Debate: Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District Candidates
At its annual conference held in Cripple Creek this year, Action 22 invited congressional candidates for Southern Colorado districts to debate on issues and questions as asked by the audience, and asked KRCC to moderate. Here is audio from the debate for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District.
Western Skies: October 2012, “Politics & Elections”
This month we’re talking about politics and elections. The El Paso County ballot this year is quite large, with national, state, and county races and issues to consider, and even some special district measures. By comparison, the Pueblo County ballot is smaller, but still with national, state and local measures to consider.
Voter Registration Deadline Approaches; Numbers are Up
The Colorado Secretary of State’s office expects more people to register to vote this election cycle because of the closely watched Presidential race. As Birkeland reports, voters have until midnight on Tuesday to register to vote online.
Debate Analysis: Coloradans React
Coloradans across the state turned out for watch parties last night, as President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor squared off in their first debate at the University of Denver.
Hispanic Voter Survey Shows Politicians may be Missing the Mark
A new survey shows that politicians in both parties may be missing the mark when it comes to courting the state’s crucial Hispanic voting block, which grew by 41 percent […]
Poll: Americans Pessimistic about Country’s Direction, Lack Trust in Government
A new poll released to coincide with tonight’s Presidential debate at the University of Denver shows deep pessimism among Americans about the direction of the country and trust in government. KUNC’s Kirk Siegler has more on the National Journal’s “Heartland Survey” which was the subject of a pre-debate panel today.
Federal Funding for Scenic Byways Ends
Funding for a program that helps beautify roads across Colorado is ending this month.
CDOT Reminds I-25 Travelers to Plan Ahead for Debate Closures
Interstate 25 will close in both directions through Denver tomorrow for the 2012 presidential debate at the University of Denver. From 5 until 10 PM, the Colorado Department of Transportation will close about six miles of the interstate, from Santa Fe Drive (US 85) to Hampden Avenue (US 285).
US Supreme Court Denies Appeal Challenging Roadless Rule
The US Supreme Court will not hear an appeal challenging the federal roadless rule that bans mining, logging and other commercial development from some of the country’s most prized forests. The action announced yesterday is being praised by conservation groups and criticized by the mining industry.
University of Denver Prepares for 1st Presidential Debate
The University of Denver will make history tomorrow by becoming the first Colorado school to host a presidential debate.
Amendments on the Ballot: State Personnel Reform and Campaign Finance Laws
This election, Colorado voters will decide on three statewide ballot questions.
AM Round-Up: Personhood backers file lawsuit; Colorado’s obesity rate on the rise; Royal Gorge Scenic Railway’s last ride
Supporters of the Personhood Amendment filed a lawsuit yesterday in Denver District court as part of a last minute attempt to get the measure on the November ballot…A recent report shows Colorado on track to more than double its obesity rate within 20 years…
Study: Colorado’s Obesity Rate is on the Rise
A recent report shows Colorado on track to more than double its obesity rate within 20 years.
Amendment 64: Legalizing Marijuana
This November Colorado will be one of three states deciding whether to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.
Round-Up: Voter registration and ballot tracking available on mobile devices; Royal Gorge Scenic Railway to make last run Sunday
The Colorado Secretary of State’s office has rolled out a mobile option that allows people to register to vote or update their registration right from their smartphones or tablet devices…The Royal Gorge Scenic Railway has scheduled its last ride for Sunday, just after 4 PM.
Personhood Supporters Sue State
Supporters of the Personhood Amendment filed a lawsuit today in Denver District court as part of a last minute attempt to get the measure on the November ballot.
