Voting basics: How Colorado keeps elections accurate and secure
Colorado has a variety of measures in place to ensure its elections are safe, accurate and secure. Any voting system used in Colorado must be certified through the state. A voting system provider must apply through the secretary of state’s office,
“The Blue Book demonstrates that there is no fiscal impact when you vote yes on Amendment 79 and protect reproductive freedom ...
Thirteen candidates vying for state legislative seats this year are running without a major-party opponent, according to a ...
Pueblo County residents will be voting in races for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, Pueblo County Commissioner and ...
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Colorado GOP lawsuit derailed as party can't agree who is its actual leader: court filingColorado Republicans want to pause their federal lawsuit against the state's secretary of state until they figure out who's ...
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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold is on a brief leave this month after the birth of her first child, her office ...
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Meet Kent Thiry, the money man who wants to change Colorado electionsDeep-pocketed Kent Thiry is crusading once again to change how Colorado elects its leaders. Why it matters: The former ...
Discover the top Colorado donors funding political campaigns, including abortion rights, ranked-choice voting, and more.
The FBI says it is investigating suspicious packages that have been sent to or received by elections officials more than 15 ...
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