Gov. Polis Trusts One Advisor Above All Others. She’s About To Go On Maternity Leave
Gov. Jared Polis’ chief of staff Lisa Kaufmann has been instrumental in helping chart the state’s course through the coronavirus pandemic. She’s about to step back for three months to welcome the birth of her second child.
As The Dust Settles On The Tipton-Boebert Upset, Politicos Ponder: How Did She Beat A Five-Term Congressman?
Boebert hit a nerve when she defied public health orders to re-open her restaurant this spring. It was one of many stances that clearly resonated with primary voters.
Hickenlooper Responds To Indigenous Women’s Demand He End Bid For Senate
An open letter had called out Hickenlooper’s participation in the One Shot hunting competition in Wyoming, where he donned an Indigenous warbonnet and scarf.
Hickenlooper Wins The Dem Senate Primary; Will Face Cory Gardner
The Associated Press called the race at 7:21 p.m. MDT.
Photos Of Hickenlooper In Headdress Spark Indigenous Women’s Call For Him To Exit Senate Race Right Before The Primary
The appeal for Hickenlooper to drop out came just two days before the primary election, in which nearly 600,000 ballots for the Democratic primary have already been returned.
Here’s What’s On The Minds Of Voters In The Hickenlooper-Romanoff Primary
The June 30 Democratic primary election is rapidly approaching.
BONUS: The Democrats Competing To Take On Cory Gardner
In this bonus episode, we talk to voters about the primary race for Colorado’s U.S. Senate seat, between John Hickenlooper and Andrew Romanoff, and review the candidates’ records.
Hickenlooper Tops Gardner, Romanoff In Pre-Primary Fundraising
Andrew Romanoff’s campaign raised $710,000 during the same time period.
In Final Senate Debate, Hickenlooper And Romanoff Pitch Different Visions For Change
Romanoff and Hickenlooper are competing to challenge incumbent Republican Sen. Cory Gardner in Colorado, with a chance to give Democrats control of the U.S. Senate.
Cory Gardner’s 1st Senate Campaign Attack Ad Piles On Hickenlooper
The new six-figure ad buy will run on television stations across Colorado for the next two weeks.
Police Reforms, Hard Budget Choices Mark The End Of Colorado Lawmakers’ Strange Year
Lawmakers were ready to be done with a tumultuous, unexpected session.
The End Is Near
The legislature is on its final sprint to adjournment and we’ll catch you up on everything they’ve done, and are still trying to do.
Romanoff Vs. Hickenlooper: Meet The Men Squaring Off In The Democratic Senate Primary
Both men have long histories in Colorado politics. But if their resumes aren’t exactly top of mind for you, we’re here to introduce them all over again.
Lyons Fire Chief Resigns After Facebook Jab At Protestors Sparks Backlash
The NAACP had begun an investigation into JJ Hoffman’s Facebook comments, where he joked about hosing protesters in the Denver demonstrations against police brutality.
Police Reform, Coronavirus Relief And More Bills The Colorado Legislature Wants To Pass This Week
Tightening vaccine requirements, repealing the Gallagher Amendment and the state budget are all on the table.
Vaccine Bill Draws Republican Ire After It Is Scheduled For Sunday Debate
The hearing for the bill is scheduled for Sunday at Noon.
