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#Retweet: Here are the tweets of the week in Colorado Politics

Mar 3, 2018

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JOEY BUNCH
Retweet: Here are the best tweets of the week in Colorado politics

Feb 10, 2018

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JOEY BUNCH
Counting down the Colorado politicos to watch in 2018

Jan 7, 2018

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JOEY BUNCH

10. House Speaker Crisanta Duran, D-DenverThe state’s first Latina speaker has a galaxy of political opportunities ahead of her, locally or nationally. She is term-limited in the House after this session. She hasn’t decided yet what she’ll do next,. Meanwhile, she must earn her reputation as a leader this session with a House caucus divided…
Denverites, vote with confidence! Your elections are cybersecure

Oct 25, 2017

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DAN NJEGOMIR Colorado Politics

Whether or not the Russians really are controlling our elections any more than they controlled our weather back in the 1960s – remember that one? You don’t? Ahem; Millennials can just skip to the next sentence – ballot security is not to be taken lightly. Especially in the Digital Age. Well, you can rest assured…
Democratic secretary of state candidate Jena Griswold announces slate of endorsements

Sep 25, 2017

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Ernest Luning

Jena Griswold, one of several Democrats running for secretary of state in next year’s election, unveiled a list of more than a dozen endorsements from current and former Democratic officials Monday. State Sens. Mike Merrifield, John Kefalas, Matt Jones and Rachel Zenzinger and state Rep. James Coleman added their names to a roster of Griswold…
#Retweet: The best tweets of the week in Colorado politics

Aug 27, 2017

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JOEY BUNCH
Money in politics: Denver campaign finance rules targeted for update

Aug 14, 2017

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Adam McCoy, special to Colorado Politics

If money could talk, its voice would arguably be deafening in politics. In the interest of added transparency for money in municipal elections, Denver election officials have proposed some changes to the city’s campaign finance rules. The proposed revisions to campaign contribution regulations in local politics would refine and add some key terms in its…
Election officials slam Kobach claim that Colorado voters canceling registration might be felons, non-citizens

Jul 15, 2017

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Ernest Luning

Election officials on Friday tore into a suggestion by the co-chair of a White House commission on election fraud that Colorado voters withdrawing their registration might have something to hide. After Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, the Republican vice chair of the bipartisan Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, asked for extensive voter registration data…
County clerks, secretary of state stand guard to secure Colorado elections

Jul 3, 2017

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DAN NJEGOMIR Colorado Politics

You say you’d like some reassuring news, for a change, about the state of our democratic process? How’s this: Whatever role the Russians or anyone else may have played – or attempted to – in last November’s U.S. election, Colorado’s elections sentinels are on the lookout for any breaches in the cyber security of the…
Early voting, polling centers changes mulled

Jan 27, 2017

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Mike McKibbin

A bill proposing to make changes in early voting and how voter service polling centers operate could include other election-related changes, after discussions by the Colorado Secretary of State‘s Bipartisan Election Advisory Committee. State Sen. Jack Tate, R-Centennial, attended the Thursday, Jan. 26, meeting and offered to consider adding some committee recommendations to his Senate…