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Sixty Years Ago This Week: Colorado state Senate Majority Leader Jim Mowbray unleashed a bevy of criticisms toward his Republican colleagues after the GOP showed fierce opposition to the Democratic

While abortion rights could be less than a year from being overturned, Colorado lawmakers once again are exhibiting leadership on the issue.

The two major parties enter Colorados 2022 midterm election year in starkly different positions.

In today’s tribal, all-or-nothing context, it is hard to believe that Colorado voters were once known for their ticket-splitting.

In today’s tribal, all-or-nothing context, it is hard to believe that Colorado voters were once known for their ticket-splitting.

As I compose this column in the waning days of 2021, I’m prompted to contemplate 2022 which brings the 50th anniversary of my arrival in Colorado. I had worked for

Heading into the 2022 election year, its important to keep in mind a couple of indisputable political realities: Colorado tends to really like its governors, and Democrat Michael Bennet is

Heading into the 2022 election year, its important to keep in mind a couple of indisputable political realities: Colorado tends to really like its governors, and Democrat Michael Bennet is

In Colorado politics, Maria Garcia Berry gets the job done, whatever the job might be.

I really hate to opine on anything touching the abortion issue because, no matter what I say, folks of all political stripes get triggered and nasty. Rarely does anyone want