• Denver Public Schools - Voters have low level of awareness - December 2007
• An analysis of the failure of a domestic partnership initiative in the 2006 election. / January 2007
  
• Is improvement of Democrats fortunes in the West a cyclical short-term event or sign of deeper changes? AAPOR newsletter
• Colorado has had some transportation funding victories the last decade, but none were easy. Governor Ritter will need to be persistent. / May 2007
• Amendment 40 challenged the Colorado judiciary. It nearly passed. More can be expected. / May 2007
• The change of political power in Denver doesn’t change the need to solve the state’s water problems / March 2007
• Few recoveries demonstrate the breadth of the Democratic comeback better than Al Gore becoming a Hollywood star with his global warming film, An Inconvenient Truth. / January 2007
• Pollsters meet in San Francisco; Ciruli describes Colorado as moving to the political center
• Governor-elect Ritter's water agenda / December 2006
• Colorado goes from red to blue in four years-Floyd Ciruli analysis of 2006 election / November 2006
• Metro polls give insight into conservation, commitment to save water / February 2006
• Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper on top of favorability rating among likely voters / July 2006
• Although political leaders, including Gov. Bill Owens, support TABOR reform, a new poll of southern Colorado residents shows little voter support / April 2005
• War in Iraq is mistake, but don't remove troops / April 2005
• Personal retirement accounts have little support in Colorado / March 2005
• Americans more divided politically as Bush focuses on foreign policy / March 2005
• Colorado Election 2006 - Is Colorado shifting to the center of the political spectrum, producing a more competitive political atmosphere? / November 2005
• National polls show Americans are concerned about immigration. Ciruli analyzes the issue / November 2005
• Despite widespread leadership support, Referenda C&D will be tough sells to voters / October 2005
• Southern Colorado residents support studies to enlarge Pueblo and Turquoise reservoirs, but oppose some aspects of proposed legislation / April 2005
• Coloradans feeling better about direction of state / February 2005
• Voters identify an array of issues for Legislature to deal with.
• Colorado a swing state?
• Ciruli pegs the trends — political and social — that will shape the coming 2005.
• "The Scientific and Cultural Facilities District: Analysis of Voting, Registration and Census Data," is available at polls@ciruli.com.
• Ciruli outlines the political hot buttons that will take center stage in the 2004
• Attacks on media bias damaging / July 2004
• 10 years after the anti-gay rights Amendment 2 passed in Colorado to widespread astonishment / May 2004
• Several western states are poised to make an impact on the upcoming Democrat presidential nomination. / September 2003
• A statewide survey of educational choice issues in Colorado / April 2003
• Floyd Ciruli explains the factors and trends defining the new era in water politics / January 2003
• Public opinion mixed as lawmakers debate school vouchers.
• Colorado Election 2002 - mid-term elections were very good to Colorado Republicans.
• Regime change in Denver city government
• How the terrorists attacks of Sept. 11 shattered America's sense of security
• Close races challenge to pollsters.
• Democrats’ one-vote majority at risk as 2002 election battle heats up.
• Colorado key to national race / October 2002
• Taxpayers Bear Tax Burden with Frustration, Mistrust of Government
• President Bush's approval rating has soared among Coloradans since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Ins and Outs for the New Year 2002
• Financial study confirms Amendment 23 is having huge immediate and long-term impacts on the state budget.
• In-state senate reapportionment, Democrats have the smallest and Republicans the largest districts.
• Voters Want Special Session on Growth
• Americans are shifting their defense interests to include Asia.
• Colorado congressional incumbents watching redistricting with concern.
• Growth, Transportation and Public Opinion
• Democrat control making waves in 2001 legislature
• Colorado gains its 7th Congressional seat: Andrews, Coffman, Evans among those in the running
• Amendment 23 - School Funding
• The 6th Congressional Race will be both high-profile and expensive
• Watering the Growth Capital of the USA
• Anti-tax activist Doug Bruce is back with a new tax reduction proposal
• Preview of Presidential Election 2000
• Primary Results Strengthen Conservatives and Position Parties to Battle for Control of State Senate
• Public says Patsy Ramsey or both parents most likely killers
• The April 22, U.S. Marshall's removal of Elian Gonzales from his Miami relatives created a firestorm of public commentary
• School Grades - It's time to start grading public schools
• Presidential Primary Survey March 2000
• RTD and roads win big with voters willing to pay to get there faster.
• The powerful economic impacts of arts and culture.
• Understanding why Denver voters support their zoo and art museum. (Full 1999 election analysis)
• How Coloradans want to spend their lottery money.
• Western leaders and the region’s “anti-political ways”
• State's Internet Use Outpaces the country
• Report on Great Outdoors Colorado-Strategic Plan Summary
• GOCO Strategic Plan Update
• Coloradoans place high value on wildlife
• April 1999 Denver election poll April 1999
• The Culture of Opposition
• RTD - Never a Smooth Ride With Voters
• Coloradoans Buck Democratic Trend: Voters Launch New GOP Era
• Projecting scenarios for Colorado at the turn of the century: Environmental Scan
• Public Wants Transit, But Not At Any Price
• Western States Share Dilemma on Growth
• Ins and Outs of the New Economy
• Colorado Gov. Bill Owens riding high on job approval ratings.

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