By Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline
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Candidates to Replace Denver State Senator Meet Ahead of Vacancy Committee
The seven people hoping to replace outgoing Democratic Sen. Chris Hansen next year met on Tuesday evening in a rare public-facing forum ahead of the vacancy committee meeting to decide Hansen’s successor.
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Republicans on Election Boards in 7 Colorado Counties Refuse To Certify Election Results
Canvass board members in seven Colorado counties voted against certifying the 2024 general election results, citing a recent password leak from the secretary of state’s office as the reason.
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Colorado, Illinois Governors Launch Organization To ‘Safeguard’ Democracy Ahead of Trump Presidency
In the wake of Republican Donald Trump’s reelection to the presidency, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is helping to lead a new initiative that aims to protect state-level democratic institutions against federal overreach.
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Income Tax Bill Increases Economic Disparities in Colorado, Analysis Shows
A bill passed by the Colorado Legislature this year that adjusts taxpayer refunds will benefit high earners but decrease refunds for most Colorado taxpayers.
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Will Colorado’s Congressional Delegation Call for Ceasefire in Gaza? Rally Goers, Officials Apply Pressure for Them To Do So
A coalition of current and former Colorado elected officials and community organizations are urging the state’s congressional delegation to call for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as the death toll in the war climbs past 20,000 people.
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CO GOP Alleges Election Fraud Without Evidence, Tells Canvas Boards Not To Certify November Election
The Colorado Republican Party is advising county canvass boards to not certify results from this November's statewide election.
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Colorado Republican Party Attacks the LGBTQ Community as ‘Degenerates,’ ‘Radicals,’ ‘Predators,’ and ‘Creeps’
The Republican organization that represents LGBTQ party members said that a recent email sent by the official Colorado GOP, which characterized LGBTQ people as “groomers,” unfairly defines them and furthers an ideological rift in the party.
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Boebert Will Be in a ‘Very Tight Race’ Next Election, Says Professor
Democrat Adam Frisch’s narrow loss to Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert in the 3rd Congressional District came as a surprise to many political observers, as the Aspen businessman came within 600 votes of unseating the conservative and controversial congresswomen in a race that was expected to be a breeze for the incumbent.