Kamala Harris is selling herself as the “change” candidate, but beyond broad strokes, the vice president has offered scant details when pressed in recent weeks over which policies she would have handled differently than President Joe Biden.
Touchberry: Harris aids Trump’s closing argument she’s Biden 2.0 Read More »
In the past two months, the Harris-Walz campaign has texted five times asking me to join its door-knocking efforts in Virginia. I am a young woman living in Northern Virginia, so I am statistically likely to be a Democrat. But a data file of reasonable quality would also tell you that I have voted in every Republican primary since 2012, that I am a weekly Mass-attending Catholic and that I am married: three signs that I am probably not going to spend my weekend pounding the pavement for Kamala.
Duke: In a turnout election, this is the tale of two ground games Read More »
The Mesa County elections office is investigating a potential case of election fraud, Mesa County Clerk Bobbie Gross announced Thursday, just moments after a press release detailing the case was sent to the media from Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office.
Mesa County to Secretary Griswold: ‘This is our community and our investigation’ Read More »
An anti-ranked choice voting group warned that ballot initiatives in favor of the practice would make elections less secure.
Group opposed to ranked-choice voting warns it will make elections less secure Read More »
From the Strange Bedfellows Department: the Christian Homeschool Educators of Colorado (CHEC) have joined with the sworn enemies of school choice, including teachers unions, the National Education Association (NEA) the Colorado Educators Association (CEA), and the Colorado Democratic Party to work against School Choice (Amendment 80) on the ballot.
Overbeck: Don’t align with teachers’ unions against Amendment 80 for school choice Read More »
With the passage of Proposition 131, the ranked-choice voting measure you may have heard about, petitions are the only way candidates will able to qualify for the ballot. Only candidates with big money supporting them will be able to pay canvassers enough money to stand in front of stores to get a sufficient number of voters to sign each candidate’s petition.
Barry & O’Reilly: Vote ‘NO’ on Prop. 131 and say you don’t want ranked-choice voting Read More »
In the heart of Colorado’s rugged landscapes, a battle brews over the fate of its wildlife, vital to the fabric of its rural economy.
Grand County passes resolution opposing Prop. 127, citing ecological, economic harms Read More »
Democrat Trisha Calvarese, who is running against Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert to represent Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, paid herself $13,720.92 out of her campaign account in July, August and September.
In an interview with NBC News on Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris lamented America’s divisive politics, arguing that her desire to ‘turn the page’ is really about “closing the page” — whatever that means — on “an era that suggests Americans are divided.” It’s true that Americans are divided.
Home sales fell to the lowest level in 14 years, as high home prices, inflation-depleted savings, still-elevated mortgage rates, and election uncertainty kept buyers on the sidelines
