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U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear Colorado’s presidential electors case. Here’s why the state thinks it will win.
By Jesse Paul News Primary category in which blog post is published
7 questions with Colorado’s Jason Crow on being an impeachment manager
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado’s Jason Crow chosen as Democratic impeachment manager as case heads to U.S. Senate
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Silverman: It’s happening. Impeachment is moving to the U.S. Senate this week. The trial is imminent.
By Craig Silverman Opinion
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On impeachment, pressure on Colorado’s Cory Gardner is from the right
Cory Gardner's statements on the standoff that has seized the Senate have largely aligned with the president's most fervent defenders
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Coming to a TV near you: $163 million in political ads for the top 2020 Colorado races
The advertising started early in Colorado with more than $7.2 million spent in the final six months of 2019
Nicolais: Should auld acquaintance be forgot? The Lincoln Project says yes
As the New Year begins, the conservative group hopes some Republicans will rethink their loyalty to Trump and his supporters
Opinion
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Here’s the top political story of 2019 and the decade in Colorado. And what to watch in 2020.
A survey of political observers from across the partisan ledger put the 2019 legislative session and the U.S. Senate race top of mind.
Nicolais: Could a generational divide over Trump lead to an evangelical exodus?
Recent editorials in leading evangelical publications may indicate a changing tide in the historically Republican voting bloc
Opinion
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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
