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Seth Klamann
Seth Klamann covers politics, immigration and the state house for The Denver Post. A proud Kansas City native and University of Missouri grad, he previously worked for the Colorado Springs Gazette, the Casper Star-Tribune and the Omaha World-Herald. Outside of work, he enjoys watching soccer, going on road trips and eating fried food.
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Arapahoe County Democrats select new legislator, days before lawmakers reconvene
Chad Clifford was selected by a Democratic vacancy committee Wednesday night to represent Greenwood Village and nearby Arapahoe County in the Colorado House this year, replacing a first-term legislator who...

Gun owners and conservative groups file lawsuit against Colorado’s new ghost-gun law
A pair of gun-rights groups filed a lawsuit against Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Monday to block enforcement of a new state law banning so-called “ghost guns,” in the latest...

More than 200 Colorado cities, counties to compete for new affordable housing program
When voters passed Proposition 123 last year, officials across the state were pleased that the state had supported a permanent affordable housing fund. But to get a share of the...

Colorado Republican sues to block tax credit increase, citing House speaker’s refusal to read bill aloud
A Colorado Republican lawmaker is asking a state judge to block a new tax credit increase from taking effect because, he alleges, the state House's speaker violated constitutional procedure during...

Eight new Colorado laws that go into effect on Jan. 1
Two dozen new Colorado laws -- concerning issues including tractor repair, the handling of evictions, electric vehicle tax credits and how elections are run -- go into effect on New...

Colorado’s Trump ruling sets off political firestorm, raising legal stakes and putting state at center of debate
The Colorado Supreme Court ignited a political firestorm with its ruling that former President Donald Trump is ineligible to hold office again, disqualifying him from appearing on the state’s primary...

Colorado legislators push to increase regulation of eating disorder clinics amid patient complaints, state probe
The coming legislation, which will debut early next year when lawmakers reconvene, would require providers to follow specific requirements around weigh-ins, the use of feeding tubes and isolation, and to...

Colorado Republicans line up for rare shot at an open congressional seat as Ken Buck exits
U.S. Rep. Ken Buck's decision last month not to seek reelection to Congress opened a tantalizingly rare opportunity for Republicans in eastern Colorado: a red seat in one of the...

Did you get the coveted black-and-white Colorado license plate? The Denver Post wants to talk to you
Reporter Seth Klamann wants to talk to Colorado drivers who've picked up one of these black-and-white license plates about why they made the switch and what they liked about the...

Colorado voters worry housing market will worsen and have lingering concerns about crime, poll finds
A majority of Colorado voters say home ownership is only going to become less attainable, voicing broad concerns about the cost of living and the state's broader affordability, according to...