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WHO ARE MY ELECTED OFFICIALS:
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Politcal Parties in Colorado
These parties have state affiliations or chapters in Colorado. For issues see a list of Colorado Special Interest Groups.
Colorado Democratic Party
789 Sherman Street,Suite 110, Denver, CO 80203; Phone: 303-623-4762; Fax: 303-623-2443
Colorado Republican Party
5950 S. Willow Drive, Suite 210, Greenwood Village, CO 80111; Phone: 303-758-3333; Fax: 303-753-4611
American Constitution Party
1100 Denver Avenue,, Fort Lupton, CO 80621; Phone: 303-399-5067; Email: acp4co@gmail.com
Approval Voting Party
PO Box 653, Littleton, CO 80160; Phone: 720-439-6000; Email: info@ApprovalVotingParty.com
Communist Party of Colorado-CPUSA - Facebook
Green Party of Colorado
C/O 617 29 3/8 Rd., Grand Junction, CO 81504; Phone: 970-697-0022; Email: contact@coloradogreenparty.org
Libertarian Party of Colorado
11757 W Ken Caryl Ave #F124, Littleton, CO 80127; Phone: 303-837-9393; Email: statechair@lpcolorado.org
Unity Party of Colorado
c/o Critter Milton, 400 N Park Ave, Unit 10B, Breckenridge, CO 80424; Email: mail@unityparty.us
Colorado Think Tanks
"Think tanks are independent organizations that engage in politics and public policy. They are distinct from political associations because they are generally not membership organizations...." (Source: Kurian, George Thomas and Jeffrey D. Schultz, Political Market Place USA, (Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1999).
These sources identify the most important think tanks.
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Bell Policy CenterGenerally considered more liberal.
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Colorado Center on Law & PolicyEmphasizes "Justice and economic security for lower income Coloradans." Includes the Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute.
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Colorado FreedomConnectorEmphasizes "smaller, less intrusive government."
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Colorado PolsThis is a blog rather than a think tank. Useful for tracking informal political gossip.
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Environment ColoradoCovers clean air, energy, growth, preservation, and transportation.
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Independence InstituteGenerally considered more conservative.
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State of the Rockies Project (Colorado College)Annual reports regarding vital issues affecting the Rocky Mountain region.