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Conspiracy Theorists Urge Voting As Late As Possible On Election Day To ‘Stop The Steal'
They say voting late on Election Day would thwart plans by Democrats to commit fraud once they know how many ballots they need to win.
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With ‘Democracy Itself' On The Ballot, Biden Warns Of ‘Path To Chaos' By Election Deniers
“It’s unprecedented. It’s unlawful. And it’s un-American. As I’ve said before, you can’t love your country only when you win.”
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District Attorneys Reviewing Affidavits From Group That Claims 2020 Election In Colorado Compromised
Volunteers reportedly went door-to-door interviewing voters in 4 counties, and the affidavits were completed to document each irregularity.
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8th District Race Breaks Super PAC Records As Republican Dark Money Backs Kirkmeyer In Colorado
By one measure, Republican state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer has run a lean campaign for Colorado's newly created 8th Congressional District.
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Democrats Top Republicans In Fundraising As Election Day Nears In Colorado
Democratic incumbents for statewide offices won the fundraising game by a long shot.
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Colorado TV Stations Urged To Pull Kirkmeyer Ad Centered On ‘Flat-Out Lie'
A progressive group called on Colorado TV stations to refuse to broadcast a “blatantly” false campaign ad from state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer.
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Gov. Polis Presents Colorado Budget Proposal With High Reserves In Case Of Economic Downturn
“The global economic uncertainty is a risk factor. We don’t recommend record reserves for fun,” he said during a Tuesday briefing.
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Abortions In Colorado Increase 33% Following Dobbs Decision
The 33% increase in abortions is from April through August in Colorado, the third-most of any state.
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Control Of U.S. Senate Still A Guess Ahead Of Midterm Elections
WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans have just a handful of frantic days left to convince voters who should control Congress.
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‘Burning The Candle At Both Ends': Inside One Of The Nation's Busiest Elections Offices
PHOENIX — Election officials across the country face an immense workload combined with changes in the nature of their jobs.
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The Super PACs And Wealthy Donors Shaping Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
Colorado's 2022 U.S. Senate race still on track to fall far short of the fundraising and expenditure records set two years ago.
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Congressional Democrats From Colorado Ask Forest Service For $10 Billion Funding Plan
The $10 billion in funding was allocated by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act for forest management and health.
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Bennet, O'Dea Trade Jabs In Contentious Final U.S. Senate Debate
As the only televised debate in the race for Colorado’s U.S. Senate, each candidate stuck to some of their campaign’s most familiar themes.
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Even As Drought Forces Water Cutbacks, Climate Gets Short Shrift In Midterm Election
LAKE MEAD, Nev. — White streaks on rock ringing the nation's largest reservoir show how far its water levels have dropped since last full.
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Colorado House Minority Leader Hugh McKean Dies At 55
Colorado House Minority Leader Hugh McKean, a Loveland Republican, has died at the age of 55, the Colorado House GOP caucus announced.
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Colorado-Based Group That Targets Trans Athletes In Women's Sports Seeks National Influence
Federal political action committee for the inclusion of transgender women in women's sports donated highest allowed amount to 3 Republicans.
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Man Who Attacked Speaker Pelosi's Husband Wanted To Break ‘Her Kneecaps,' DOJ Says
WASHINGTON — David DePape, the man who attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband, could receive up to 50 years in prison if convicted.
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Gov. Polis Releases 2021 Tax Return Information Following Republican Opponent's Lead
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and his husband had an adjusted gross income of about $734,000 in 2021, according to a tax return cover sheet.
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Colorado Secretary Of State Emphasizes Election Security, Voter Rights Ahead Of Election Day
Voters are encouraged to be aware of election disinformation and anyone canvassing door-to-door falsely claiming to work for the state.
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Governor Candidate Ganahl Releases Tax Documents Showing $1.2 Million In 2021 Income
Heidi Ganahl, Republican candidate for Colorado governor, released 3 years of tax return documents and urged Jared Polis to do the same.