June 11, 2021
Experts:
As the 2021 Colorado Legislative Session comes to a close, many are wondering what exactly changed with the Colorado public option health care proposal from when it was first introduced in 2020. After publishing 8 reports, 3 rounds of testimony, and over a dozen meetings with legislators, Common Sense Institute’s work has led the way in helping impact the debate and deliver the facts on the Colorado public option health care proposal…leading to lots of changes
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