
October 3, 2012
Diane Mitsch Bush
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Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush: Clearing up Senate Bill 252
There is misinformation about the amended, final Senate Bill 252. Let me share what I know from my research and outreach, which led me to demand changes to the bill.
Colorado House passes controversial renewable energy mandate bill
A controversial bill that increases renewable energy mandates for rural electricity cooperatives was approved by the Colorado House of Representatives on Tuesday.
Talk by legislators of repealing Amendment 64
State Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush, D-Steamboat Springs, said Friday that she would not support a measure that could result in recreational marijuana once again being criminalized.
State Rep. Mitsch Bush insists on changes to renewable energy bill
State Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush said she told her fellow Transportation and Energy Committee members she wanted to see changes to Senate Bill 13-252 because she is concerned about the impact on rural households, schools and businesses.
Mitsch Bush bill would require Colorado energy companies to report smaller oil spills
In addition to requiring earlier reporting of spills leading to faster response times, Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush said, the bill would establish a track record for operators.
Routt and Moffat county sheriffs say they won't, and can't, enforce new Colorado gun laws
Wiggins and Jantz maintain the legislation passed by Colorado's House and Senate won't keep guns out of the hands of criminals and instead will punish law-abiding citizens. Both sheriffs said Tuesday that gun control has been the No. 1 concern of their constituents in recent months, and that every email, phone call and comment they have heard is from residents who oppose gun control legislation.
Mitsch Bush, state Democrats approve gun control legislation
Yampa Valley gun enthusiasts may have a few new hoops to jump through after legislators in the Colorado House of Representatives passed four new gun control bills Monday. It went down almost exactly as one local lawmaker predicted.
State Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush holds first town hall with Routt County constituents
There was no shortage of hot topics to discuss Sunday during freshman State Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush's first town hall meeting Sunday with her constituents here in Steamboat Springs.
Steamboat briefs: Crash still being investigated that closed US Highway 40
A car crash Saturday morning on U.S. Highway 40 between Steamboat Springs and Hayden still is under investigation by the Colorado State Patrol this week.
State Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush sponsors bill to keep Colorado avalanche center where it belongs
When freshman State Rep. Mitsch Bush stood up to testify before the Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources Committee, she came with props — her own avalanche transceiver and shovel.
Colorado House Dems plan to introduce bills to improve economy
New House Majority Leader Dickey Lee Hullinghorst told the Steamboat Today on Thursday that tackling economic issues is her party's top priority for the upcoming legislative session.
Steamboat Springs lawmaker Diane Mitsch Bush gets committee assignments
The freshman lawmaker will serve on the Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources Committee as well as the Transportation and Energy Committee at the Capitol in Denver.
Routt County Democrats start search for new county commissioner
The Routt County Democratic Party on Sunday officially started its search to find a county commissioner candidate to replace Diane Mitsch Busch, the representative-elect for House District 26.
Former Steamboat councilmen Ivancie, Brenner eyeing open District 3 commissioner spot
Routt Democratic Chairwoman Catherine Carson says “There are absolutely zero favorites and zero frontrunners” for the Board of Commissioners' District 3 seat being vacated by House District 26 representative-elect Diane Mitsch Buh.
Democratic state legislators rare in Northwest Colorado
When Dick Soash was elected state senator in 1976, it was the first time a local Democrat held the seat since Republican rancher Charlie Murphy wrestled the seat away from Steamboat’s "Preachin’" Bob Norvell in 1928.
Mitsch Bush wins Colorado House seat
Mitsch Bush beat Republican opponent Chuck McConnell with 55 percent of the vote.
Steamboat residents campaign for legislature in Eagle County
Diane Mitsch Bush and Chuck McConnell are from Steamboat Springs, which raises the question of how well they are coming across in Eagle County, the only other county besides Routt in House District 26.
Diane Mitsch Bush: Working across the partisan divide
I will cultivate our common ground, ditch the partisan bickering and heated ideological rhetoric and work earnestly across the partisan divide and the Continental Divide to make a better Colorado.
Election Guide 2012: Diane Mitsch Bush
Diane Mitsch Bush is running for the Colorado House District 26 seat
Routt County candidates speak out about business issues
Business issues from the need to support lone eagles to the role of government in economic development got a close look Wednesday when the Steamboat Pilot & Today hosted local candidates.
House District 26 candidates spar over importance of oil and gas to economy
Chuck McConnell says "Oil and gas creates jobs today — these are high-paying jobs," while Diane Mitsch Bush counters that "Research and experience show small businesses are the job creators."

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