Vision 2076 Is Back. And This Time, Every Coloradan Can Join In. June 1, 2026 Blog What kind of Colorado do you want to see in 2076? Vision 2076 is back with a new online platform…
What My First Legislative Session Taught Me About Tax Policy, Equity, and Advocacy May 29, 2026 Blog As her internship at the Colorado Fiscal Institute comes to a close, Keirin Gonzalez reflects on her first legislative session,…
CFI Responds to Federal Immigration Enforcement Funding Proposal May 22, 2026 News Releases Statement from Kathy White on Congress’ proposal to pour billions more into immigration enforcement while Colorado families face rising costs.…
2026 Colorado Legislative Session Recap May 14, 2026 Legislative Colorado’s budget drought is a different story. Unlike the state’s water shortage, this one didn’t fall from the sky.
Colorado Families Deserved Better May 14, 2026 News Releases The Colorado Fiscal Institute (CFI) today reflected on the close of the 2026 legislative session, calling it one of the…
Report: Federal Tax Credit Scholarships May 11, 2026 EducationReports The new federal tax credit scholarship program creates a parallel education funding structure in which private scholarship organizations control the…
TABOR Refunds vs. Tax Credits: What Actually Helps Families April 29, 2026 BlogTABOR & Constitutional Issues TABOR refunds may be getting the headlines, but they’re inconsistent and often small. The real impact this year? The loss…
HUD’s Latest Proposal Could Push Colorado Families Out of Their Homes April 23, 2026 BlogHousingImmigration The proposal would disproportionately impact immigrant and mixed-status families, including children who are U.S. citizens. A new federal housing proposal…
Colorado’s New Oil Auction Rule Is Basically a Very Determined Yard Sale April 17, 2026 BlogEnvironmental Justice A new federal rule requires repeat oil and gas lease sales on public lands, even when there are no bidders,…