Articles By Sandra Fish
You’ll be seeing at least $19 million worth of John Hickenlooper and Cory Gardner on TV before Election Day
The two candidates have launched their general election television ad buys, and there’s expected to be plenty more spent in Colorado ahead of the closely watched November contest
Cory Gardner starts the U.S. Senate contest in negative territory. And the reason why is simple.
The Republican incumbent’s approval rating hit its high mark in 2017 and fell ahead of the race against Democrat John Hickenlooper, a new analysis shows
Incumbents, slate backed by super PAC cash head to victory in run for Colorado statehouse
Weld Republican says it’s “a new chance for the conservative effort in Colorado.”
It’s election day in Colorado. Here’s what to watch in the primary and what you need to know to vote.
The U.S. Senate race is the marquee contest and turnout is a key marker for enthusiasm on the Democratic side ahead of November
Oil and gas donors become an issue in Democratic primary, but most of the money is flowing to the GOP
Former Gov. John Hickenlooper and Andrew Romanoff, Democratic rivals in the U.S. Senate race, have accepted contributions from oil and gas in this campaign
With John Hickenlooper on defensive, mysterious group launches big-money ad attacking Andrew Romanoff
A mysterious federal political action committee formed this week, called Let’s Turn Colorado Blue, has reserved about $750,000 in air time through Election Day. Meanwhile, Hickenlooper and national Democrats are starting to spend big.
“Brutal” and “nasty” only begin to describe the GOP battles in Weld County ahead of the primary
Anonymous attacks, false accusations and big money groups target legislative, county commission races in this deep-red county
2020 battle for power at the Capitol starts with these big-money Colorado legislative primaries
A guide to the top legislative contests in the June 30 primary, where Republicans are debating who is more conservative and Democrats are aiming for progressive bona fides
Dark money group drops $500,000 to help put a paid family leave initiative on November ballot
The latest state-level campaign finance reports show Democratic candidates and super PACs lead GOP rivals in legislative contests
