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Colorado gubernatorial candidates debate economic issues

Candidates propose lower permitting fees and fewer regulations as Colorado’s median home value reached $539,400 in 2024, according to World Population Review.

  • Candidates discussed economic issues including permitting fees and housing development challenges during a June Democratic primary debate.
  • Weiser promised to reduce permitting fees, expedite housing development, and provide down payment assistance for essential workers.
  • Bennet pledged to reduce regulatory barriers at both state and local levels to support workforce housing and encourage private investment.
  • Kirkmeyer's campaign proposed lowering grocery and home construction costs by repealing regulations and increasing the water supply.
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Colorado gubernatorial candidates debate economic issues

(The Center Square) - Two Democrats and three Republicans have pulled ahead in Colorado's crowded race for the soon-to-be vacant Governor’s Office.

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