While most of the political world is laser-focused on November 2026, one Colorado campaign already has its sights set on 2028, when it hopes to usher in a seismic change to the way the state conducts elections. More than two years ahead of the due date, Courageous Colorado’s push for nonpartisan primary elections is conducting listening sessions, working to recruit influencers, and has already aired a television commercial. And though it’s being billed as a way of increasing turnout and decreasing polarization, there’s reason to suspect that Courageous Colorado’s push for nonpartisan primaries is not as altruistic as it seems.
Kent Thiry
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‘Don’t Walk into the Devil’s Playground’ — Colorado Republicans and Bohemian Grove
During a March 7 appearance on the Peter Boyles Show, Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Oltmann was discussing the state’s conservative establishment power structure when he made a surprising disclosure.
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Proponents of Ranked-Choice Voting Ballot Measure Face Bipartisan Opposition
In less than two weeks, Coloradans will vote on Proposition 131, a ballot initiative that would abolish party primaries and create a top-four ranked choice voting (RCV) system for most state and federal elections in Colorado.