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HB10-1203: Kerr Bill Helping Small Business Employees Get Life Insurance Passes Final House Vote
Posted on 09 February 2010.
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HB10-1203: Kerr Bill Helping Small Business Employees Get Life Insurance Passes Initial House Vote
Posted on 08 February 2010.
Rep. Andy Kerr (D-Lakewood) is looking out for small businesses and their employees with House Bill 1203. His bill allows sole proprietors and small businesses to provide group life insurance coverage to their employees. The bill passed an initial vote in the House today.
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GOP Tantalized By Colo. House Prospects, But Dems Have Strength
Posted on 03 January 2010.
There’s a reason for Colorado Republicans’ optimism for reclaiming the Colorado House in November 2010.
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David Cox, 28, To Announce Run For Steve King’s HD-54 Seat
Posted on 20 December 2009.
A native of East Orchard Mesa is the latest person to join the fray to be the Republican nominee for House District 54. ALSO: UPDATED 2010 HOUSE ELECTION TRACKER.
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Gov. Ritter Floats Four Job-Training Proposals
Posted on 11 December 2009.
Gov. Ritter and Colorado Senate President Brandon Shaffer on Thursday unveiled four job-training bills that will come into play during the 2010 legislative session.
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Look Ahead To 2010: Colo. House Democrats Likely To Stay In Control
Posted on 06 December 2009.
Democrats enjoy a healthy 38-27 majority in Colorado’s House of Representatives. It’s unlikely they’ll lose that advantage in 2010, but they’re being forced to play a lot of defense, a State Bill Colorado analysis shows.
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