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Colorado’s two-pronged process to get on this year’s June 28 primary ballot is in full swing, with precinct caucuses kicking off the scramble for delegates during the first five days
Colorado's two-pronged process to get on this year's June 28 primary ballot is in full swing, with precinct caucuses kicking off the scramble for delegates during the first five days
At some point in the next few months as Colorado's primary election approaches, one of the Republicans hoping to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet might pause during a primary
At some point in the next few months as Colorado's primary election approaches, one of the Republicans hoping to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet might pause during a primary
Doug Lamborn is Colorado’s political escape artist. The Colorado Springs Republican, serving his eighth term in Congress, has had more close calls than a long-tailed cat on a porch full of rocking chairs. First elected to represent the heavily Republican 5th Congressional District in 2006 — only the fourth person to have that distinction, following Bill Armstrong, Ken Kramer and Joel Hefley, all Republicans — the lawyer and former state lawmaker has managed to survive six primaries on the way to an unbroken string of general election romps. You know an election year is approaching when ...