How Colorado’s Proposition 131 reform initiative would change elections
Proposition 131 on Colorado’s November ballot proposes significant changes to how many high-profile elections would be conducted. If passed by voters, the measure would apply to races for state offices (including for statewide officials and the legislature) and federal representatives to Congress.
Kent Thiry won’t give up on reforming Colorado’s elections. But is Proposition 131 the right formula for change?
Kent Thiry first came to Colorado in 1973 for a high school student government conference. After the four-day event ended, the teen called his parents back in Wisconsin to ask for some money. He didn’t want to leave just yet.
Early voting has started, and some Colorado clerks report uptick
While ballots don’t get mailed to Colorado voters until Oct. 11, county clerks were permitted to start handing out ballots to eligible voters as of Sept. 21. Clerks aren’t required to provide ballots to eligible voters until Oct.
DA in Colorado citing politics of ‘current events’ resigns and exits race weeks before election
The district attorney for Colorado’s 7th Judicial District is resigning from his seat and not seeking reelection for a second term, he announced earlier this week. Seth Ryan, a Republican, announced on Monday that he plans to resign at the end of October.
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Judge invalidates vote to remove Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams
Vote to oust Colorado Republicans’ embattled party chairman was invalid, judge rules
Vote to remove Dave Williams as Colorado GOP chair invalid, judge decides
Republicans fighting to hold onto Lauren Boebert's seat in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District after Congresswoman's switch
Colorado Republicans are fighting to hold onto Rep. Lauren Boebert's seat in the 3rd Congressional District after she switched to CD4.
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Amendment K: Colorado election officials would have more time to prepare ballots
Colorado's Amendment K in the 2024 election would move up some election deadlines so county clerks have an extra week to get ballots ready.
Colorado’s election is approaching fast. Here’s how we’re covering it — and it’s not too late to weigh in
The November election is approaching quickly — so quickly that Colorado’s ballots will begin arriving in mailboxes just two weeks from now. The Denver Post’ staff is now at work on our fall election coverage.
Colorado, Larimer County candidate forums planned in Fort Collins
Candidate forums with those running for state and county offices will be held in Fort Collins the week of Sept. 30.
This is when Colorado ballots will be sent out
You can register to vote in Colorado, and vote, through 7 p.m. on Election Day. If you want to receive a mail-in ballot, you must register to vote by Oct. 28. Registering to vote after that date means you'll need to vote in person.
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Colorado Republican citing politics of ‘current events’ resigns and exits race
The Republican was running unopposed. GET THE MORNING HEADLINES DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX Want more breaking political news? Click for the latest headlines at Raw Story. SUBSCRIBE “The COVID pandemic and the political aftermath of current events has made it extremely challenging to find,
Here’s what the latest polls say about Colorado voters’ preferences for president
Vice President Kamala Harris is on track to win Colorado by a double-digit margin in November, according to three recent polls of likely voters in the state. A poll released Wednesday by Telluride-based pollster Keating Research found the Democratic nominee had an 11-point lead over Republican former President Donald Trump,