How conservative dark money groups are influencing the ballot in Colorado this year ...Middle East

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DON’T MISS: Election Day is nearly a week away. Check out The Colorado Sun’s voter guide if you still haven’t cast your ballot. A handful of conservative political nonprofits that don’t disclose their donors have had a big influence on three measures on Colorado’s statewide ballot this year. Their millions of dollars in combined spending may not have previously been known. But a 2022 law now requires the groups, after they spent $5,000 in total in a calendar year on a measure, to disclose any future expenditures over $1,000 on an initiative to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office within 48 hours. It is still unclear who the nonprofits’ funders are. Nonprofits don’t

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