Colorado’s election is approaching fast. Here’s how we’re covering it — and it’s not too late to weigh in
The November election is approaching quickly — so quickly that Colorado’s ballots will begin arriving in mailboxes just two weeks from now. The Denver Post’ staff is now at work on our fall election coverage.
How Colorado’s Proposition 131 reform initiative would change elections
Proposition 131 on Colorado’s November ballot proposes significant changes to how many high-profile elections would be conducted.
What time is the vice presidential debate in Colorado? How to watch Vance, Walz speak
Walz and Vance will meet in their first and possibly only vice presidential debate
Walz, Vance to Spar in US Vice Presidential Debate
Colorado: Is Donald Trump coming to Aurora? No clear plans for visit, despite comments — but Vance will have local fundraiser
September, former President Donald Trump said he planned to visit Aurora “in the next two weeks” as he stoked a national firestorm about immigration and an alleged Venezuelan gang takeover in the city.
Power struggle intensifies as Colorado GOP chair Dave Williams wins legal battle; internal conflict deepens
Last month, opponents of party chair Dave Williams voted to oust him after a series of controversies, including using party resources for his congressional campaign, attacking fellow Republicans and making anti-LGBTQ remarks.
Ballot question asks voters to put abortion rights in the Colorado Constitution
Amendment 79 would put the right to an abortion in the state constitution. This is a constitutional amendment, so it will need 55% of the vote to pass.
Republicans fighting to hold onto Lauren Boebert's seat in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District after Congresswoman's switch
Colorado Republicans are fighting to hold onto Rep. Lauren Boebert's seat in the 3rd Congressional District after she switched to CD4.
Early voting has started, and some Colorado clerks report uptick
While ballots don’t get mailed to Colorado voters until Oct. 11, county clerks were permitted to start handing out ballots to eligible voters as of Sept. 21. Clerks aren’t required to provide ballots to eligible voters until Oct.
DA in Colorado citing politics of ‘current events’ resigns and exits race weeks before election
The district attorney for Colorado’s 7th Judicial District is resigning from his seat and not seeking reelection for a second term, he announced earlier this week. Seth Ryan, a Republican, announced on Monday that he plans to resign at the end of October.
Hosted on MSN1d
Two Latinos are running in Colorado's most competitive congressional race
While politics separate U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo, a Democrat, from her Republican challenger state Rep. Gabe Evans, the two are linked by a common Mexican heritage. Why it matters: It's the first time in Colorado history two competing major-party candidates running for Congress are Latino — something experts tell Axios could play a role in a district with the state's largest share of Hispanic voters.
Colorado, Larimer County candidate forums planned in Fort Collins
Candidate forums with those running for state and county offices will be held in Fort Collins the week of Sept. 30.
coloradosun7h
Amendment 79: An attempt to preserve abortion access in Colorado’s constitution
Amendment 79 would preserve unfettered abortion access in Colorado and lift a state ban on the use of government funds for abortion