Former Jeffco Clerk and Recorder George Stern mulling run for Colorado secretary of state
Former Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder George Stern is considering a run for Colorado secretary of state in two years, the Democrat told Colorado Politics.
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Boddie: What it really looks like to run for office
They say all politics is local. I say local politics is a lot of work. Also, it is affected by lying national politicos with lots of money, which is not fair, as well as local volunteers who help or won’t help.
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Tina Peters appeal filed while justice awaits Jena Griswold
The legal journey of Tina Peters, former Clerk and Recorder of Mesa County, Colorado, has become emblematic of the contentious debates surrounding election integrity and judicial fairness. Peters now seeks bond pending appeal, citing significant procedural and constitutional concerns in her trial.
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More than 60 Coloradans to be laid off by Boeing in Colorado, according to WARN notice
Some Colorado residents are among the more than 400 people who are being laid off by Boeing.
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Exchange between clerks and secretary of state’s office after password leak
An exchange between the Adams County Clerk Josh Zygielbaum and Christopher Beall, the Colorado Deputy Secretary of State took place on November 1 after a civil servant from the Secretary of State’s office posted partial passwords to voting systems online.
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CPW unanimously adopts new Eastern Colorado mountain lion management plan
The 10-year plan to manage mountain lions east of the Continental Divide was adopted unanimously by the 10 Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members last week.
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Daniel: Eventually, you run out of other people’s money
Colorado, long admired for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant outdoor culture, and once-thriving economy, finds itself at a crossroads.
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Polis proposes conversion of Pinnacol in controversial measure to balance budget
Gov. Jared Polis’ pitch to convert Pinnacol Assurance into an independent company is being driven not just by money it could generate for the state budget but by the belief that failing to loosen the company’s operational restrictions could jeopardize its sustainability.
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Western Colorado ranchers bracing for impact of the next release of wolves
Sen. Perry Will told his constituents in a social media post “Brace yourselves, Garfield County,” after Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced that they will begin phase two of their wolf reintroduction program, adding insult to injury to western Colorado ranchers who have already seen the devastating impact on livestock on their northern neighbors.
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Groups accuse Colorado Bureau of Investigation of skirting oversight in forensic lab investigation
Two groups accused the Colorado Bureau of Investigation of skirting a federally required oversight process to investigate misconduct in its forensics lab, adding to mounting allegations of wrongdoing at the embattled agency.