Robin Kniech's New Take
Robin KniechInsight where policy intersects with politics. Denver & Colorado with an eye toward national trends. Equity, land use, affordability and more. Typically independently, but releasing commentary as a Bell Policy Center Economic Mobility Fellow in 2024.
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DC Discovers Housing
The past 3 months have seen 3 presidential executive orders on housing AND overwhelmingly bipartisan passage of major housing bills by both chambers of Congress, culminating in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed by the US Senate on...
Land Use Reform vs. Local Control Continues, Renter Protections Evolve
Part I of this Preview dove into the State of Colorado’s budget woes and how funding for affordable housing has been ensnared.
This Part II looks at how other forms of housing policy have evolved in recent years and are expected to show u...
Forced Scarcity on Housing Funding Amidst Abundance
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Colorado’s 2026 legislative session will be dominated by loud debates over budget scarcity and a political class quietly, or not so quietly, “waiting for the next Governor.” There are likely to be fewer housing policy bills than...
Ballot Guide 2025: Colorado & Denver
To skip right to my Colorado & Denver Ballot Measure Guide, click here. It is also linked below the article.
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Why Colorado’s Off-Cycle Election Matters
Our first opportunity to begin righting the...
Aligning Stars on Housing Affordability
While Trump does Trump and we in the resistance try to resist, but struggle to find footholds, daily life for working families continues. And it ain’t easy. Nearly 40% of Coloradans are “really struggling” or “just getting by” financially....
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Former Denver City Councilmember, led the transformation of Denver's funding & policy landscape on housing affordability & wages. Now offering insight where policy intersects with politics as a fellow or independently. Proudly out and a mama.
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