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A deleted voter story at a local Denver TV station has...

How can a major local TV station adequately correct misleading election information it published in an environment where a credible news outlet's mistakes can become...

Electoral College protest movement: Colorado’s role, and how reform would change...

Editor's note: Gov. Jared Polis signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law on March 15. Any day now, Democratic Gov. Jared Polis is...

How many unaffiliated voters might vote in Colorado’s 2018 party primaries?

As if the 2018 race for Colorado governor wasn’t already a fascinating affair given the number of candidates running, a new twist this year...

On Saturday, these groups will show you how to ‘unrig the...

Are our state politics rigged? Three national groups with footholds in Colorado are gathering Saturday at The Alliance Center in Denver for a public event...

Barbara O’Brien has three challengers for her DPS board seat so...

A Denver father who narrowly lost a seat on the Denver Public Schools board to a well-known incumbent two years ago is running again...

In Colorado, ‘confusion,’ ‘hysteria,’ and voters unregistering at some local election...

Earlier this week, in the office of Boulder’s election division, workers were keeping a tally on sticky notes when voters started calling to cancel...

Worried about your safety? You can keep your personal voter info...

If you’re a voter in Colorado there are some things you should know. Colorado’s secretary of state, Wayne Williams, plans to give publicly available...

Unaffiliated? You can vote in Colorado’s 2018 party primaries. But should...

Next year, unaffiliated voters —the state’s largest voting bloc—for the first time will be able to help choose the Democratic or Republican nominee in...

Close, but no cigar: Slavery amendment loses

Much has been written about why voters turned down Amendment T, the measure referred by the Colorado General Assembly to the November ballot that...

WATCH: An Inside Look at Ballot Counting

In Colorado's most populous county, Denver, more than a quarter-million ballots have gone through a secured counting room at Denver Election headquarters on Bannock...