Colorado U.S. Senate Race: Bennet And Glenn Talk Economy, Immigration And More
Originally published on October 10, 2016 11:28 am The main party candidates in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race square off Tuesday for their only televised debate.
Should Colorado’s Minimum Wage be Increased? Voters Set to Decide
Colorado is among a handful of states where voters are being asked if the minimum wage should be increased.
Adoration And Apprehension In Colorado As Donald J. Trump Defends His Taxes
Originally published on October 4, 2016 8:45 am LOVELAND, Colo.
After a Challenging Caucus, Colorado Voters Set to Decide on Primaries
This election cycle has been anything but typical, and now Colorado voters will have their say in how the next election is handled.
Long Considered Young And Active, Coloradans Are Starting To Show Their Age
Originally published on December 19, 2018 8:49 pm Eighty-four-year-old Joyce Reiche has a two-bedroom home close to downtown Eagle, Colorado, on the Western Slope.
Anti-Fracking Measures Fail to Make November’s Ballot, but the Debate Continues
2016 hasn’t been a good year for people who want to restrict oil and gas development in Colorado.
The State Takes Aim at Family Practice, where Rural Areas Feel the Pinch
Access to quality healthcare – and a doctor – can be difficult in the more rural parts of Colorado, especially along the eastern plains.
Q & A: Gov. Hickenlooper on November’s Election, Nationally and in Colorado
Governor John Hickenlooper has already been front and center this campaign season.
Colorado, Said To Be Leaning Blue, Treated As Purple By Clinton, Trump
Colorado has, for several presidential elections, been cast as a swing state. The political pundits call it purple—a mix of Democratic blue and Republican red.
‘No Reason We Shouldn’t Win’ Colorado, Says Trump
Originally published on July 29, 2016 5:22 pm Following Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech at the final night of the DNC, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made a stop in Colorado […]
Colorado’s Sanders Supporters Still Feel Mixed About Clinton’s Historic Nomination
Originally published on July 30, 2016 1:10 pm Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders handily won Colorado’s caucuses.
As Dems Look For Unity In Philly, Colorado Still Leans For Bernie
Originally published on July 26, 2016 6:53 am The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia got off to a rocky start.
Colorado Republicans Still Uncertain of Trump
Now that Donald Trump is formally the Republican presidential nominee, the question in Colorado is whether his candidacy can bring the party together before November.
GOP Senate Candidate Darryl Glenn Addresses National Convention
El Paso County Commissioner and Republican U.S. Senate candidate Darryl Glenn spoke in primetime during opening night at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Glenn Bests His GOP Primary Opponents, Now On To The US Senate Race
Originally published on July 1, 2016 2:34 pm Colorado’s Republican Party has their man to challenge Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet in November: Republican El Paso County commissioner Darryl Glenn.
Out Of 5 Contenders, Darryl Glenn Tops GOP Field, Will Face Bennet For His US Senate Seat
Republican El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn will challenge incumbent Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet this November.