From 9News.com (Anusha Roy):
When it comes to education, several candidates supported more vocational training.
Two candidates, Doug Robinson and Greg Lopez, said a four-year college may not be the right choice for everyone.
And candidate Tom Tancredo, who’s run twice for governor before, said any student who graduates from a public high school should also be able to pass a citizenship test.
The candidates also supported the oil and gas industry. However Steve Barlock, who worked on President Trump’s campaign, qualified his support saying the industry shouldn’t’t impact Colorado’s water.
Several candidates also mentioned transportation and the need for road improvements and called for more transparency with budgets.
From The Denver Post (John Aguilar):
Several candidates on Monday called for additional water storage in the state to help Colorado capture more of it and allow less of it to flow out of state. They said several large-scale reservoir projects need to move forward.