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Meet Logan M. Davis
Award-winning journalist, researcher, and writer
Logan M. Davis is a Denver-based researcher, writer, consultant, and investigative columnist with the Colorado Times Recorder. His work focuses on the intersection of politics, education, information, and the growing influence of organized political movements in Colorado.
For nearly a decade, Davis has specialized in researching right-wing extremist movements, Christian nationalism, political influence networks, information ecosystems, and dark money in politics. His work combines investigative reporting with deep research into the people, organizations, money, and ideas shaping public policy.
Davis has devoted significant attention to Colorado’s public education system, including school board politics, charter schools, education policy, and the growing national movement to reshape public education. His reporting has taken him from school board meetings in rural Colorado to national political and legal battles.
His reporting has included extensive coverage of education controversies in Western Colorado, including the Montrose Classical Academy charter school effort and the network of organizations and individuals involved in Colorado’s conservative education movement.
In December 2025, Davis published “The Plot to Take a Local School District to the Supreme Court,” an investigative examination of efforts by conservative education activists and attorneys to use local school districts as vehicles for major legal challenges reaching the U.S. Supreme Court. (Colorado Times Recorder)
Davis is an award-winning journalist whose work has received recognition for both investigative journalism and opinion writing. In 2026, the Colorado Times Recorder received eight Society of Professional Journalists Top of the Rockies awards, including six first-place honors. (Colorado Times Recorder)
A frequent public speaker, Davis brings a unique perspective to conversations about public education, democracy, political influence, and the forces reshaping communities across Colorado.
Tonight, he will share his reporting, research, and perspective—and invite us to look beyond the headlines to better understand what is happening in Colorado’s
Award-winning journalist, researcher, and writer
Logan M. Davis is a Denver-based researcher, writer, consultant, and investigative columnist with the Colorado Times Recorder. His work focuses on the intersection of politics, education, information, and the growing influence of organized political movements in Colorado.
For nearly a decade, Davis has specialized in researching right-wing extremist movements, Christian nationalism, political influence networks, information ecosystems, and dark money in politics. His work combines investigative reporting with deep research into the people, organizations, money, and ideas shaping public policy.
Davis has devoted significant attention to Colorado’s public education system, including school board politics, charter schools, education policy, and the growing national movement to reshape public education. His reporting has taken him from school board meetings in rural Colorado to national political and legal battles.
His reporting has included extensive coverage of education controversies in Western Colorado, including the Montrose Classical Academy charter school effort and the network of organizations and individuals involved in Colorado’s conservative education movement.
In December 2025, Davis published “The Plot to Take a Local School District to the Supreme Court,” an investigative examination of efforts by conservative education activists and attorneys to use local school districts as vehicles for major legal challenges reaching the U.S. Supreme Court. (Colorado Times Recorder)
Davis is an award-winning journalist whose work has received recognition for both investigative journalism and opinion writing. In 2026, the Colorado Times Recorder received eight Society of Professional Journalists Top of the Rockies awards, including six first-place honors. (Colorado Times Recorder)
A frequent public speaker, Davis brings a unique perspective to conversations about public education, democracy, political influence, and the forces reshaping communities across Colorado.
Tonight, he will share his reporting, research, and perspective—and invite us to look beyond the headlines to better understand what is happening in Colorado’s
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