Politics and Government
Colorado governor bans evictions for tenants who can prove financial hardship because of coronavirus
The order, which lasts at least 30 days, comes after the Democrat faced months of pressure from housing advocates
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They’ve been called soccer moms, rage moms and Zoom moms. Why the Colorado suburban-women vote is so important.
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Democrats dominate campaign fundraising and spend big to build majority in the Colorado legislature
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Colorado opens statewide in-person voting with rules designed to prevent coronavirus outbreaks
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Why are so many people riled up by Jena Griswold?
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2020 Census comes to abrupt end, with Colorado almost entirely counted. Technically.
Experts question the accuracy of this year’s count given the chaotic behavior of the U.S. Census Bureau.
Diane Mitsch Bush outraises GOP rival Lauren Boebert in 3rd District as Democrats pour money into the race
The national parties campaign committees are spending big on TV ads in a district once considered safe for Republicans
Discount cigarette makers file federal lawsuit seeking to invalidate part of Colorado’s Proposition EE
The companies say the so-called minimum-price provision unfairly benefits premium tobacco brands, like Philip Morris USA, whose parent company, Altria, helped negotiate the language in the ballot measure
Where Donald Trump and Joe Biden split on Colorado issues in presidential race
The presidential contest shows clear differences on major policies that will impact Colorado
Did you make a mistake on your Colorado ballot? Or put it in the wrong drop box? Here’s what you can do.
Yes, sometimes mistakes happen with ballots. But Colorado election officials say there are ways to ensure that your vote gets counted
Election officials bolster confidence in election, warn against misinformation at Colorado Sun forum
Officials also played down cybersecurity issues but said they were remaining vigilant
Colorado’s Proposition 113 is a linchpin in national popular vote campaign but major hurdles remain
The political landscape suggests the national popular vote compact is unlikely to come to fruition and legal challenges loom large
Gardner says Roe v. Wade is “settled law” in final U.S. Senate debate, as Hickenlooper talks court packing
The Republican incumbent declared Roe v. Wade “settled law” as his Democratic rival expressed concern about packing the Supreme Court
Colorado wanted to make it easier for people with disabilities to vote. Then came coronavirus.
Advocates say family and friends of prospective voters living in the more than 900 elder care centers and other care institutions in Colorado must remain extra vigilant that COVID-19-related health restrictions do not bar their loved ones from casting a ballot.
