
Pelosi Agrees To Perlmutter-Brokered Deal That Would Term Limit Top Democrats
The agreement all but secures Pelosi the votes she needed to become the Speaker of the House.

Nonpartisan Senate Secretary Resigns, Ending Pre-Session Scuffle Between Parties
Senate Secretary Effie Ameen agreed to resign Friday after weeks of back-and-forth following her dismissal the day before Thanksgiving.

While Perlmutter Woos Concessions From Pelosi, Jason Crow Holds His Ground
The freshman lawmaker wants to see new leadership instead of Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House.

State Sen. Daniel Kagan Resigning, Says He’s Ready For A Low-Pressure Job
Kagan says his decision had nothing to do with a complaint filed by a Republican senator last session who was upset to find him in an unmarked women’s restroom.

Sen. Michael Bennet ‘Seriously Thinking’ About A 2020 Run For President
Could there be two Coloradans vying to take on President Trump in 2020? Several people who’ve talked with Bennet say he’s considering joining the field.

Accuser-Released Letter Casts New Light On Jovan Melton Domestic Violence Allegations
The accuser in one of Melton’s cases is now releasing more information about their relationship because she feels he has not been honest with the public.

Attempt To Fire The State’s Nonpartisan Senate Secretary Is Overturned, For Now
Legislative attorneys later wrote an opinion that stated the full Senate is required to vote on whether to retain the secretary.

Incoming Senate President Garcia Dismisses The Nonpartisan Senate Secretary
While it’s not unheard of for nonpartisan staff to be replaced, it’s uncommon.

What’s On The Democrats’ Agenda For The State Legislature? Red Flag Laws And More
Democrats hold full control of the statehouse and the governor’s office after the midterm election.

With Newly Cemented Control, Democrats See ‘Great Responsibility’ To Work For Colorado
It has been decades since Democrats controlled all of Colorado’s statewide offices.

Where Colorado’s Governor Candidates Stand On Nathan Dunlap And The Death Penalty
Gov. John Hickenlooper halted the execution of Nathan Dunlap but did not grany him clemency. He left it to the next governor to ultimately decide Dunlap’s fate.

Secretary Of State Will Pursue Campaign Complaint Against Unite Colorado
The group was aiming to elect unaffiliated candidates to the state legislature. None of the complaints are on pace to be resolved before next week’s election.

With House Control On The Line, Coffman’s Fate Is In The Hands Of Voters
Democrats have tried for six years to unseat Coffman from this district since it was redrawn.

Bernie Sanders Stumps For Colorado Dems, Fueling Fiery Comments From Both Parties
Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke to several hundred people at CU Boulder as he endorsed Rep. Jared Polis for governor and Joe Neguse for District 2.

#MeToo Consumed Colorado’s Legislature, Now It’s Barely A Blip On The Campaign Trail
Democratic Rep. Faith Winter is trying to unseat Republican incumbent Sen. Beth Martinez Humenik.

Watch: Polis And Stapleton’s Final Debate Face Off Ahead Of The Election
The candidates had plenty of time in the lengthy debate to discuss everything from homelessness and health care, to climate change and how they show empathy.