‘Cleaning up and clearing out’ Polis signs executive order to repeal over 200 other executive orders
And to make things more fun, he brought along a power tool.
NOCO Holiday Light Trail strings together seasonal attractions throughout the region
From festivals to driving tours to lit-up gardens, the trail aims to be a passport to holiday magic.
Colorado only thinks of bison as livestock. A new bill could mean new protections for their wild counterparts
The proposal comes from a committee devoted to incorporating Native American concerns into state policy.
Colorado’s election equipment password breach explained
What we know about the investigations into Colorado’s Secretary of State’s office following the voting machine passwords fiasco and what happens next.
Former VP Mike Pence says “standing up for traditional marriage” is the “calling of our time” during address at Colorado Christian University
Pence was the inaugural keynote for the university’s President’s Speaker Series.
After winning a narrow victory, Gabe Evans talks about how he plans to represent Colorado’s 8th District in Congress.
Evans said one of his priorities in Congress will be finding ways for local law enforcement work more closely with immigration officials.
How it all went down
From congressional results to a grab-bag of ballot measures, here’s what the election delivered for Colorado
Of Colorado’s millions of votes, a few are coming from very far away
How does overseas absentee voting work, what are the safeguards, and why is the success rate so low?
In an ‘unwinnable’ race, one congressional candidate hopes to just show a different side of his party
Valdamar Archuleta is the Republican running in Colorado’s bluest House district.
If you get a ballot for a loved one who’s passed away, or for someone who’s moved, what should you do?
Clerks have lots of tools to keep their voter rolls up to date, but sometimes they need the public’s help.
How Colorado secures the vote
A dive into everything from keeping noncitizens from registering to what’s inside the vote-counting machines.
Yes, older voting machines have Wi-Fi cards in them. Here’s why election workers say that’s not cause for concern
Fears surrounding voter fraud via hacking raises the question of ballot tabulation equipment and its relationship to Wi-Fi connection.
7th Congressional District: Minor party and independent candidates
Meet the minor party and write-in candidates running for Colorado’s Seventh Congressional District, which covers both Denver’s western suburbs and numerous mountain communities. The district includes the cities of Broomfield, Arvada, Lakewood and portions of Westminster, as well as Lake, Park, Teller, Fremont, Custer and Chaffee counties.
1st Congressional District: Valdamar Archuleta
The Denver native is the Republican candidate in the race.
2nd Congressional District: Marshall Dawson
This is the Republican engineer’s second attempt to unseat incumbent Rep. Joe Neguse.
2nd Congressional District: Joe Neguse
In 2022, he was awarded the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Legislative Action Award and a year earlier, the Center for Effective Lawmaking ranked him among the top 10 most effective members of Congress.
