Analysis by the Denver Post finds Colorado’s new Red Flag law is working.
Colorado’s Newest Gun Law One Year Later
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Guns in a Time of Covid
During 2020 gun sales surged, and so did gun violence
Giving Up Your Guns
Do you — or someone you know — want to get rid of your guns? We’ll tell you how.
2020 General Election Results
How did the 2020 election affect gun violence prevention efforts in Colorado?
Gun Violence in Colorado: Update
El Paso and Dayton One year ago this week, 23 people were shot and killed in El Paso by a white supremacist. The shootings were followed shortly thereafter by a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, which resulted in nine deaths. Last year, the comedian and talk-show host Trevor Noah discussed a number of suggested “root
Summer of Gun Violence
July 15 newsletter
Summer of Gun VIolence
Colorado’s Extreme Risk Protection Orders Protecting Families
Colorado’s latest gun violence prevention law is working
Large-Capacity Magazine Ban Upheld by Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Large-Capacity Magazine Ban
Colorado Ranks 20th in the Nation on Gun Deaths
A new analysis by States United to Prevent Gun Violence, of which Colorado Ceasefire is a member group, finds that Colorado ranks 20th among states in the rate of gun deaths. The report also found that while suicides comprise the largest portion of Colorado’s gun deaths, gun homicides rose 52 percent over a ten year
How do Colorado Candidates for U.S. Senate Stand on Guns?
Voters will choose a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in June by mail-in ballot. The winner of that race will face the Republican Incumbent, Sen. Cory Gardner on November 3rd. Democratic Primary (June 30, 2020) Twenty Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate have been reduced to just two, Andrew Romanoff and John Hickenlooper. The vote between
