Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser kicked off his "Fight for Colorado" gubernatorial campaign tour in Pueblo on Sunday.

Nine Republican candidates for Colorado's gubernatorial election debate on budget, cost of living, and Medicaid. Learn about their plans and opinions.

This story was updated to correct that most, but not all, school districts participate in the Healthy School Meals for All program. Colorado voters will decide on two ballot initiatives this November

Christian ministry leader Victor Marx launched his bid for the Republican nomination for governor Wednesday before a packed house at a country-western music venue in Colorado Springs. The 60-year-old Marine veteran and founder of Colorado Springs-based All Things Possible Ministry invoked slain conservative organizer Charlie Kirk and unnamed supporters inside the Trump White House in

The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office told the GOP vacancy committee in House District 14 that its members did not get 10 days of notice ahead of making their appointment as is required by state la

Colorado voters will be asked this fall to weigh in on two ballot measures concerning the state’s free school meals program, the only statewide contests in the 2025 off-year election. Propositions LL and MM were referred to the ballot by the Colorado General Assembly earlier this year.

This story has been updated since its initial publication to include a comment from El Paso County Republicans. (The Center Square) – A Republican vacancy committee’s nomination to fill the seat for Colorado House District 14 has been rejected after the Colorado secretary of state found the committee didn’t comply with state law.

Voters will elect a new Fort Collins mayor and City Council members, determine who will sit on school boards and weigh in on various ballot measures.

Coloradans will be asked to decide two ballot questions this November that were passed by the Colorado General Assembly during its special session this summer.

I will fight to restore Colorado to a prosperous state where families are safe, communities are strong, and government is accountable to the people we are elected to represent,”

The former Mesa County clerk was convicted of several felony charges in 2024 related to her handling of election equipment.

Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters has spoken out after spending a year in prison as part of her nine-year sentence in Colorado over her actions during the 2020 election. According to USA Today, Peters was convicted of seven charges in October 2024 relating to Mesa County's voting machines,