City Cast Denver What Are Coloradans Thinking? Plus, Fake Snow, Rent Algorithms, and Bennet vs. Weiser
Nov 25, 2025
Justine Sandoval, a green chile and politics correspondent, joins for a lively discussion on Colorado's political landscape and current community issues. They delve into a recent poll revealing Coloradans' reluctance to discuss politics, attributing it to polarization and fatigue. Justine also tackles the contentious debate around rent algorithms and their impact on housing affordability, all while sharing insights on the implications for local elections, including the gubernatorial race involving Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser.
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Late Snow Makes Climate Feel Immediate
- Denver's lack of early snow is making climate change feel immediate and alarming to residents.
- Hosts link late snowfall to shifting political attention and personal anxiety about climate impacts.
People Are Avoiding Political Talk
- More Coloradans report avoiding political conversations with friends than last year.
- Hosts attribute this to polarization, fatigue, and people prioritizing daily needs over debate.
Be Authentic When Meeting Voters
- When talking to diverse voters, stay true to your core beliefs and speak respectfully.
- Justine recommends listening but not altering your message to appease every person.