Outside groups hoping to influence voters about candidates running for seats in the state House and Senate are draining their bank accounts in the final weeks before the Nov. 5 election.
Millions being spent on state legislative races in final weeks before Election Day Read More »
Depending on where you live in Colorado, the 2024 election ballot may seem like you just sat down to start a new novel, with a storyline that hikes taxes and debt, makes changes to city and county charters, bans “trophy” hunting of mountain lions when it’s already illegal, and allows government employees to collectively bargain, among myriad other things.
If you live in Denver, Larimer counties, you can expect marathon ballots to vote Read More »
Former President Donald Trump vowed to end sanctuary cities and restore “normalcy” as he took questions from female voters concerned about a variety of issues ahead of Election Day, including the economy, crime and abortion.
The City of Englewood is facing criticism over a possible campaign law violation after using taxpayer dollars to purchase lawn signs advocating for the passage of one of its ballot measures.
Taxpayer dollars used to buy campaign signs for Englewood bond measure Read More »
Members of the Associated Governments of Northwestern Colorado (AGNC) were joined recently in a discussion of Proposition 127 by Gaspar Perricone, of the Wildlife Conservation Project and formerly a political advisor, legislative director to the Colorado Department of Natural Resources and regional director for Sen. Mark Udall.
Fourth Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen is asking El Paso County for a $50,000 salary increase for his own position, spokesperson Kate Singh said Tuesday.
Fourth Judicial district attorney requests $50,000 salary increase ahead of election Read More »
Coloradans receiving their 2024 ballots may notice that the names of some congressional candidates have a disclaimer below them that others do not.
With many Colorado voters already having ballots in hand, soon decisions will need to be made on a variety of ballot initiatives, not the least of which is Proposition 131.
Experts to debate Prop 131 (Ranked Choice Voting) at Oct. 18 event in Grand Junction Read More »
We have all seen an increase in tension between people of different political beliefs over the last few years. We believe there are some common-sense solutions to help increase trust and tone down the rhetoric that comes out of the election process. The good news is that these improvements do not require a change in the statute to do so. The solutions being proposed here require added transparency and a willingness to follow current law.
The publisher of Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2009 book on criminal justice reform is redirecting “very sensitive” inquiries about apparently plagiarized passages to the highest levels, according to the conservative activist who revealed the copying.
