Dominion Voting Systems Employee Sues Trump Campaign And Allies For Defamation
The lawsuit states the claims made about Eric Coomer have led to death threats, constant harassment and “untold damage to his reputation as a national expert on voting systems.”
Election Conspiracy Theorists Focused On One Man In Colorado. His Life Will Never Be The Same
Eric Coomer, an employee of Dominion Voting Systems, has been living in hiding since the week after Election Day.
Colorado Legislature To Delay Most Work Until At Least Mid-February
Out of concern that a crowded state capitol could quickly become a coronavirus hotspot, lawmakers will gavel in on January 14th, conduct their most pressing work, and then temporarily adjourn until at least mid-February.
Polis Announces Paid Family Leave Program Covering State Employees
The rule applies to people who have worked for the state for a minimum of 12 months.
This ER Nurse And Colorado Representative Is The First State Lawmaker To Get The Coronavirus Vaccine
Democratic state Rep. Kyle Mullica works as an emergency room nurse at Presbyterian St. Luke’s Hospital and interacts with COVID-19 patients regularly.
GOP Election Officials To State Lawmakers: Trust Colorado’s System
A GOP-run hearing at the Capitol aired unsupported claims by one of the President’s lawyers, followed by hours of detailed testimony from county clerks and former Secretaries of State about the system’s reliability.
Colorado’s Electoral College Vote Brings One Member To Tears: ‘It’s Final’
“It’s just that much more clarification for everybody that it really was a democratic election,” said one elector after signing her ballot for Democrats Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the winners of Colorado’s popular vote.
Colorado’s ‘Gold Standard’ Election System To Be Subject Of GOP-Led Committee Hearing
The Republican chair of the Legislative Audit Committee ordered Tuesday’s hearing on Colorado’s election integrity, but hasn’t released the names of most people invited to speak, saying some have faced threats.
Colorado Conducts Trial Run To Test The Logistics Of Vaccine Distribution
When Colorado receives its first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine next week, the roll-out needs to be seamless to ensure none of the doses are wasted.
GOP State Reps Ask For Election Investigation In Spite Of Audit That Uncovered No Problems
The request comes days after the state party held a townhall to try to dispel doubts among its members about the reliability of Colorado’s elections.
Colorado’s Legislature Convenes In January. The Coronavirus Special Session Showed How Contentious That May Be
Lawmaking is always a high-stakes, high emotions endeavor. Add in deep divisions in how lawmakers view coronavirus safety measures and the regular session could be far more contentious than normal.
As Trump Continues To Attack Election Integrity, Colorado GOP Wants Members To Trust Colorado’s System
At a virtual townhall Wednesday night, the head of Colorado’s Republican Party tried to reassure members of the GOP there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the state.
Colorado GOP Staffer Attends Special Session After Recently Testing Positive For Coronavirus
The staffer has been sent home and state officials are working to alert people who may have been in contact with the person.
Colorado Lawmakers Begin Special Session To Aid Those Hit Hardest By Pandemic As Federal Help Stalls
State lawmakers plan to tackle an economic relief package aimed at helping small businesses, expanding broadband access for students and educators doing remote learning, providing assistance for child care providers, and helping renters and landlords.
