Politics & Government

Both candidates brought their talking points; Jared Polis brought his bright blue running shoes.

Some say the timing of the rally wasn’t a coincidence.

A new report suggests that the sex scandal that doomed Colorado Senator Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential run was a set-up by a political operative of future President George H.W. Bush.

Colorado is well known for being one of the easiest states in which to vote, so you have no excuse to not participate.

Gerrymandering is a problem nationwide and here in Colorado, but two ballot initiatives hope to tackle that this fall.

Lisa Calderón is a progressive, non-establishment candidate who wants to unseat Hancock to become the first female mayor of Denver.

Some books are missing pages, and there’s at least one error.

After revelations about two past domestic violence arrests, Representative Jovan Melton is a dead politician walking.

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has assigned Denver-based 10th Circuit Court chief judge Timothy Tymkovich to handle ethics complaints against newly minted Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.

The system we have now would likely cost more.

Jared Polis might represent the lefty 2nd Congressional District, which includes Boulder, but he was no friend to activists at a recent protest over fracking.

Walker Stapleton’s political future was thrown into a blender less than a week before the April 14 Colorado Republican Assembly.

Plenty of candidates like to cultivate a tough image, but George Brauchler actually has a logo to match.

Things are getting ugly over in the 6th.

Denver residents can now sign to put the measure on the ballot.

“Again, white men love siding with people like Kavanaugh… you can see it in the comments of posts like this one.”

“I’m embarrassed on behalf of the other candidates who aren’t here.”

Meanwhile, Bill Stiffler, owner of Friends of Horses, is selling horses off en masse.

Colorado Senator Michael Bennet denounced U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and what he characterized as a “shambles” of a confirmation process in uncommonly fiery terms.

“The Fracking Reality” will be circulated online and via grassroots outreach.

Boulder’s Deborah Ramirez was quizzed by the feds about her accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, but none of the twenty-plus people she told investigators could corroborate her story appear to have been.