THE  AGENDA

Your vote matters, and using your vote to elect supportive and strong allies of our community is one of the most powerful things you can do to protect LGBTQ+ people in Colorado and across the country.

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"How do I know if I'm registered to vote?" Check registration status at sos.state.co.us or GoVoteColorado.gov or contact your county clerk and recorder's office directly. "Do I have to show ID to vote? What IDs are accepted?" An ID is required to vote in-person. If you are voting via mail and your ballot says "ID required," you must enclose a photocopy or printed photo of an ID (black & white is fine). Colorado accepts many types of IDs in physical or digital form. "It's past

I stood on Pearl Street in Boulder and watched the Pride flag go up. There it was, flying over the center of this city in plain sight of anyone who happened to walk by. I've been thinking about what that moment means. Pride has always been about being seen. Fully, publicly, unapologetically seen. That's true in a good year. But this isn't a particularly good year, not for LGBTQ+ people, especially trans and nonbinary people. Across the country, we are watching the federal go

Rep. Titone is a trailblazer, having served as the first openly transgender member of the Colorado General Assembly in its history.