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In final push, Democrats rush major changes to elections and campaign finance disclosure in Colorado
The package of bills may benefit Democrats most, critics argue, and a loophole may limit the effort to improve dark money disclosure
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Colorado teens won’t get to vote in school board elections after all
By Chalkbeat Colorado Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Should Colorado teens get a vote in school board elections? These legislators think so
By Chalkbeat Colorado Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Despite anti-immigrant rhetoric, Latino GOP voters have held steady under Trump
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Ranked-choice voting could come to Colorado cities in 2019. Is the statewide ballot next?
By Brian Eason Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
While Colorado voted, cyber experts were watching for the worst threats to state’s election systems
The State Department, Colorado National Guard and other cybersecurity officials hope there’s nothing to see here
It’s been a smooth ride for most Colorado voters, but even minor midterm glitches seem bigger in a volatile political climate
Voter suppression elsewhere casts a long shadow over relatively small problems in the state lauded for its safe voting environment
GOP turnout in Colorado behind 2014; Democrat, unaffiliated ballot returns are surging
"This will be a dogfight until the very end," Republicans say as GOP early voting figures are below 2014 numbers in all but one of the largest counties in Colorado
The country’s election integrity is in the hands of private companies — including one in Denver — with their own security problems
61,000 Adams County voters are still missing ballots (and other voting problems around Colorado)
Twenty-five percent of the county's ballots are Adams County's “#1 priority” after sitting in a truck for a week
Colorado has been called the safest place to vote under Republican Wayne Williams’ watch. But Democrat Jena Griswold says things could be better.
Where the candidates stand on issues ranging from voter registration, money in politics, election security and more
Did you spill soup on your ballot? Leave it in a rental car? Here’s what to do.
Short answer: Spend some time at govotecolorado.com
Check the mail: Colorado’s Election 2018 ballots are on their way today. Here’s what you need to know.
There are more than 3.5 million registered voters in Colorado
Big questions about voting rights — and short-term rentals — splinter tiny Colorado town of Pitkin
Colorado's deputy secretary of state has called for a federal investigation of Voting Rights Act violations after Gunnison County's DA prosecuted eight people for improperly voting in town's first trustee election in a decade.
