Congressional leaders on Monday named Colorado’s U.S. Rep. Jason Crow to a bipartisan House task force charged with investigating the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.
On this Colorado Day, I remember the 1970s when our local radio station would open its morning show by playing The Colorado Song: “If I had a wagon, I would go to Colorado,” praising a state known for “Rocky Mountain peaks, climbing up to the sky” and inhabited by “folks who are rugged and bold!”
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The National Republican Congressional Committee announced Monday that the Republican nominees in Colorado’s most competitive congressional races were named to the House GOP campaign arm’s Young Guns program for top challengers in targeted seats.
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The final days are winding down in an effort by Protect Kids Colorado to collect the signatures needed to get two initiatives on the fall ballot, former Sen. Kevin Lundberg wrote Monday in an email newsletter.
A third candidate has joined the field in the Colorado House District 22 general election race.
House District 22 is now a three-candidate race in El Paso County Read More »
A who’s who of Colorado Republican Party leadership here Saturday was still unable to answer a pressing question: Are they a minority faction or a unified movement for change?
If the Central Committee were to clean house at Colorado Republican Party headquarters and remove all state officers, as has been proposed by a faction of the committee, who might assume leadership?
If the chairman were to be removed, who leads the Colorado GOP? These three say they can Read More »
A meeting which could have led to the removal of the Colorado Republican Party’s chairman and possibly other leadership, and the election of a new chairman, was cancelled late Friday night.
Alert: Meeting converted to rally in Brighton at 9 a.m. Read More »
Amidst ongoing internal conflicts and strategic disputes, the Colorado Republican Party faces significant challenges concerning transparency and the manner in which it communicates its support for certain electoral races. The party leadership has outlined a list of “critical races,” including several congressional districts and state legislative seats, such as CD3, CD8, SD5, SD6, SD12, HD43, HD16, HD19, HD25, HD26, HD50, HD57, SD13, and SD16.
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Two more initiatives vying for a spot on the November ballot have submitted signatures to the Secretary of State.
