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The Colorado News Collaborative has compiled answers to your questions about the voting process in our state as we near a pivotal midterm election that includes our governorship, a U.S. Senate seat and 11 statewide ballot issues.

How can I register to vote in Colorado? How can I be sure my ballot is counted? The election is Nov. 8, and we’ve got answers to Election 2022 Colorado voting questions.

Editor’s Note: Colorado News Collaborative, an independent, nonprofit, journalism coalition, compiled several election Q&As and other informational items for voters for the upcoming election.

Most Coloradans vote by mail and ballots start arriving in mid-October.

Part of, and sending emails about. conversations that she was having with one of the chief architects of how they could overturn the election results, john eastman, so all of these things that they want to speak to ginni thomas about are things that the committee already has a lot of information about, and theyre hoping that they can get a little more light shed on them by speaking with ginni thomas. these are conversations that have been going on for months now, and ultimately, now theyre decid...

Normally, the end of the legislative session is busy with a little work and a lot of speeches and shenanigans. There’s the annual harp performance and a rubber band ball drop. Members normally bring their families and deliver speeches about the legacies of outgoing lawmakers.

Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday sent the Election Security Act, the bill aimed at further protecting Colorado’s elections in the wake of breaches in Mesa County and investigations into other possible breaches, to the desk of Gov. Jared Polis.

A Soros-backed politician has come out in favor of a controversial bill that would reshape Colorado's election laws.

The physical, the violence that happened. this is an escalating story. that narrative needs to be told. >> if true and the president pressures merrick garland, even obliquely shameful, shouldnt do it, and look, i think the american people are going to be the ultimate judge here. look at polls. americans care about 40% inflation rates or $6 gas. thats what they care about. congress goes back to campaign in the fall, thats what theyll hear. >> the time, -- the "times" says he is not pressuring, bu...

At a time when threats are growing, systems are aging and public confidence in the voting process is falling to record lows, Congress should do its part and assist state and local governments in securing our elections.