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Coloradans head to the polls today to decide which candidates the two major parties will nominate for the November ballot.

Coloradans head to the polls today to decide which candidates the two major parties will nominate for the November ballot.

Primary election candidates are competing in Colorado to earn their party's nomination to appear on the general election ballot in November.

Outside groups have spent at least $2.87 million as of June 25 – nearly $1 million of that just in the last two weeks, according to Colorados campaign finance database.

Three days away from the primary election, controversy among Jewish voters places Epps’ legitimacy on the line

'All Colorado citizens of good faith [must say NO to this apostle of hatred,' commented a Jewish advocacy group.

“It is incumbent upon all members of the Jewish community—and all Colorado citizens of good faith—to say NO to this apostle of hatred towards the Jewish state,” wrote 30 Colorado Jewish leaders in an open letter published in “Intermountain Jewish News.”

"Principled representation matters. Epps stands up to ensure justice for all people. She is worthy of a seat at the table of just representation," Leslie Herod said in a June

Over $407,000 of outside money has been spent in a narrow metro Denver district since June 1st.

Some of Colorado’s primary candidates are pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into securing seats on the state legislature — unusually big spending typically reserved for the general election.