After the campaign to ban abortion at 22 weeks of pregnancy turned in signatures to the Secretary of State’s office last Wednesday to place the measure on Colorado’s November ballot, the official message from the campaign was one of confidence.

Colorado’s Republican Senator Cory Gardner can’t say whether he supports a ballot initiative to ban abortion at 22 weeks in Colorado because he simply hasn’t seen the initiative.

Tomorrow we’ll know whether the ballot initiative campaign to ban abortions at 22 weeks was successful in gathering enough signatures to put the question to Colorado voters in November.

If you received a diagnosis of a horrific pregnancy problem, would you want access to an abortion? Or would you want your options to be limited to stillbirth, miscarriage, or a suffering child, who would most likely die within a year?

After a bill to help Colorado schools offer menstrual hygiene products in their bathrooms moved forward in Colorado’s General Assembly last week, the Jefferson County Republican Party took to Facebook to criticize the legislation and the lawmaker behind it, state Rep. Brianna Titone (D-Arvada).

A Republican-backed bill to prohibit employers, including health care facilities, schools, and daycares, from requiring employees to receive immunizations of any kind was defeated at Colorado’s Capitol this week.

A student-led effort to help Colorado public schools stock their bathrooms with menstrual hygiene products like pads and tampons passed its first legislative hurdle yesterday.