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Congressional Ratings:

National Taxpayers Union ratings of Congress. Colorado delegation:
Name 2007 grade & % 2006 Grade & % 2005 Grade & %
Rep. Perlmutter F 6    
Rep. DeGette F 6 F 14 F 15
Rep. Lamborn A 93    
Rep. Musgrave B+ 83 A 75 A 70
Rep. Salazar, John F 5 D 24 D 26
Rep. Tancredo A 93 A 76 A 80
Rep. Udall, Mark F 5 F 16 F 16
Sen. Allard A 86 A 84 A 80
Sen. Ken Salazar F 9 F 20 F 14

 

Americans for Tax Reform ratings of Congress. Colorado delegation.

Name 2006 % 2005 % 2004 %
Rep. Beauprez 100 92 95
Rep. DeGette 5 8 20
Rep. Hefley 100 96 85
Rep. Musgrave 100 96 95
Rep. Salazar, John 27 21  
Rep. Tancredo 95 88 95
Rep. Udall, Mark 14 12 20
Sen. Allard 95 95 100
Sen. Ken Salazar 10 10  

WHAT'S UP WITH REF C?

HOW MUCH HAS COME IN?

HOW MUCH HAS GONE OUT?

PRESENTED BY 

Natalie Mullis
Economist
Colorado Legislative Council Staff


Natalie MullisNatalie Mullis has been one of the Colorado General Assembly's economists since November 1998.  She received her Masters of Arts in Economics in 1998 and her Bachelors of Arts in Economics, Summa Cum Laude, in 1994.  Both degrees were obtained from the University of Colorado at Boulder.  Natalie's primary job responsibilities include forecasting the Colorado economy, forecasting state government revenue, analyzing the fiscal impacts of legislative bills, and educating legislators and the public about the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, Referendum C, Amendment 23, the Gallagher Amendment, and the state budget.  Natalie has been married for 13 years and has a six-year-old son.

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Worth reading: Moralizing with other people's money, by former Colo. State Treasurer Mark Hillman. Hillman reports on the latest fiscal shenanigans at the State Capitol.

 


2007 CUT Ratings show every Colorado State Representative and State Senator's votes on every major tax or spending bill. See which legislators are the taxpayers' best friends. And which legislators are the best friends of tax consumers--the groups which want more and more of your money to go into their own pockets.


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