In a crowded Democratic primary field to be Colorado’s next attorney general, Hetal Doshi believes she stands out for multiple reasons. … Doshi spoke about the Colorado River Compact negotiations. … She called these negotiations crucial, noting that, without an agreement between states, the decision will be the federal government’s to make. If there’s litigation over this, Doshi said, the case would immediately go before the U.S. Supreme Court because of original jurisdiction. … She said, as attorney general, she would work with towns, municipalities, the governor’s office and the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to make sure any business coming to Colorado that works in conjunction with data centers are properly vetted and measured for their impact on water usage as well as energy and utility rates.

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