Rocky Mountain Voice
Conservative, pro-citizen Colorado news covering elections, parental rights, fiscal accountability, and government oversight.
Rocky Mountain Voice is a right-of-center Colorado digital news outlet launched in late 2023, covering state politics, elections, and policy with a conservative, 'unfiltered, unapologetically pro-Colorado' frame. It was founded by former CU regent and 2022 Republican gubernatorial nominee Heidi Ganahl, who described it as part of a 'Road to Red' effort to help Republicans win in Colorado. Its editor/publisher is Brian Porter, president of the Colorado Press Association board.
Latest posts
CSU professors bragged about making white students uncomfortable — now they’re under federal investigation for creating a ‘hostile learning environment.’ When ‘anti-racism’ becomes open discrimination, the lesson’s gone off the rails. https://t.co/mOyndNgdnw
11mo ago · 405 likes
Colorado is in hot water after a federal audit revealed $1.4B in Medicaid funds were funneled to illegal immigrants — despite federal law. How did it happen? And will taxpayers get their money back? https://t.co/OfzovySM0Y
11mo ago · 1,249 likes
DAY 9 of the Douglas County Dirty Dozen: Douglas County voters were told the bond was an urgent need for schools — but a year later, not a single shovel’s hit the ground. Instead, the district’s closing schools and dodging questions. The scariest thing this Halloween? A https://t.co/uLnVkZnI8b
12mo ago · 417 likes
Deported three times. Arrested for child sex assault in 2020. Back in Colorado—now accused of an I-225 highway shooting. Aurora police say ICE cooperation was key to catching him. https://t.co/ZuIjtyvSgy
1y ago · 281 likes
The strongest case
Colorado's legacy and local media lean left, and a grassroots right-of-center outlet fills a genuine coverage gap, giving conservative Coloradans local reporting and a voice they otherwise lack.
And against
The outlet was launched explicitly to help one party win elections, so it blends advocacy with news; readers should treat its framing as partisan and trace factual claims to primary sources.
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Founded in late 2023 by Heidi Ganahl (former CU regent and 2022 Colorado GOP gubernatorial nominee), who described it as part of a 'Road to Red' project to help Republicans win Colorado; edited and published by Brian Porter, president of the Colorado Press Association board. [source]