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And all the hard work of citizens to keep Boulder’s elections clean and non-partisan will be out the window if we don't get serious about fixing election laws.

As Boulder County election results began rolling in Tuesday evening, several candidates emerged as leaders in Boulder City Council race.

The Boulder City Council race remained too close to call Wednesday morning.

Boulder political activist Eric Budd has petitioned the Colorado Supreme Court to review a defamation lawsuit that former city council candidate Steven Rosenblum filed against him and other organizers.

Campaign finance records show large sums of money at play among Boulder's ballot measure committees and unofficial campaign committees.

In an unprecedented election season, the spotlight has been seized by proposed legislation on safety risks related to homelessness, the polarizing Safe Questions arise about ballot measure 302's effectiveness and intent

Boulder voters will be asked this fall whether they want to extend a sales and use tax that has supplied millions of dollars in revenue for the city.

Three official candidates for city mayor fielded questions from PLAN-Boulder County during a forum at the Boulder Public Library this week.

A judge on the Colorado Court of Appeals issued a decision Thursday on a high-profile defamation lawsuit that has possible consequences for free speech.

The Colorado Court of Appeals will rule soon on a lawsuit filed by former Boulder City Council candidate Steven Rosenblum against local political organizers.