Articles By Mario Nicolais
Nicolais: To avoid election chaos, states must move up mail ballot processing
The example set by Colorado, which begins mail ballot processing upon receipt, should be followed across the country
Opinion
Nicolais: Clowns to the left, jokers to right, Michael Hancock in the middle continuing to govern
Between constant attacks from people like Candi CdeBaca and Steffan Tubbs, Mayor Michael Hancock has dealt with a pandemic and protests with aplomb
Opinion
Nicolais: The terrible state of Colorado’s U.S. Senate campaign commercials
Ads run by both the Hickenlooper and Gardner campaigns fail to capture the imaginative power of prior political ads
Opinion
Nicolais: Bandimere Speedway is racing into a wall
After Bandimere speedway joined with local activists to protest mask mandates, it seems set for a crash course in court
Opinion
Nicolais: Professional athletes are Bucking the system
With their walkouts, athletes can prompt real reform. It's time for Cory Gardner and the Senate to respond.
Opinion
Nicolais: Colorado forest fires have become a devastating marker of summer
With 19 of the top 20 largest fires occurring over the past 20 years, sometimes it seems the whole state really is burning
Opinion
Nicolais: Trump’s plan to fail
After failing to plan for the coronavirus, last week Trump laid out his plan to smother the U.S. Postal Service, voting by mail and American democracy
Opinion
Nicolais: A lack of polling in the Senate race could mean bad news for Cory Gardner
With less than three months to go, the noticeable lack of polling available to the public suggests that Sen.Cory Gardner is in serious trouble
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Nicolais: Trump is losing it, but what he really fears is being a loser
Trump’s toothless threat to postpone the election underscores that he doesn't care about dragging Republicans down with him
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