Gov. Jared Polis wants a second term as Colorado’s governor: What you need to know
Polis portrayed himself as a realist who can make progress within Colorado’s strict fiscal limits — while also protecting legal abortion and other rights.
What to know about Heidi Ganahl, the Republican candidate for governor
Ganahl calls herself a “mom on a mission” and a “Reagan Republican,” while Democrats paint her as extreme
Proposition GG: Giving voters more information about proposed tax changes
Colorado voters would see a more detailed table of information – and the state’s “Blue Book” would be more expensive to produce.
Housing on your ballot
Coloradans are increasingly naming housing as a top issue, and it’s one that will appear on ballots this fall in a couple of ways.
Super PAC supporting congressional candidate Erik Aadland faces questions about a potential illegal donation as well as spending that ‘doesn’t add up’
Erik Aadland is the Republican candidate in the 7th Congressional district, where he faces off against Democrat Brittany Pettersen.
Inflation, crime, and sprawl are realities in Colorado. Gov. Jared Polis wants a second term to fight them
The Democratic incumbent is facing off against Republican Heidi Ganahl.
Colorado’s Latino voters and the 2022 races
One in six Colorado voters is Latino, a fact the campaigns are very, very aware of. But are candidates and parties forging meaningful connections, or just falling back on transactional habits?
‘You drive a Tesla, don’t you?’: Heidi Ganahl, Jared Polis debate EVs, taxes and more
Democratic incumbent Jared Polis and his Republican challenger, Heidi Ganahl, met for their first debate in Pueblo Wednesday evening.
YIMBY in Colorado? 6 big points from Gov. Jared Polis’ interview on housing
Colorado’s governor signaled that he wants the state to take stronger action to reshape development, a stance that mirrors the growing momentum of the “YIMBY,” or Yes In My Backyard” movement.
Coloradans are worried about housing. Here’s what Jared Polis and Heidi Ganahl say they’d do
For both candidates, government-subsidized affordable housing programs were a secondary focus to unleashing private development to build more housing.
You might get another TABOR refund next spring. Here’s how much you can expect to get
It depends on your income.
Moderates in the Midterm
Senate candidate Joe O’Dea is getting national attention for his views on abortion, Trump and other issues that set him apart from many in his party. But will his positions be enough to win over the moderate voters so crucial to winning Colorado’s elections?
Domestic workers will now have some of the same labor protections as other employees in Colorado
Nannies, babysitters and others have been excluded from labor laws for decades.
How Sen. Kevin Priola could sidestep the Republican attempt to recall him in Adams County
Even if Republicans gather enough signatures to hold a recall election, Priola could help Democrats keep the seat.
Coloradans will vote on whether to increase affordable housing funding this fall. The initiative is ‘urgently needed,’ but its odds are hard to predict
The pandemic has made the state’s housing shortage even more pressing, but the timing of Proposition 123 with the midterms could squash the initiative.
A rancher in Weld County canceled his solar project to spend $6 million against Jared Polis
Steve Wells is one of the state’s biggest political donors. He says he wants to counterbalance a multimillionaire governor.
