LUNDBERG REPORT

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November 14, 2026

1. Defending 134 and 135

2. How Could Texas Go So Far So Fast?

3. Hageman Calls for New Laws in Final Session

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. Defending 134 and 135

Before 134 and 135 officially becomes law in Colorado some Colorado officials are calling for either “tweaking” or outright repealing them. Lets start with Erin’s analysis of their logic, found in her X post (click her picture or here).

The bottom line is we are not finished. It is going to take a huge effort on our part to insure that girls are protected from males in their locker rooms and on their playing fields and children are no longer experimented on by unscrupulous doctors who are willing to chop off their healthy body parts in obeisance to the trans ideology.

I know this is harsh terminology, but I must put it in the graphic terms that these practices deserve. And we must never give up in demanding the laws of Colorado put a stop to this madness.

Here, here and here are more comments from Erin that I recommend you read and or watch.

2. How Could Texas Go So Far So Fast?

The numbers are stunning. In 2020 Joe Biden got millions more votes than in any other presidential election and now the same pattern can be seen in the Texas 2026 election. Here is a report that askes some hard questions about this strange phenomena.

Hmmmm…… I’ve seen this before and I have been sounding the alarm for decades. Elections must be accurate and transparent, but they are not. We must demand better. Our Republic depends upon it.

3. Hageman Calls for New Laws in Final Session

In last week’s report I called on the Republican majority in Congress to pass all they can in their final session before the other party takes control. Here is Wyoming’s member of the House and just elected senator calling on essentially the same thing. I trust all Republicans will get on board.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

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or Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

As the executive director for the Republican Study Committee of Colorado, I am working to keep this organization a powerful voice for conservative values in the Colorado legislature. We are a non-profit 501(c)4 organization, relying on contributions (which are not tax-deductible).

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

November 7, 2026

1. What now?

2. Pass the SAVE Act!

3. A Peek at 2027

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. What now?

This week reminds me of the opening line in Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.”

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”

In the 2026 election the conservative Red Wall was breached by radical extremists. For at least the next two years our nation will be in jeopardy of political chaos and government overreach that could sap our nation’s strength and prosperity. This new paradigm will seriously compromise citizen’s and families’ freedom to live and thrive.

This threat to our state and nation has been facilitated by a bizarre coalition of extreme ideological opposites. It has sometimes been called the red-green coalition, first defined as radical socialists and hard-line environmentalists. However, that title has now morphed into an alliance of communists and seventh-century fanatics, many of whom have now been elected to positions of great political power.

That’s the bad news. But at the same time three propositions, diametrically opposed to this political insanity, passed in the now deep blue state of Colorado.

The current sentiments in the electorate significantly eroded the final vote, as we were hopeful that 133, 134 and 135 would pass by even higher margins. But the fact remains that We the People stood against these adverse political winds, overwhelming lopsided campaign funding and a mainstream media that did all it could to minimize the truth and the significance of these three key issues.

Protect Kids Colorado (PKC) has shown a better way that is really the same path that our nation’s founders cut 250 years ago.

We took straightforward, common-sense issues. Issues that shouldn’t be seen as left-right or Republican-Democrat issues, and gave them political strength with thousands of everyday citizens who mobilized to make them a legal reality in Colorado. Another key component was churches, at least a thousand churches who stepped up to engage in this vital public discussion.

What now?

We must spread this nascent movement of We the People far and wide. Common sense citizens who are willing to resist the radical ideas that threaten our land. When we work together by standing for basic principles of decency and freedom we win.

PKC proved it can even be done in deep blue Colorado. Now it is up to all of us to defend what we have started in Colorado and make this an ongoing national reality in all 50 states.

2. Pass the SAVE Act!

In January the left takes over the Congress, but don’t forget the lame duck session for the remainder of 2026.

If the Republicans are smart they will use these next few weeks to blunt the damage that the new majority in Congress is sure to create.

First, pass the SAVE Act to protect the 2028 election from some of the abuses that are far too possible with today’s election laws. If the SAVE Act was made the law of the land, the new majority next year will not be able to repeal it without a veto proof majority, which they won’t have.

