Electoral College
Opinion: Bravo to Ken Buck for standing up for the Electoral College. Now, here’s what’s wrong with it.
It's an antidemocratic allocation of power to small states with roots in the protection of slavery.
Lauren Boebert vowed to shake things up in Congress. She has delivered in her first week.
The high school dropout with a history of minor run-ins with the law used her first tumultuous week in office to cement her far-right and extremist credentials while also setting off a widespread roar of criticism
Nicolais: Lauren Boebert’s bloodlust rhetoric helped incite the deadly assault on the U.S. Capitol
Trump, Boebert, Hawley and other officials were complicit in the national disgrace at the Capitol
Sen. John Hickenlooper: “Trump and the thugs who attempted a violent coup can’t override the will of the people”
"We are the guardians of this fragile democracy and its endurance rests on our shoulders."
Joe Biden’s win confirmed after pro-Trump mob storms U.S. Capitol
President Trump, who had repeatedly refused to concede the election, said in a statement immediately after the vote that there will be a smooth transition of power on Inauguration Day.
Mesa County clerk posts voter-fraud claims but cites no evidence
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters tweeted in response to a Republican U.S. senator who denounced his colleagues for their plan to challenge the Electoral College certification Wednesday.
Littwin: Next up in our theater of the absurd, the Sedition Caucus takes its turn in pushing Trump’s rigged-election fiction
Meanwhile in the real world, Democrats have won one Senate runoff race and seem poised to win the other in Georgia, which would, stunningly, give Dems effective control of the Senate.
Congresswoman-elect Lauren Boebert to challenge Electoral College vote
Boebert, who takes office in January, again repeated false allegations of widespread voter fraud in the election of Joe Biden
Littwin: Trump may be on his way out, but Trumpism made a brief stop in Colorado
Trump attorney Jenna Ellis was the star witness in a hearing examining election integrity in Colorado. Turns out, there are no issues on election integrity in Colorado.
Colorado narrowly favors keeping national popular vote law in early returns
Voters weighed in on whether to repeal a 2019 law that could eventually contribute to fundamental changes to U.S. presidential elections
Colorado’s Proposition 113 is a linchpin in national popular vote campaign but major hurdles remain
The political landscape suggests the national popular vote compact is unlikely to come to fruition and legal challenges loom large
Colorado 2020 election: A quick guide to the ballot questions on abortion, wolves, taxes, sick leave and more
The 11 statewide policy questions on the 2020 election ballot carry far-reaching implications for social and fiscal future of Colorado
Proposition 113 explained: Colorado voters could push the U.S. closer to a national popular vote system
In November, Colorado voters will decide whether to affirm or repeal the legislature’s 2019 decision to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
Hickenlooper makes case for electability as repeated controversies continue to overshadow his campaign
The former Colorado governor faced off against rival Andrew Romanoff in the final televised Democratic U.S. Senate debate
