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Remember the old riddle that asks how far you can run into a forest? The answer is halfway, because after that, youre running out of the woods.

The head of Colorados Republican Party did something earlier this month that political bosses rarely do when he publicly unveiled the state partys strategy for the 2024 election more than

Voters in Colorados 3rd Congressional District have gotten used to primaries before electing their congressional representatives.

And more on our Deep Dive interview with British Ambassador Karen Pierce.

Before I begin today’s rant, I mean bombast, I mean column, I need to clear up a bit of confusion I created in my last one. Colorado Politics ace reporter

The political newcomer — a restaurant owner running for mayor of one of Colorados largest cities as a moderate, pro-business outsider in a wide field of seasoned candidates and civic

Do any of my kind and forgiving readers recall my column of last December, wherein I stated my belief that President Joe Biden would not, in fact, run for a

The Gazette family of newspapers, Denver Gazette, Colorado Springs and Colorado Politics, earned dozens of journalism awards, including 11 first place finishes, from the Society of Professional Journalists Top of the Rockies 2023 Contest.

Score talked to 16 secretaries of state — along with senior staffers, election vendors and other attendees at the conference — to get a sense of what’s on their minds.

In his State of the Union address, President Biden sure sounded like a man running for reelection, previewing his likely campaign message for all to hear: