Beth Martinez Humenik
Where do Colorado Republicans go from here?
No Republican running statewide has won more than 45% of the vote in the past two election cycles. Conservatives think Donald Trump is a big factor, but there's also broad agreement the party has a messaging problem, too.
Super PAC money dominated 2018 election and Democrats controlled the cash race
Outside Republican political groups poured more cash into key Colorado contests but still couldn't land wins in big Democratic year
GOP super PACs make big TV buys to influence last-minute voters in Colorado governor’s race
Even after you factor out massive U.S. Senate race spending during the last midterm election, television purchases are $8 million ahead of 2014.
Spending 5 times higher on state Senate races this year than in 2016
With eight days until ballots are counted, the tally of all general election TV advertising buys hits $52.1 million
The nastiest Colorado campaign attacks filling your mailbox — and the truth behind them
In the 2018 election, Colorado voters are getting fistfuls of negative campaign mailers for races up and down the ballot
61,000 Adams County voters are still missing ballots (and other voting problems around Colorado)
Twenty-five percent of the county's ballots are Adams County's “#1 priority” after sitting in a truck for a week
Who’s paying for those political ads? Dark money is tough to track in Colorado
The elections for governor and state Senate are flooded with big money from groups that don't disclose donors, and the state law is partly to blame.
In the battle for the Colorado Senate, Dem candidates raise more money, but cash from outside groups gives GOP the edge
The most expensive of 17 state Senate races is between Republican incumbent Beth Martinez Humenik and Democratic challenger Faith Winter in District 24
A quick rundown of the top five election 2018 races in Colorado
What you need to know about the biggest races in Colorado this election cycle
Colorado business leaders are behind dark-money political group spending big on state Senate races
The Colorado Economic Leadership Fund is spending $621,370 on ads, according to cable TV contracts filed last week
