Colorado Secretary of State's Office
Bernie Sanders sits atop Colorado Democratic delegate count but Joe Biden is closing the gap
A Colorado Sun analysis of preliminary vote totals shows how Elizabeth Warren’s departure reshuffles the state’s delegates
Top Stories
Supporters of a 22-week abortion ban in Colorado turn in signatures, but may struggle to make 2020 ballot
By Jennifer Brown Health Primary category in which blog post is published
Hickenlooper has likely secured his spot on the U.S. Senate primary ballot. But will the Democratic base embrace him?
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado’s 2020 presidential primary ballots are hitting the mail. Here’s what you need to know.
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Why we won’t know which Democratic presidential candidate won Colorado on Super Tuesday
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado hits a new milestone with unaffiliated voters and busts the myth about its even partisan split
40% of Colorado voters are now unaffiliated, but that doesn’t necessarily mean their votes are toss-ups in the 2020 election
Colorado officials look to close 30 campaign committees in “never-ending spiral”
Even if the secretary of state's office closes the committees, it may never recover millions in penalties owed by organizations and candidates
Nicolais: Hell might be freezing over, but it’s time to address campaign finance laws
Decades of campaign finance laws to get money out of politics have only made our system demonstrably worse – so maybe it's time to try something different
Opinion
664 voters in Aurora — home to a neck-and-neck mayoral race — didn’t get their replacement ballots until Election Day
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold on Friday blasted the U.S. Postal Service, saying it should have notified elections officials about the delayed ballots
The public, election officials may be kept in the dark on hacks around the U.S. But not in Colorado.
At least two states — Colorado and Iowa — have implemented policies to compel local officials to notify the state about suspected breaches involving election systems.
Campaign to recall Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia fails, decides not to turn in all of its signatures
The effort said they will turn in about 120 signatures, but not all of the ones they collected, in protest of what they said was "voter intimidation"
Dark money and big donors fuel the ballot battle over Proposition CC in Colorado
The 2019 election attracts millions in money from nonprofits, whose donors remain hidden despite a new state disclosure law
Colorado asks U.S. Supreme Court to overturn decision allowing presidential electors to vote for whomever they want
The case, involving Colorado 2016 “faithless” presidential elector Micheal Baca, could change the way presidents are chosen in the U.S. and have a permanent effect on the nation’s Electoral College system
17,774 Aurora voters got a ballot instructing them to choose one at-large City Council candidate. They are supposed to be picking two.
The Aurora city clerk says the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s Office is working with state elections officials to find a solution