Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on Colorado’s general election ballot after he suspended his campaign and endorsed Republican nominee Donald Trump, Kennedy’s campaign told Colorado election officials Tuesday.
County assessors from around the state offered their insights into the compromise legislation that lawmakers approved at the conclusion of a special session on Thursday.
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One of the two Colorado Republicans who lay claim to the title of state GOP chairman sued the other on Wednesday, escalating a battle for control of the party just weeks before ballots start going out to voters.
A proposal for the three-day special session that starts on Aug. 26 would ask voters for a constitutional change to block any further statewide ballot measures that would limit property tax revenue.
With just one seat needed for Colorado Democrats to secure a supermajority in the Senate, this year’s election is pivotal.
The House Republicans’ campaign arm wants people flocking to the Democratic National Convention to know that a handful of vulnerable Democratic incumbents — including U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo — won’t be on hand this week in Chicago.
Murphy Robinson, a former deputy mayor and chief of Denver’s public safety department, has been appointed to the state’s wildlife commission.
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Colorado Republicans who want to depose state party chairman Dave Williams can proceed with a meeting called for that purpose, a district court judge ruled late Friday.
Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and her Democratic challenger Trisha Calvarese are set to face off in a debate on business and economic issues on Sept. 3 in Roxborough Park.
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A group of Elbert County residents was hoping to resolve several lingering questions about how County Manager Shawn Fletcher and longtime County Attorney Bart Greer landed hefty new employment contracts without providing public notice—and outside of a public meeting.
