Coronavirus’ latest victim: Colorado’s election night watch parties
Supporters will be glued to computer screens at home – still dressed up
Supporters will be glued to computer screens at home – still dressed up
Turnout will indicate Democratic enthusiasm going into November
Democratic and Republican contests mirror the parties’ national split
County clerks warn of delays in reporting ballot returns for June 30 primary
County clerk says mail-in safest, easiest way to vote
Democrats and Republican spoke about police, guns, elections and more
Independent candidates partnered to try to earn spots on ballot
Goal is to provide safe means for petitioning during pandemic
Board will likely still explore leaving Tri-State contract
Durango video highlights latest community updates
Judges say election code can’t be rewritten in response to COVID-19
Subdivision has faced dissolution, financial and ethical issues in recent years
Revenues would go toward replacing outdated equipment
10 candidates vying for three board seats
The role of renewables, wisdom of a divorce from power supplier debated
Unaffiliated candidate takes issue with signature process
Municipal elections went on in Colorado despite global pandemic
Towns plan to conduct drive-up elections with protective gear
Phil Weiser says candidate has leadership needed in 3rd Congressional District
Board: COVID-19 response requires district’s attention, puts tax in doubt
Four people competing for three board seats
Staff, board faced outdated technology, regulations
Four people competing for three board seats
Wheelus and Whited to face off in April 7 election
Electric co-op board of directors election will be May 16
Candidates highlight budget, housing and transparency
Vermont senator maintained support he earned in 2016, strategists say
Councilors consider 3 options to reduce single-use bags
Front-runners explain how they plan to pay for proposals