While it only took 14 signatures to begin the recall process of three city council members, the whole town of Dillon is focused on the outcome and what it means for the future of the “sleeping giant” in Summit County.
Dillon recall effort centered around council members’ support of development plan Read More »
Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty on Tuesday became the first candidate to launch a campaign to replace term-limited Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser in next year’s election.
Democrat Boulder DA Michael Dougherty launches bid for Colorado attorney general Read More »
Wolf reintroduction could return to the Colorado ballot next year.
A bill that aims to reorganize and clarify Denver’s campaign finance laws was introduced by members of the City Council on Monday night.
Denver’s proposed campaign finance reform measure would ban anonymous contributions Read More »
A staggering 800,000 non-citizens could reportedly be voting soon in New York City elections, as a court is considering legislation this week that would allow them to register to vote ahead of the city’s elections.
New York court considers law that would allow 800,000 non-citizens to vote Read More »
Candidates for Grand Junction City Council recently gathered at a forum hosted by Mesa County Republican Women, addressing the city’s pressing issues ahead of the April 8th municipal election.
A group of Boulder residents has started collecting signatures for a 2025 ballot measure that would close two blocks of West Pearl Street to most vehicles, reviving a pandemic-era street closure that made space for outdoor dining.
Boulder residents launch ballot measure petition to (re)close West Pearl Street to cars Read More »
Colorado voters are waning in their support for the Democrat Party, a new poll finds, as immigration and the economy continue to be top concerns.
GOP more represents working class, addresses top concerns, Colorado voters say in poll Read More »
A pair of complaints against the Pueblo County Democratic Party for failure to report revenue and expenses, as required by state law, have thus far gone unanswered by party officials, according to Tracer and the complainant. One of the complaints was first levied in October.
