspiracies or outright deny that President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. One Republican group, backed by former Colorado Gov. Bill Owens, has spent nearly $200,000 in support of Republican Matt Burcham, first helping him win his primary against […]
By: Jason Salzman
With former President Donald Trump set to campaign in Aurora on Friday, the Denver Gazette, owned by Republican billionaire Phil Anschutz, is continuing
By: Jason Salzman
On the same day that former President Donald Trump came to Aurora and dropped mind-boggling misinformation about immigrants in Colorado (e.g., Aurora
By: Jason Salzman
In Colorado, your vote counts if you submit your ballot and then you die. So, if Jimmy Carter died before the upcoming election, his vote would count in Colorado, as...
By: Erik Maulbetsch, Jason Salzman
Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans continued paying a top staffer, Jessica Spindle, after firing her for antisemitic and other offensive Facebook posts. Jessica Spindle Facebook Page - Antisemitic Mural, 6.14.2024...
By: Jason Salzman
"I can work together to make Colorado a safe, affordable place to live, work, and raise families," said Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans at a debate last week, presenting himself...
By: Jason Salzman
Ryan Gonzalez, a candidate for Colorado's Legislature, reposted -- and subsequently deleted -- fake news on X (formerly Twitter) that Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is "accused of inappropriate...
By: Jason Salzman
Here’s a list of Colorado candidates (running for state or federal office) who, in one form or another, deny the results of the 2020 election.
By: Jason Salzman, Erik Maulbetsch
Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans is saying that his strident opposition to gay marriage ended long ago. If that's true, 9News fact checker Marshall Zelinger asked Evans Oct. 16, then...
By: Jason Salzman
At the beginning of his congressional campaign, Gabe Evans promised to talk to anyone. Evans "I got nothing to hide," said Evans during a KHNC radio interview in February. "I...
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