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Cooper: The media doesn’t do their job, so you must to get real election answers

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Polling shows more than 55% of voters believe the voting system in the United States is problematic: a huge concern for a republic. What is fueling this? Elected officials who openly crush any form of transparency and block investigations, and a news media that does not question or investigate anything related to election claims.  

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‘A good free-for-all’: Weld County crowd reacts to first Biden-Trump debate meeting of ’24

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Just a jog down the road from where a rancher long ago installed two, giant pro-Donald Trump billboards in his pastures, the Republican Women of Weld met Thursday to cheer on the former, and they hope future, President.

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Evans to Weld Women: ‘We can win the 8th District and retire Caraveo’

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Gabe Evans isn’t resting on a 55-point Republican Party primary election victory. The 8th District Republican nominee for U.S. representative told the Women of Weld County here Thursday he can defeat Yadira Caraveo on the issues, each and every one of them.

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Colorado Libertarians ask national committee to decertify Presidential ticket

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In addition to the Colorado Libertarian Party deciding not to pursue placing the national party’s presidential ticket on the ballot in Colorado, it will seek to have the national party decertify the ticket, an email to party membership presumedly from Chairwoman Hannah Goodman reads.

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Could ‘Mighty 19′ grow and end Democrats’ State House majority? Leadership hopes so.

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The competition of 10 contested primaries and fielding candidates in races for 60 of 65 seats has Republican leadership in the Colorado House of Representatives hopeful it can increase seat count in the next legislature.

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