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Rocky Mountain Voice

Killin unseats Crank to become the first Democrat elected in Colorado’s 5th

AI-generated editorial illustration featuring an empty wallet and a crossed-out refund check beside schoolbooks, children's blocks and a teddy bear, with the Colorado State Capitol in the background.
Rocky Mountain Voice

Proposition NN: Refunds are gone for two years and the 2% is not guaranteed

AI-generated illustration featuring Proposition 133, Lady Justice, the Colorado State Capitol and a document representing HB26-1082, which lawmakers rejected before voters approved the tougher measure.
Rocky Mountain Voice

Proposition 133: Voters passed the tougher version of a bill lawmakers killed

AI-generated editorial illustration featuring Gov.-elect Phil Weiser, the Colorado State Capitol, sports equipment and his quote warning about full-body examinations, alongside a Proposition 134 graphic marked “On Track to Pass.”
Rocky Mountain Voice

Proposition 134: Weiser warns of body checks the measure does not require

AI-generated Colorado election graphic showing seven Republican-held legislative seats shifting toward Democrats, none shifting to Republicans, and projected Democratic majorities of 49–16 in the House and 24–11 in the Senate.
Rocky Mountain Voice

Colorado Democrats hit two-thirds as Republicans lose 7 legislative seats 

AI-generated illustration of the Colorado State Capitol beside a ballot graphic showing seven statewide measures on track to pass and seven on track to fail in the 2026 election.
Rocky Mountain Voice

Colorado ballot measures 2026: 7 on track to pass, 7 on track to fail

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Rocky Mountain Voice

Gabe Evans unseated after one term as Rutinel takes Colorado’s 8th 

AI-generated election banner featuring the Colorado State Capitol, Rocky Mountains, state flag and ballot box, with text announcing Democratic leads in Colorado's federal races and the 8th Congressional District flipping to Democrats.
Rocky Mountain Voice

Democrats led every Colorado federal race Tuesday night, with three left counting

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