Then apply the same logic to any other measure that we will need to keep the GOP agenda on track. The Republican majority, which still holds the gavel for the rest of 2026, must not be timid. The House and the Senate Republicans must pull themselves together to pass all the legislation they can to protect the American people from the hard left which is about to take control for at least the next two years.

The biggest roadblock, of course, has been in the Senate.

The Senate leadership needs to understand that things will inevitably get very ugly next year. The Democrats will eliminate the 60% cloture rule as soon as it gets in their way. The current Republican majority should accept that reality and dispense with the 60% colture rule now to salvage what we can for the coming hard times in ’27 and ’28.

I urge all conservative patriots to put this question to Senate Majority Leader Thune and House Speaker Johnson. The election is over, but their work is not done, not until the gavels are handed over next January.

3. A Peek at 2027

Here, here, here, here, here, here and here is a sobering peek at 2027. However, for the Musk link, remember that he is giving predictions for the 2028 elections. We still have the President’s veto pen for the next two years.

Buckle up, it is about to get very bumpy.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

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Meeting ID: 860 8625 8574
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or Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 31, 2026

1. Vote Yes for 133, 134, and 135

2. My Recommendations

3. Is the Democrat Candidate in CD5 a Citizen of Maryland?

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. Vote Yes for 133, 134, and 135

With mere days to go, I continue to encourage every citizen to vote, and particularly, vote yes for propositions 133, 134 and 135.

It is not a big surprize that the left opposes these common sense measures, as their policies contain very little respect for the basic moral principles upon which our nation was founded. In this election year it has become more clear than ever before. Far too many candidates on the left are showing their true colors that support atheistic Marxism and a fundamental disregard for the immutable truths found in the Declaration of Independence.

Propositions 133, 134 and 135 are the lines in the sand that we have drawn that demonstrate the stark differences between wholesome conservative values and the left’s radical agenda. And the left has thrown millions of dollars against these straight forward propositions with nothing but lies and distortions.

Please help us stand against this tide of deception. Help us show a better way with an overwhelming vote of support for propositions 133, 134 and 135.

We at Protect Kids Colorado are grateful for the thousands of citizens that made these propositions a reality for Colorado’s 2026 ballot. Again, please get everyone to vote, vote yes for propositions 133, 134 and 135.

2. My Recommendations

One more time, here are my recommendations for all of the questions on the statewide ballot:

For candidates, vote strictly Republican. The other major party has failed in just about every category and I see no reason to feed that beast in any way. It is also important to support the governor’s race. Major party status is maintained through the vote totals for governor.

For judges I generally vote no because:1. Whereas many judges are doing the best they can, overall the Colorado court system, especially at the highest levels, is known for politically biased decisions (look at the effort to keep Trump off of the ballot in 2024, which SCOTUS soundly rejected). 2. Usually about 70% of the votes are yes, to retain the judges. If a judge has been particularly bad, it would be hard to not retain that judge if we who know little about their record all automatically vote yes. 3. Not one judge received a single negative vote by the judicial review commission. I find that to be a suspiciously perfect record which gives the voter zero meaningful information.

For the ballot questions I shall be as brief as possible.

Amendment 81, yes. We must override Colorado’s leadership that refuses to cooperate with proper border enforcement.

Amendment 82, yes. Natural gas must not be banned by any political body or leader.

Amendment 83, yes. Hunting and fishing needs this constitutional protection to guard against those who would have us all eating veggie burgers and crickets.

Amendment 84, yes. This is a meaningful step toward true election integrity.

Amendment 85, no. I have watched the Title Board too many times to think they have the capacity and/or political will to actually abide by this straightforward requirement. The political factors for the Title Board override their constitutional duties whenever there is an issue of consequence and I am sure they will abuse this common sense concept to make ballot titles longer, more cumbersome and even more difficult to understand.

Amendment 86, no. The only substantial change that this does to redistricting is to create a way to redistrict more than once every ten years. That is actually a recipe for more political shenanigans in redistricting, not less.

