Who is The Denver Post Editorial Board?
The Denver Post¶¶Ňőap editorial board takes positions on issues and politics that affect Colorado. Here's a look at who is on the board.
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Editorial: Denver’s schools need stable leaders. Here’s how to consider board candidates in 2023.
John Youngquist and Kwame Spearman are running neck and neck for the seat, and either will be a great improvement over current conditions if they stick to their pledges to...
Editorial: Fact checking the dubious Proposition HH claims
Sneaky mailers that imitate an official notice from the government opposing Proposition HH, arrived in mailboxes last week, claiming that the ballot question, if voters say yes, would take away...
Editorial: The Denver Post’s endorsement on Proposition II
A quirk of the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights requires that even if voters agree to a tax increase — in this case about $176 million in new tobacco and nicotine...
Editorial: Hamas attack should be recognized as an act of terrorism
There should be no debate over the language we use to describe Hamas and its depraved Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
Endorsement: The Denver Post’s position on Proposition HH
Proposition HH will reduce property taxes will ensuring schools are fully funded with a slight increase in income taxes. Here's The Denver Post editorial board's endorsement on this complex issue.
Editorial: Rep. Tim Hernández shouldn’t stay silent on the murder, rape and torture of innocent Israelis
Newly appointed Colorado state Rep. Tim Hernández clarified that he was rallying for support of Palestinians and not for Hamas on the west steps of the Colorado State Capitol only...
Editorial: Congress is no longer even limping forward
The United States Congress – a powerful legislative body tasked with keeping our country running -- has been limping along for almost exactly a decade, held back by an extremist...
¶¶Ňőap: In a slap to nearby residents, Colorado will let 18 manufacturers pay to continue to pollute
Our takeaway from the commissioners’ loopholes is that they don’t believe Ruiz and the countless stories from people who live near major polluters. These stories are that their children suffer...
Editorial: Polis’ new free preschool needs immediate fixes
While the rollout of universal preschool in Colorado sounds good in theory, in practice, preschools are sounding alarm bells about under-enrollment, equity concerns, disabled children unable to get services, and...
Editorial: Growing conflicts around bike lanes are a sign something isn’t working
Odds are you have seen a horrific crash on one of your neighborhood streets. Denver’s roads are not safe. And 145 miles of new or improved bike lanes don't seem...