Government and PoliticsRepublican attempt to impeach Colorado’s Secretary of State fails in state HouseBy Bente Birkeland
ElectionsImpeachment resolution against Colorado’s Secretary of State introduced in state HouseBy Bente Birkeland
Government and PoliticsRepublican lawmakers want to impeach Colorado’s Secretary of State over her support for removing Trump from the ballotBy Bente Birkeland
Government and PoliticsRepublicans decry ruling disqualifying Trump from Colorado’s primary ballotBy Megan Verlee
Government and PoliticsLawsuit to keep Trump off Colorado ballot will be heard later this fallBy Bente Birkeland
ElectionsLawsuit against Colorado over how the state rejects mail-in ballots due to voter signatures allowed to continueBy Ben Markus
ElectionsConservative ‘dark money’ group won’t have to pay fine or reveal donors, Colorado judge rulesBy Andrew Kenney
ElectionsColorado election bill would bring county clerks financial relief, but wouldn’t change the rules for recountsBy Bente Birkeland
ElectionsRight now, candidates can request a recount even if they’ve lost by a wide margin. Colorado’s top election official wants to change thatBy Bente Birkeland
Elections‘The temperature has gone down a little bit’: Colorado’s clerks hope they’ve turned a corner on election disinformationBy Bente Birkeland
ElectionsHow Colorado executes its signature-match requirement for ballots disenfranchises many voters, a lawsuit claimsBy Ben Markus
2022 ElectionsDemocrat Jena Griswold wins second term as Colorado’s top election officialBy Bente Birkeland
2022 ElectionsOn Election Day 2022, Coloradans chart the state’s course for the next four years and beyondBy Megan Verlee
2022 ElectionsSecretary of State appoints election supervisor in Elbert County, where Republican clerk copied voting machine hard drivesBy Bente Birkeland
ElectionsJena Griswold appoints a supervisor to oversee Pueblo County’s November elections, citing multiple mistakes made by clerk and recorder Bo OrtizBy Bente Birkeland