Amendment 87, no. Flat taxes work, graduated taxes tell high earners to leave the state. 87 is also not indexed to inflation so more and more taxpayers will find inflation pushing them into higher tax brackets.

Proposition NN, no NO. TABOR busting big government boondoggle.

Proposition 132, yes. Fentanyl is dangerous and must be stopped.

Proposition 133, yes. Child sex trafficking is dangerous and should not be tolerated in Colorado.

Proposition 134, yes. This is a common sense requirement that biological men should not be allowed into women’s sports and women’s spaces.

Proposition 135, yes. Cutting healthy body parts off of children has no place in Colorado.

Proposition 136, yes. We the People must reaffirm the flat income tax (until income tax is eliminated).

Proposition 137, no. Another TABOR busting big government boondoggle.

Front Range Rail District 7A, no. Another TABOR busting boondoggle.

For more information on TABOR specifics click here.

For more information about Propositions 133, 134 and 135 click here.

3. Is the Democrat Candidate in CD5 a Citizen of Maryland?

In a late-breaking story a significant issue has emerged as the Democrat candidate for Colorado’s Fifth Congressional district (Colorado Springs) is probably not a resident, and therefore not a citizen of Colorado (according to Fourteenth Amendment terminology). To get the full story click here.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

Here is the link and passcode:

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Meeting ID: 860 8625 8574
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or Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 24, 2026

1. PKC Propositions 133, 134, and 135

2. More Election Observations

3. Bend Oregon

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. PKC Propositions 133, 134, and 135

Ten days.

Please continue promoting 133, 134, and 135. Speak up where you can. Display yard signs at your house, on your car (put yard signs in the windows, write messages on your back window and wave the signs on busy street corners when you can. Make sure your church is encouraging everyone to vote. Many people all across the state are busy spreading the word. The media cannot ignore it and even the detractors are reporting, but if they aren’t getting the facts straight, straighten them out.

Thank you for getting us this far. Now, in these final days, when undecided voters finally make their decisions, please join us in this final sprint to November 3.

BTW, here is a good piece, published in the Denver Post that we didn’t expect to see. And here and here are a couple of recent stories from a national and international perspective on the trans issue.

2. More Election Observations

As published in previous reports, my recommendations for the 2026 ballot can be found here.

In the Aurora area Danielle Lammon is running against gun grabbing Tom Sullivan for Senate District 27. I wish her all the best in her effort to unseat this Democrat who has been chipping away at our Second Amendment rights for several years.

The Democrat candidate for attorney general got a bit hot (and a lot of boos) at a debate with the Republican candidate, Michael Allen. This is a race where Colorado needs a serious attorney, not a hot headed political operative.

Also, I must correct a bad rumor. Some have been circulating a list of people who have supposedly endorsed Greg Lopez for governor as an unaffiliated candidate. I am on that list, but that is not correct. I have not endorsed Greg Lopez for governor as an unaffiliated candidate. I requested that a retraction be made, but have not yet seen it.

3. Bend Oregon

When seconds count a good guy with a gun is always better than a dozen phone calls to 911, where the police are only minutes (or longer) away.

Remember Bend, Oregon, where a dad coming home for lunch heard some gun fire at his children’s elementary school and didn’t hesitate to stop the killer.

Here in Colorado our legislature and governor have done as much as they can to harm children and protect the killers by disarming as many good guys as possible. It is one more reason why we need to do all we can to vote out of office everyone associated with the current political leadership in Colorado.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

Here is the link and passcode:

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Meeting ID: 860 8625 8574
Passcode: 012057

or Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 17, 2026

1. YES, YES, YES for PKC Propositions

2. Election Observations

3. California Has Been Warned

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. YES, YES, YES for PKC Propositions

Just say yes to 133, 134 and 135!

If we get an overwhelming approval on November 3 these three propositions could change the political trajectory of Colorado. It would be a line in the sand that clearly shows the moral bankruptcy of our current political leadership at the state capitol. I beleive a strong yes vote for the propositions will put the political powers on the left on notice that their time at the political helm is drawing to a close.

