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8-hour, Republican-led hearing on Colorado’s election integrity ends without evidence of widespread fraud
President Donald Trump’s senior legal adviser, Jenna Ellis, urged the state legislature to investigate, but offered no substantive reason why
Colorado’s Democratic presidential electors cast nine votes for Joe Biden
The electors’ votes drew special attention this year because of President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede the election and his baseless allegations of election fraud
Colorado reports nearly 29,000 rejected ballots in the 2020 election, with younger voters the bulk of total
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold certified the 2020 election and said the state would look at ways to lower rejection rate
Colorado is expected to certify its election results soon — and without controversy
A recount in a district attorney race is the outstanding step before the book closes on the 2020 election and the Electoral College meets Dec. 14
Nicolais: Jeffco GOP stance on certification undermines its future relevancy
While careful to avoid alleging fraud, a recent Jeffco GOP email confirms its appeasement to conspiracy theorists
To verify the 2020 vote count, Colorado takes one final step: an audit. Here’s how it works.
The risk-limiting audits performed by Colorado make it a leader in election integrity nationwide, experts say
Colorado, two other states pass amendments clarifying that “only citizens” can vote
A Florida-based organization called Citizen Voters, Inc., funded a majority of the state campaigns for these amendments — including $1.4 million towards Colorado's efforts
Joe Biden supporters across Colorado breathe sigh of relief, celebrate after presidential race is called
At the Colorado Capitol, dozens gathered to celebrate the Democratic victory. Donald Trump supporters were there, too, questioning the results
Colorado election 2020: Dispatches from the polls, analysis and more
Colorado voters are deciding on the presidential race, a major U.S. Senate contest and 11 statewide ballot measures. The results start pouring in at 7 p.m. when polls close.
More than 2.7 million Coloradans have already voted. Here’s how all those ballots are processed.
At least two-thirds of registered voters have cast their ballots so far. Same-day registration leaves the door open for even more people to participate.
Colorado election officials say they’re confident voters will be able to cast their votes safely
Voter intimidation and electioneering have not been serious issues in Colorado, and officials expect that to continue through election day
Your Colorado guide to last-minute voting in this year’s presidential election
There’s still time to drop off your mail-in ballot, vote in person and even register to vote
Landlord who threatened to change rent based on election outcome engaged in voter intimidation, Colorado AG says
Bernie Pagel, co-owner of a mobile park in Fort Morgan, distributed a notice to tenants saying their rent could double if Democrat Joe Biden wins the presidential election
Rejected ballots top 10,000 in Colorado. Election officials are working to get them counted.
Mail ballot rejections in the 2020 election remain below average, but are expected to rise and disproportionately affect younger voters, an analysis shows
Colorado vote tracker: Here’s a look at turnout in the 2020 election
A statewide analysis and breakdown of the top 11 counties shows Democrats hold the vote edge in Colorado
One Colorado couple fled the East Troublesome fire with ballots. For others, voting options are abundant.
Voting isn’t the top priority for evacuees, but officials say they are doing all they can to ensure those affected by fires can still cast ballots
In 2016, more than 24,000 ballots in Colorado didn’t count. Here are 6 graphics that explain why.
Rejected ballots disproportionately hit young voters and those not affiliated with a major political party, a Colorado Sun analysis shows
Nicolais: We have one thing to be thankful for in 2020: Colorado voting
The efforts of election officials have made Colorado a shining example for the rest of the country
Colorado opens statewide in-person voting with rules designed to prevent coronavirus outbreaks
Counties across the state have set up voting procedures to address health guidelines and voter fears about COVID-19, using money from the federal CARES Act to buy everything from gloves to disposable pens.