Election Security

Tina Peters was improperly sentenced in 2024 and should receive a new sentencing hearing, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday.

If President Donald Trump gets his way, Colorado’s all-mail voting system will be a thing of the past.

The letter warned that clemency would be a gift to conspiracy theorists and risks undermining the safety of future elections.

In recent years, the governor has shortened sentences he saw as too severe.

Peters’ questions about the 2020 election have since yielded the focus of the White House and a flood of questions for Colorado’s governor.

Lawyers for former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters will try to convince a state appeals court to overturn her conviction. Wednesday's hearing comes as her supporters, including President Donald Trump, continue to pressure the state to set her free.

Tina Peters’ fight against her 2024 conviction must first play out in state courts before a federal court can even consider that she be released on bail.

Colorado clerks are trying to calm fears of a 'MAGA takeover' of the state's election equipment supplier.

It's Election Day in Colorado. And along with who wins or loses, something a lot of people are thinking about today is election security. Today on In The NoCo, we chat with two elected officials whose job is to keep the election – and your ballot – secure.

On Friday, the Bipartisan Election Advisory Commission met to tour an election facility, while some questioned Colorado's election security after leaked passwords.