Here is a stark example of how absurd it is to allow men in women’s sports, and yet the Left continues to blindly move forward with their bankrupt ideology (who are spending millions to try to defeat the PKC propositions).

Ivoterguide.com has zeroed in on PKC’s propositions and here is a handy information tool they created for to find out more about the candidates on your individual ballot.

2. Election Observations

Here are some observations worth considering from Sean Page about this year’s ballot questions.

3. California Has Been Warned

Here is an interesting demand the Justice Department has handed to California election officials. I trust the DOJ will follow through and enforce these common sense requirements.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

Here is the link and passcode:

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Meeting ID: 860 8625 8574
Passcode: 012057

For Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 14, 2026 – Special Election Report

1. Your Church and the PKC Propositions

2. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

1. Your Church and the PKC Propositions

With less than three weeks to go before the end of voting every effort must be made to get citizens to turn in their ballots.

For Protect Kids Colorado’s propositions 133, 134 and 135 hundreds of churches across the state have been helping to encourage their members to vote. One remarkable example is Flatirons Church, where Pastor Jim Bergen delivered a passionate sermon last Sunday, urging his church to support 133, 134 and 135. Here is a short clip (less than 5 minutes) I recommend you watch.

Please pass this on to your church leadership and encourage them to help us spread the word. In addition to mentioning the propositions from the pulpit, here is a bulletin insert and listed below are some short video clips that can be shown during service announcements.

The opposition is spending millions of dollars to defeat these common sense measures!

Thank you for all you are doing to help in these final days.

2. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

I put my 2026 ballot recommendations on a separate page of my website so you can send the link to others. Please pass this link on to everyone! The link is: https://kevinlundberg.com/my-recommendations-for-the-2026-ballot/

For Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 10, 2026

1. PKC Propositions are Front and Center for the 2026 Ballot

2. Major SCOTUS Case in Our Backyard

3. No Moderates for Sharia Law

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. PKC Propositions are Front and Center for the 2026 Ballot

Click here for my ballot recommendations.

Voting has begun and Protect Kids Colorado’s propositions are front and center in much of the debates. At every political event I attend the propositions and protecting kids are vital parts of the conversations. Dozens of candidates from across the state have officially endorsed propositions 133, 134 and135. Requests from media come our way every day. One national video network, Real America’s Voice (RAV) has made the propositions a major theme across much of their programming.

And the opposition is growing in intensity. They have raised about ten times as much money as what we have to work with and I am sure we will see a lot of media come out of that. However, we have raised an army of volunteers. These everyday moms and dads are independently doing what they can to spread the truth.

Here is an interesting contrast. There are two videos in this link. Please watch the second one first. It is the opposition and was originally posted by Libs of TikTok. They are giving their best effort to make the propositions sound like bad ideas, but it doesn’t work very well. The first clip in this link is a parody of this opposition piece, as three people pretty much go through the same script, but they give the true picture of what these issues are all about. I found these two videos to be very instructive and a bit entertaining.

BTW, did you see what happened in Brazil’s recent election? I see the tide turning in the right direction…

Finally, here are the Colorado candidates who have already endorsed 133,134 and 135. If your favorite candidates are not yet on this list, ask them to sign up ASAP at ProtectKidsColorado.org.

