Hugh McKean

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Voting-record position-0.083
CoverageJan 24, 2020 to Apr 28, 2022
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Most distinctive Labor 0.6 pp below the party median

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Labor0.5%1.2%−0.6 ppUnder-indexed3
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Hugh McKean

@hmckean

Republican CO House

#ILoveMyJob First bill of the 2020 legislative session passed out of the Colorado House. It will ensure representation by our Native American community on our Colorado Youth Advisory Council. Good for HD51, good for our youth and good for Colorado! #coleg #LoveWhereILive #COYAC https://t.co/p8ZO4moTO2

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Hugh McKean

@hmckean

Republican CO House

@GeorgeBrauchler @jimbcbs4 @robwitwer @speakercarroll @Conrad_Swanson @NickRiccardi @ConorMichael28 @Marshall9News @jeremyjojola @SenatorBrophy @pweiser @CPRMarkus @MGoodland @colewist True. Skilled labor is at low ebb. But it<U+2019>s also so much of the fixed costs. $46,640 for a permit, over $70,000 for water. Some of it doesn<U+2019>t flex@too much. Especially in a drought.

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