This is not a drill. It's time to make phone calls, send emails, write letters and most importantly - be heard. We can not allow this attack on Colorado's working class to pass.

Colorado Wage Cutters Tracker: tinyurl.com/36uh8nvr

Even before Senator Amabile became a Senator, back in 2016, she spoke with Colorado Business for a Fair Minimum Wage as a business owner and declared: "Raising the minimum wage is good for business."

Sadly, Sen. Judy Amabile doesn't agree with Business Owner Judy Amabile.

Senator Judy Amabile was asked by the Boulder Weekly in their 2024 questionnaire for candidates: Do you support local efforts to increase the minimum wage? She answered: Yes.

Apparently in 2025 that doesn't apply to tipped workers.

Sen. Amabile recently answered a question about the economy in the Yellow Scene Magazine 2024 Election Guide.

This was part of her answer: "We should have local control over minimum wage, and wages have to come up."

Something is not adding up here and it's not about the tips.

The events will feature party leadership and special guests like Lafayette Councilman Tim Barnes (G), visiting:

Boulder
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fort Collins
Grand Junction
Greeley
Pueblo

Details about dates, venues, and volunteer opportunities will be updated at www.cogreens.org.

"We believe in the power of grassroots democracy, & this spring, we're putting those words into action," said Patrick Dillon, Co-chair of the Green Party of Colorado. "Our mission is to create a Colorado that puts people over corporate profits & we do that by demanding a corruption free democracy.”

The initiative seeks to:

- Reconnect with existing members while introducing Green values to new audiences
- Support future Green candidates for local/state offices
- Advance our platform
- Collect petition signatures calling on Gov. Polis to issue a climate emergency

For more information please visit our website: cogreens.org