Election Day voting pushed turnout above 30.5% Tuesday and Republican Party primary ballots past 600,000, an 11 a.m. report from the secretary of state’s office detailed.
Colorado primary turnout at 30.5% as of mid-Election Day report Read More »
About one-quarter of registered voters statewide had cast a ballot in a party primary entering Monday. Election Day is today, March 5.
Reminder: Head to the polls today to weigh in on Presidential primary Read More »
The candidate that emerges in Colorado’s 4th District to represent the eastern third of the state in Congress will have a tall order – to serve a predominately urban population along the Front Range and a mostly rural population along the furthest reaches of the Eastern Plains.
Sonnenberg wins 4th District straw poll in Holyoke, his second straw poll victory Read More »
There are many opportunities to catch up with Republicans serving in Congress, those on the campaign trail and former party leaders during this week’s Sunday programming. Here’s a glance at where you can find them on Sunday, March 3:
Sunday lineup: Where Republicans will appear in TV programming on March 3 Read More »
Adam Frisch, unopposed in his second primary run as a Democrat in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, has flipped on his previous position to let the “presidential race play out and see what happens.”
Frisch commits to support Joe Biden in Democratic forum Read More »
Of those Coloradans eligible to cast a ballot in the Republican Party’s presidential primary election, only 15.3% have done so, according to data provided Friday by the Colorado secretary of state’s office through the close of Thursday’s reporting.
The winding path of the campaign trail in Colorado’s Congressional District 4 – from suburban areas to the far reaches of the Eastern Plains and all places in between – can offer the chance to identify many problems.
The speed with which legislation is flowing in the Colorado Legislature is unprecedented, Rep. Anthony Hartsook told constituents Wednesday in a newsletter.
When marijuana was legalized in Colorado more than a decade ago, it became apparent action would be needed to protect youth and One Chance to Grow Up was formed, co-founder Doug Robinson told a group of business leaders here last week.
Report: ‘People think this is the marijuana they used in college. It is not.’ Read More »
Veterans from the distant regions of the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains are met with a challenge in order to receive medical treatment.
