Election 2020
Elbert County clerk turns over his voting system copies after judge’s order
This is one of a handful of cases across the United States in which authorities are investigating whether local officials directed or aided in suspected security breaches at their own election offices.
Colorado Democrats, election officials are trying to prevent insider threats to election security
Senate Bill 153 was inspired by the events surrounding Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, a Republican who has cast baseless doubt on the 2020 presidential election results
Lawsuit invokes KKK Act as it seeks to stop group’s door-to-door hunt for voter fraud in Colorado
The suit alleges that the group's activities include photographing voters' homes and “door-to-door voter intimidation” in areas where a high number of minorities live
Colorado secretary of state sues to compel Elbert County clerk to hand over copies of election hard drive
The copies got in the hands of two unauthorized attorneys after they were made
State probe of Douglas County clerk finds no threat to election system
“My office is satisfied that there is no current threat to the county’s election system,” Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said
Colorado’s top election official orders Elbert County clerk to disclose information about alleged election system hard drive copy
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said that Republican Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder’s actions represent “a potential breach of security protocols”
“Harassment, vitriol and violent threats”: Colorado’s top elections official is asking for security
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has requested about $200,000 annually from the legislature for guards and threat monitoring
Prayer, conspiracies and fundraising: Supporters of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters hold another rally following FBI search
Tina Peters and Sherronna Bishop -- among others -- are under criminal investigation by federal, state and local authorities
Colorado voters typically reject tax hikes. There’s an exception when it comes to funding parks and trails.
Open space advocates hope the recent support for protection of outdoor spaces is not a pandemic blip but a border-to-border commitment to conservation.
Federal judge tells Colorado lawyers to pay defendants’ attorneys fees in unsuccessful election fraud case
U.S. Magistrate Judge N. Reid Neureiter ruled in August that attorneys Gary D. Fielder and Ernest J. Walker should pay penalties
Dominion Voting’s Eric Coomer files defamation lawsuit against Randy Corporon, Salem Media
The former Dominion Voting Systems executive accuses Corporon and radio station 710 KNUS of defamation related to false claims of fraud in the 2020 election
Silverman: Trump’s Big Lie is flowing through Colorado
America’s survival depends on GOP elected officials with the decency to condemn efforts by party leaders to corrupt election results
Republican Pam Anderson, a former county clerk, launches bid to unseat Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold
Anderson, who accused the Democratic incumbent for being hyperpartisan, said she wants to be a secretary of state who both Democrats and Republicans can trust
Trump allies converge on Denver as key defendant defies judge in Eric Coomer’s defamation lawsuit
Lawyers for Dominion Voting System’s Eric Coomer called Joe Oltmann’s claims that Coomer said he would rig the election “a calculated falsehood”
Rudy Giuliani shed light on Trump campaign chaos as part of a Denver-based defamation lawsuit
Giuliani said that when he started working on litigation related to Donald Trump’s unfounded voting fraud claims, campaign staff actively worked to undercut him
Clerk Tina Peters tells Mesa County commissioners she’s still working
The clerk has not been seen in Colorado since Secretary of State Jena Griswold opened an investigation into the security breach of voting equipment
Colorado abortion providers are preparing for an influx of patients from Texas
Restrictions on abortion access nationwide could thrust more pressure on states like Colorado that have long been considered safe havens for abortion access.
Colorado Republicans want to win over unaffiliated voters in 2022. Can they do it if their base is still focused on 2020?
As Colorado Republicans look to 2022 with hopes of bouncing back from two election cycles of defeat, their game plan is being tested by their base’s adherence to unfounded claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen
Conservative dark-money group battles to keep its donors secret in showdown with Colorado’s secretary of state
The nonprofit Unite for Colorado plans to appeal its $40,000 fine while facing a second complaint for spending on ballot measures
Colorado’s top election official squarely blames Mesa County clerk for voting equipment passwords breach
As the investigation into Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters’ office ramped up on Tuesday, the Republican official appeared at a “cyber security” conference hosted by the “MyPillow Guy” where he espoused baseless claims about fraud in the 2020 presidential election
