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
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...
Colorado Republican leader Heidi Ganahl’s Rocky Mountain Voice (RMV) website offers “top speakers” who will make it “fun” to be a “conservative again in Colorado.”
As part of our weekly roundup of articles on political extremism in Colorado, the Colorado Times Recorder is featuring Erik Maulbetsch’s coverage of
By: Jason Salzman
He says it’s “tricky,” but George Brauchler, who was elected last week as the district attorney for a newly created judicial district in Colorado, is
A lot of people are telling me they’re overwhelmed and taking a break from the news. They can’t obsess on Trump again like they’ve been doing for years.
By: Jason Salzman
Winter approaches in Colorado with a familiar companion in tow: concerns about increases in the number of viral respiratory illnesses.
By: Jason Salzman
A Christian nationalist college founded by one of the country’s top anti-gay and anti-abortion conservatives is celebrating U.S.
Colorado has a lot of great news outlets, but the Colorado Times Recorder has a lane that we own: We report on politics from an openly progressive
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