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The Griswold Senate Exploratory Committee updated its statement of organization after the candidate won her primary for attorney general, keeping the door open, experts say, for a federal campaign in the future.
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Sec. of State responds to DOJ letter saying election officials can be prosecuted if noncitizens voteVoting by noncitizens is exceedingly rare, but the DOJ sent letters to elections officials across the country as the Trump administration tries to exert more influence over how state elections are run.
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Election officials say the state's mail voting system remains one of the most widely used and trusted in the country, even as questions about election security persist.
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Democratic and Republican candidates collecting signatures to make their party’s primary ballot can only collect signatures from voters in their party. With unaffiliated voters now making up half of the statewide electorate, partisans are harder to find.
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Colorado’s top election official said the state will not comply with a new request from the Trump administration.
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The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office told the GOP vacancy committee in House District 14 that its members did not get 10 days of notice ahead of making their appointment as is required by state law.
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Colorado's Secretary of State's office confirms the state's campaign finance website is down to block personal information of state lawmakers. This comes after a lawmaker in Minnesota was shot and killed, while three other people were injured in what police believe was a politically motivated attack.
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Kirk Wertz 52, called the office of Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold in June 2022 to say that the "angel of death was coming for her in the name of Jesus Christ" and was sentenced to two years of probation.
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News brief with The Colorado Sun: a push for cleaner trucks; man convicted for Sec. of State threatsEditor David Krause joined us to discuss the push to electrify large trucks and the guilty verdict handed down to a man for threatening the Colorado Secretary of State.
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Colorado's secretary of state's office says it mistakenly sent postcards to about 30,000 noncitizens encouraging them to register to vote. It blames the error on a database glitch and insists anyone who isn't a citizen and tries to register won't be able to.