There will be two opposed races, one in each major party, for the Colorado Board of Education, meaning voters in two areas of the state will have decisions to make on their primary ballot.
What’s on my ballot? There are two opposed races for the state board of education Read More »
On Wednesday, Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 24-084 into law, effectively creating what some might call the state’s own Ministry of Truth. The bill, supposedly aimed at preventing the spread of misinformation and disinformation, establishes a partnership between the state attorney general and the Education Department. It’s designed to reduce “factually inaccurate data” and “encourage respectful discourse.”
Ganahl: Free speech is not the enemy of progress Read More »
While there will be five Democrat and four Republican positions for U.S. Representative unopposed, many voters around the state will have decisions to make for the office.
What’s on my ballot? Reviewing the candidates for U.S. Representative Read More »
It is pretty much universally accepted, at least quietly and with furtive glances, that Manhattan Democratic District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case against Trump was… er… unorthodox, to say the least.
Sloan: After DA Alvin Bragg’s unorthodox case against Donald Trump, now what? Read More »
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Silt, was among the lawmakers to visit with rap artist 50 Cent on Wednesday during a visit to Capitol Hill.
50 Cent goes to Capitol Hill and meets Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Read More »
There are more than 49.6 million people in modern slavery today. What does that look like in Colorado?
Stratford: What does human trafficking look like in Colorado? Read More »
In Colorado’s 5th District, both Republican and Democratic registered voters will be asked to weigh in on contested races for their party’s nomination to the general election ballot.
Primary Election ’24: In 5th District, both Democratic and Republican races are opposed Read More »
Non-partisan elections of persons who sit on city councils, school districts, fire and water boards, and more, almost always are overshadowed in what is termed “down-ballot elections.”
Special district elections: RTD board will have elections to eight district seats Read More »
Ballots will begin hitting the mailstream today, June 3, in the state’s primary election, Secretary of State Jena Griswold has announced. Election Day is Tuesday, June 25.
Ballots to begin hitting mailstream for June 25 primary election Read More »
Have you noticed that the expansion of passenger rail is beginning to permeate agendas of state and local governments? The romance of big rail projects and access to other people’s money have always been hard for career politicians to resist.
Zorn: Colorado’s passenger rail romance vs. reality Read More »
