The only sure bets about the Republican primary to replace Buck in Congress are that it will be crowded and it will be wild.
Colorado Republican Party
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Congressman Ken Buck won’t run for reelection in 2024, citing GOP’s embrace of election conspiracies
Buck, who was first elected to the House in 2014, cited Republicans’ embrace of election conspiracies as part of his reason for leaving Congress
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Mike Coffman, conservative dark-money group have been only donors to strong-mayor ballot initiative in Aurora
Colorado Dawn, a nonprofit that has previously supported Republican candidates and causes, paid $144,000 to collect signatures for the measure
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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
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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
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Colorado GOP paid no staff in April while fundraising lags under new Chairman Dave Williams
The newly elected party chair is mum on whether the state GOP has employees or is just using volunteers. It’s the first time in at least 20 years the party hasn’t paid anyone.
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Zornio: Yemi Mobolade’s win reminds us that Colorado isn’t red or blue. It’s unaffiliated.
Could Coloradans find a path beyond partisan politics by electing more unaffiliated candidates to office?
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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
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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
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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