Adriana Cuva	Colorado House	District 18	—	Signer
Allison Madrigal	Colorado House	District 38	—	Signer
Amy Parks	Colorado House	District 51	—	Signer
Annette Budd	County Clerk and Recorder	—	Arapahoe	Signer
Ava Flanell	Colorado House	District 14	—	Signer
Brad Hunt	County Coroner	—	Archuleta	Signer
Brady Fowler	County Commissioner	—	Gilpin	Signer
Brandi Bradley	Colorado House	District 39	Douglas	Signer
Brenda Diehl	County Treasurer	—	Gilpin	Signer
Brenda Miller	Colorado House	District 21	—	Signer
Carl Schuldies	County Commissioner	District 2	Arapahoe	Signer
Carlos Barron	Colorado House	District 48	—	Signer
Chris Richardson	Colorado House	District 56	—	Signer
Christopher Buono	Eagle County Assessor	—	Eagle	Signer
Christy Peterson	U.S. House	Congressional District 1	—	Signer
Chuck Broerman	County Treasurer	—	El Paso	Signer
Clinton Porter	Colorado House	District 40	—	Signer
Corey Marshall	Colorado Senate	District 8	—	Signer
Craig Sullivan	Colorado House	District 34	—	Signer
Dana Charles	Colorado Senate	District 3	—	Signer
Daniel Frick	Colorado House	District 53	—	Signer
Danielle Lammon	Colorado Senate	District 27	—	Signer
Dusty Johnson	Colorado House	District 63	—	Signer
Fred Espinoza	Colorado State Board of Education	District 1	—	Signer
Gabe Evans	US Congress District 8	District 8	—	Signer
Greg Haitz	County Treasurer	—	Mesa	Signer
Greg Lopez	Governor	—	—	Signer
Jake Bockenfeld	County Commissioner	—	Douglas	Signer
Jake Savala	Colorado Springs City Council	District 2	El Paso	Signer
James Wiley	Colorado Secretary of State	—	—	Signer
Jarvis Caldwell	Colorado House	District 20	—	Signer
Jeff Crank	U.S. House	Congressional District 5	—	Signer
Jesse Lind	County Assessor	—	Arapahoe	Signer
Jill Haffley	Colorado House	District 16	—	Signer
Jill Thompson	Colorado House	District 37	—	Signer
John Carson	Colorado State Senate	District 30	—	Signer
Johnnie Turnidge	Parker Town Council	—	—	Signer
Karen Hoopes	County Clerk and Recorder	—	Adams	Signer
Kathleen Balfour	County Assessor	—	Gilpin	Signer
Kelly Dennison	U.S. House	Congressional District 2	—	Signer
Ken DeGraaf	Colorado House	District 22	—	Signer
Kevin Edling	County Sheriff	—	Arapahoe	Signer
Kristin Williams	Parker Town Council	—	—	Signer
Kristopher Johnson	Colorado House	District 24	—	Signer
Larry Don Suckla	Colorado House	District 58	—	Signer
Levon Stilson	Colorado Senate	District 11	—	Signer
Lori Garcia Sander	Colorado House	District 65	—	Signer
Mark Baisley	US Senate	—	—	Signer
Mark Herzfeld	Colorado House	District 25	—	Signer
Matt Alexander	Colorado House	District 60	—	Signer
Matt Smith	Castle Rock Town Council	District 3	Douglas	Signer
Max Brooks	Colorado House	District 45	Douglas	Signer
Michael Sheperek	Colorado House	District 49	—	Signer
Michelle Lee	Colorado House	District 32	—	Signer
Naomi Riess	Colorado House	District 59	—	Signer
Nate Marsh	Colorado House	District 43	—	Signer
Pat Miller	Colorado Senate	District 17	—	Signer
Paul E. Nelson	Colorado House	District 36	—	Signer
Paul Kohlhoff	Colorado Senate	District 25	—	Signer
Paul Poston	Clerk and Recorder	—	Jefferson	Signer
Pricella Tiegen	Colorado House	District 15	—	Signer
Rebecca Winegar	Colorado House	District 3	—	Signer
Rich Mancuso	Colorado Senate	District 20	—	Signer
Rob Woodward	Colorado Senate	District 15	—	Signer
Robert Chew	United States Senate	—	—	Signer
Robert McKenna	Colorado Senate	District 29	—	Signer
Rod Pelton	Colorado State Senate	District 35	—	Signer
Russ Andrews	Colorado House	District 57	—	Signer
Scott Shamblin	Colorado House	District 61	—	Signer
Scott Slaugh	Colorado House	District 64	—	Signer
Sherri Wright	Colorado State Board of Education	District 3	—	Signer
Sheryl Hewlett	Treasurer/Public Trustee	—	Elbert	Signer
Sonda “Sunny” Banka	County Commissioner	District 5	Arapahoe	Signer
Steven Barton	Colorado State Board of Education	District 7	—	Signer
Teddy Collins	Colorado Senate	District 4	—	Signer
Terri Carver	Colorado Senate	District 9	—	Signer
Tim Bennett	US Congress District 7	District 7	—	Signer
Ty Winter	Colorado House	District 47	—	Signer
Veanessa Burbage	CU Regent	Congressional District 6	—	Signer
Victor Marx	Governor	—	—	Signer
Wendy Sacks	Eagle County Commissioner	—	Eagle	Signer

