Congress
The next four weeks will determine if Cory Gardner keeps his job. Here’s how he plans to shift the tide.
Every poll since October 2019 has shown the Republican incumbent trailing. One survey had him within 5 percentage points of John Hickenlooper, but most surveys show the senator facing a much larger deficit.
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Trump picks Amy Coney Barrett for U.S. Supreme Court; Cory Gardner voted to put her on federal bench in 2017
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Here’s what John Hickenlooper thinks about a U.S. Supreme Court expansion and what makes a good justice
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Cory Gardner has voted to confirm 98% of Trump’s judicial nominees as decision on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat looms
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Health care, the environment, coronavirus: How the pandemic has become a top election-year issue in Colorado
In the marquee U.S. Senate race, Cory Gardner is facing pressure from John Hickenlooper and other Democrats to do more to respond to the pandemic. But the Republican is also touting his response to COVID-19 in television and Facebook ads
Littwin: If Cory Gardner wants to show he’s serious about standing up to Trump , here’s his chance
As Senate Republicans prepare to introduce an unserious pandemic funding bill, Gardner should reprise his “unfathomable” take and demand a genuine bill. Anyone think that’ll happen?
Opinion
Cory Gardner wants to get rid of Obamacare. But it’s not clear what he plans to replace it with.
The Republican senator from Colorado talks more often about what he doesn’t want -- Obamacare, a public option, Medicare For All -- than his ideas on how to achieve his goals of driving down costs and improving care
Big Tech asserts its influence in Colorado, but the U.S. Senate candidates aren’t willing to discuss it
Amid debate in Congress, Cory Gardner and John Hickenlooper have said little about whether more regulation is needed for the technology industry
Some unemployed Coloradans will see Trump’s extra $300 a week benefit starting in mid September. But it won’t last.
The president’s Lost Wages Assistance will only help people who have already filed for unemployment. And the Trump administration only provided Colorado enough money to last three weeks.
Cory Gardner faces pressure to deliver on stimulus bill as he touts his coronavirus response in campaign
Democratic rival John Hickenlooper supports the Democratic-led U.S. House bill and blasts U.S. Senate for taking recess
Colorado attorney general in discussions with other states about legal action to protect U.S. Postal Service
The talks come as fears over the Trump administration’s degradation of the Postal Service ahead of the November election have reached a fever pitch
