A poll released Thursday shows Democrats and Republicans in Colorado’s battleground 8th Congressional District agree on aspects of immigration, including limited deportations and paths to citizenship.
Colorado Latinos are increasingly unhappy with President Donald Trump, but they are also turning their frustration toward how their own state is run amid mounting affordability concerns.
A graduated income tax measure qualified for the Colorado ballot on Tuesday. It will join several other ballot measures — on income taxes, education funding, immigration, fentanyl and hunting.
Voters will decide in November whether to redirect state sales taxes collected on outdoor gear from the state’s general fund to environmental conservation efforts and wildfire prevention grant programs.
Ten candidates will appear on Denver’s special election ballot this November as voters choose their next at-large City Council member following Sarah Parady’s resignation. Here’s a rundown.
Colorado Republican governor candidate Victor Marx appears to be the operator of a third-party LLC selling campaign merchandise in an arrangement he’s said allows supporters to skirt donation limits.
Colorado voter information for voters requested record confidentiality was compromised through a website update by Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office, agency officials said Thursday.
The Restore Our Roads constitutional amendment is set to be pulled from Colorado’s 2026 ballot after sponsors struck a deal with Phil Weiser, a source says.
Coloradans can still expect to receive their ballots in the mail in early October regardless of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of President Donald Trump’s executive order, officials said.
Recent polling shows that Republicans in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District are about as enthusiastic as Democrats for more government spending on healthcare.