The DOJ has sued 30 states for refusing to turn over unredacted voter rolls. Federal judges have dismissed 22 of the cases so far.

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According to the complaint, Marx is “committing blatant criminal (acts)” by accepting unlimited campaign contributions through the store.

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"The President’s mad ramblings do nothing to actually improve election security and in fact undermine trust in our voting systems and election outcomes."

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Sources of nearly $500,000 in independent expenditures were not disclosed before the June 30 primary.

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Colorado's GOP needs more than Marx to exorcise its own demons, which have been piling on since 2010.

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Victor Marx may soon claim victory, but the state GOP is far from united behind him.

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"Fun is an essential part of it. Community is an essential part of it."

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Diana DeGette has won fifteen elections in Denver for her seat In the House. She could lose it tonight.

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One of them is an admitted killer who uses patriotism and religion to try to gain power. The other is a comic book villain.

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"They don't watch the news. But they're on TikTok, they're on Instagram."

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