2. Major SCOTUS Case in Our Backyard

Last week the US Supreme Court heard the oral arguments for a case that has the potential of disrupting our entire culture, and it is coming from Colorado’s Boulder County. The county is suing the oil refinery, Suncor, on the North side of Denver, for hurting the citizens in Boulder County. Not because of specific toxic fumes spraying over the county. In fact the prevailing winds blow away from Boulder County and that is not the point. Boulder is suing because they claim the oil and gas industry is causing climate change and therefore they must pay the county for damages.

The Suncor refinery attorney told the court: “If Boulder’s claims are allowed to go forward, some 90,000 municipalities across the country will have the ability to make national and international energy policy by asking juries to impose catastrophic damages on selected fossil fuel producers,” And the 90.000 number is actually understating the problem of the suit, for any business in the chain of extracting, refining and delivering oil and gas could be sued.

Not really mentioning the highly questionable claim that the citizens of Boulder County are actually being harmed by any climate changes that are occuring, or that the CO2 that results from the combustion of oil and gas is the actual source of that climate change, if this suit is allowed to go forward it could cripple this vital industry that our modern world needs to function.

This use of lawfare, if allowed to continue is literally more dangerous than any other physical threat our nation and culture is facing. I have always considered the Left’s ideas to be a bit foolish and unhinged, but Boulder County is playing with a cultural suicide pact of astounding and unprecidented hubris.

I trust SCOTUS will know what to do with this case. I am grateful for the court’s majority, but in this case it ought to be a unanimous smackdown.

3. No Moderates for Sharia Law

This X post is a vivid example of how Sharia law is not compatible with the foundational principles of our Constitution. Click here for more information on this growing threat to our nation and our culture.

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

Here is the link and passcode:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86086258574?pwd=sn9VP4XYSpicSdlokglNx7sJqFSn2y.1

Meeting ID: 860 8625 8574
Passcode: 012057

For Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 7, 2026 Special Election Report

1. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

2. Blue Book Problems With Prop 135

3. Erin Lee on Bannon’s War Room

1. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

The ballots are now in the hands of the citizens. The election has begun. For these final days of the election I will be sending out special reports to keep up with many late-breaking developments. Here are a few items of which I want you to be aware right now.

2. Blue Book Problems With Prop 135

I reported on this earlier, but here is my final report on how the Blue Book has cast a very negative light on Proposition 135, as was just published in the Rocky Mountain Voice.

3. Erin Lee on Bannon’s War Room

Yesterday Erin Lee was on Steve Bannon’s War Room program, explaining how the Left is trying to defeat Propositions 133, 134 and 135. It is only 3 1/2 minutes long. Please watch this important report on what we are up against.

For Life and Liberty!

Kevin Lundberg
fmr Colorado State Senator

Donations can be sent to: Republican Study Committee of Colorado, P.O. Box 378, Berthoud, CO 80513

October 3, 2026

1. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

2. Sobering Counsel for the US House Budget Committee

3. The Ultimate War

4. Breakfast Club Zoom Call on Monday

1. My Recommendations for the 2026 Ballot

This week the ballots are in the mail in Larimer County and elsewhere around the state. Here are my recommendations.

For judges I generally vote no because: 1. Whereas many judges are doing the best they can, overall the Colorado court system, especially at the highest levels, is known for politically biased decisions (look at the effort to keep Trump off of the ballot in 2024, which SCOTUS soundly rejected). 2. Usually about 70% of the votes are yes, to retain the judges. If a judge has been particularly bad, it would be hard to not retain that judge if we who know little about their record all automatically vote yes. 3. Not one judge received a single negative vote by the judicial review commission. I find that to be a suspiciously perfect record which gives the voter zero meaningful information.