Colorado is a state with remarkable people who have done remarkable things. We can be pleased by our historic leadership in so many areas, but today, our state faces some real challenges, including:

The ease with which our constitution can be amended.
Decreasing citizen confidence and involvement in the election process.
The imbalance between citizens’ expectations of the services which their state government provides and the ability of their government to meet those expectations.

A growing and diverse coalition of concerned citizens, including Republicans, Democrats and independents, is coming together under the banner "Building a Better Colorado" with the shared belief that Colorado can be better. To start this effort, we're convening a series of community summits across Colorado. We need you to join us!

We are NOT advocating for any particular policy solutions; we are simply facilitating a conversation to engage community leaders in considering an array of policy options and soliciting their feedback. These community meetings will be supplemented with an online engagement platform which will allow all Coloradans to weigh in. With your help, we'll identiy popular solutions that could be put before voters in 2016.

We are being very deliberate about identifying civic leaders within each community to participate in this discussion, and you have identified as one of those community leaders whom we need to involve in this conversation.

This is not about Democrats or Republicans. It’s not about whose side wins or loses. It’s about working together to make the state that we all love a better place for ourselves and our children.

We hope you’ll join us in Building a Better Colorado.

Statewide Honorary Co-Chairs

Hank Brown, former U.S. Senator
Gigi Dennis, former Secretary of State
Tim Foster, President, Colorado Mesa University
Michael Hancock, Mayor of Denver
John Hickenlooper, Governor of Colorado
Rebecca Kourlis, former Supreme Court Justice
Phyllis Norris, Mayor of Grand Junction
Gale Norton, former U.S. Sec of the Interior
Tom Norton, former State Senator
Federico Pena, former Mayor of Denver
Bill Ritter, former Governor of Colorado
Roy Romer, former Governor of Colorado
Ken Salazar, former U.S. Sec of the Interior
Gail Schwartz, former State Senator
John Suthers, Mayor of Colorado Springs
Wellington Webb, former Mayor of Denver

Questions?
Contact info@betterco.org

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