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As of today, 11,467 Colorado parolees can register to vote. Will...

Some 11,500 parolees living in Colorado gained the right to vote today. One of them, Paul Robison, wasted no time registering. “It’s incredibly important to...

Capitol Review: Lawmakers expanded voter access, took aim at dark money

Editor’s note: The Indy is publishing a series of stories reviewing the 2019 legislative session in Colorado. Here, we focus on voting and elections....

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...

Colorado voters unregistered because of Trump’s now-disbanded voter task force. Will...

President Donald Trump might have abruptly scrapped his controversial voter fraud commission Wednesday, but there’s no telling what lasting impact its short lifespan might...

Colorado’s voter data dump goes to the Trump task force today

Today, Monday, July 31, Colorado will send publicly available personal information about its 3.7 million voters to an election task force set up by...

Voters keep un-registering in Colorado. Most of them are Democrats.

Hundreds more voters in Colorado took themselves off the rolls following news that a presidential commission set up by Donald Trump asked states for its...

Trump’s commission just told Colorado to hold off on sending voter...

Hold up. That's the latest from a commission set up by President Donald Trump that has asked each state, including Colorado, for data on its...

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...

Unregistering: Another way to keep your Colorado voter info out of...

When Bob Reinhart, a 64-year-old retiree in Lakewood, heard Colorado’s GOP secretary of state Wayne Williams was planning to send personal information about him...

Latest redistricting proposal bound to fail, say minority lawmakers

Too little, too late. That’s how several minority lawmakers feel about the latest draft of a ballot measure that purports to outlaw gerrymandering in Colorado. Initiative...