From the far stretches of the Eastern Plains to the Western Slope and all places in between, candidates up and down the ballot have spent the past six months attempting to woo voters.
It may not be a historically-low turnout as many candidates from all corners of Colorado fear, but the primary election certainly doesn’t appear to be shattering any records.
More advertisements are coming out ahead of Tuesday’s primary election, and while some are meant to help a candidate, others are looking to make political opponents appear worse.
Are attack ads for contentious primaries effective? Read More »
An outright majority of Hispanic Americans are in favor of a mass deportation plan for illegal immigrants, a new survey found.
Poll: Majority of Hispanics favor deporting ‘all’ illegals Read More »
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. failed to qualify for next week’s CNN debate by the network’s Thursday deadline, missing the opportunity to stand alongside former president Donald Trump and President Joe Biden on stage.
RFK Jr. misses CNN debate deadline, leaving Biden and Trump in head-to-head contest Read More »
Listen, I’d support a zombie for president if they promised to nominate originalists for the Supreme Court and deregulate the economy. Do whatever you have to do. But stop telling me that Joe Biden isn’t a mentally and physically fragile man.
Harsanyi: Stop trying to convince me Joe Biden isn’t a confused, doddering old man Read More »
An organization attempting to enshrine charter school rights in Colorado’s Constitution published a report supporting the move as it gathers signatures to get it on the ballot.
Signatures being gathered to get charter schools protection in Colorado constitution Read More »
A candidate for the Regional Transportation District board of directors has a criminal record spanning two states that includes multiple financial charges and accusations of animal cruelty.
RTD candidate has lengthy criminal record spanning two states since the 1990s Read More »
When the town of Mountain Village above Telluride incorporated in 1995, emerging from a special district, the town charter allowed nonresident property owners to vote. Mountain Village is still the only town in Colorado that allows nonresidents to vote in local elections for council members, mayors and new regulations.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being spent to affect the primary for a seat on the state Board of Education, a race that could determine the future of Colorado charter schools for years to come.
