Williams has reported working 40 hours most weeks since he started his aide job in February, including after he was elected to lead the Colorado Republican Party in March
Colorado GOP
Nicolais: John Eastman and Dave Williams attempt to undermine democracy — again
By hiring former President Trump’s co-conspirator to represent Colorado’s state party, Williams demonstrated just how far he would go to destroy our system of government
Colorado GOP rejects bylaws amendment that would have made it easier for Republicans to opt out of 2024 primaries
The amendment was part of a push by the far right to block Colorado’s roughly 2 million unaffiliated voters from helping select Republicans’ general election candidates
Littwin: Someone please explain why Colorado’s shrinking GOP wants to get smaller and smaller
State chair Dave Williams continues to work on banning unaffiliated voters, including all those GOP leaners, from participating in Republican primaries
Proposed change to Colorado GOP bylaws would make it easier to block unaffiliated voters from Republican primaries
Closing Colorado’s Republican primaries has been a major objective of the far right
Jim Morrissey: Colorado GOP facing financial challenges
Cartoonist Jim Morrissey wonders where the party’s new leadership will find workers amid reports that employees haven’t been paid recently.
Nicolais: Colorado Springs Republicans are not serious people
Years of intraparty bickering too unbelievable to be a plot from Succession have led a one-time Republican bastion to crumble
Nicolais: Colorado’s zombie GOP puts Dave Williams in charge
After dying with the last election, the Colorado GOP is now just a horror show troupe wandering aimlessly in the political landscape
Dave Williams’ election as Colorado GOP chair has set off some Republican alarm bells. He says people should “relax.”
Williams, a former state lawmaker, has offered his opponents in the party chair race, including indicted former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, official roles in the Colorado Republican Party
Littwin: Colorado GOP seems to be doing all it can to remain an ever-shrinking minority party
GOP vows futile effort to slow down gun bills, just as it did on abortion. It gets worse. Check out the conspiracy-fueled race for state party chair.