John Hickenlooper
Lorena Garcia casts herself as the true progressive in U.S. Senate race. But first she needs to make the ballot.
The underdog candidate considers Andrew Romanoff and John Hickenlooper the status quo as she seeks to upset the Democratic primary
Top Stories
Carman: As impeachment trial looms, vulnerable Gardner is on increasingly thin ice
By Diane Carman Opinion
Hickenlooper faces renewed pressure and questions about his administration’s spending in final months
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Nicolais: For political junkies, this is the season to rush to the mailbox
By Mario Nicolais Opinion
Coming to a TV near you: $163 million in political ads for the top 2020 Colorado races
By Sandra Fish Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
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.
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
John Hickenlooper is worth at least $7.8 million. Here is where his money is invested.
Hickenlooper’s wealth came under scrutiny in his abandoned presidential bid and the U.S. Senate race, most notably for his association with the world’s uber-rich and influential players
Andrew Romanoff goes apocalyptic on climate change. But will fear drive support for his U.S. Senate bid?
The insurgent Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate uses his first campaign video to hit rivals John Hickenlooper and Cory Gardner
Silverman: Cory Gardner, no one should make you lie and cover for Trump’s wrongdoing
An open letter to Sen. Gardner: Distance yourself from Moscow Mitch and observe your oath during the impeachment trial
Opinion
Does Cory Gardner have a breaking point when it comes to Trump? The political climate suggests he better not.
Colorado’s Republican senator is maintaining his broad support for Trump despite a changing electorate in Colorado. If he wants to return to Washington in 2020, that may be his only option.
University of Denver professor joins slate of Democrats running for U.S. Senate
David Goldfischer filed his paperwork on Monday, adding his name to a Democratic field that had been shrinking since former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper joined the race
Andrew Romanoff’s record on immigration complicates his progressive bid for U.S. Senate
The Democrat led the Colorado House in 2006 when it passed a series of measures targeting people living in the U.S. illegally. Romanoff says he deeply regrets that legislation, which came during a wave of anti-immigrant policies across the nation.
