Republicans have taken the lead in Colorado early voting. What does it mean?

"These early vote statistics don’t tell us a lot about Election Day, and you have such a large proportion of unaffiliated voters in Colorado."

Surrogate watch: Al Gore will be in Boulder and Lakewood Monday

Former Vice President Al Gore will make two stops in Colorado Monday as Democrats try to close the deal with voters.

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None of these polls show Clinton losing to Trump, but several are within the margin of error with a not-small number of undecided voters.

Magellan surveyed 500 likely voters by cell phone and landline on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2, after voters knew that the FBI was looking at new emails.

A newly released poll from CU Boulder finds that sizable minorities of independent and Republican voters suspect the election won't be fairly judged.

Lena Dunham is coming to Denver this Saturday to do some "Women Grab Back" canvassing on behalf of Hillary Clinton.

The former president is making a swing through Colorado Friday to encourage voters to show up for his wife, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.

Nearly a quarter of Colorado poll respondents said they'd view a Hillary Clinton win next Tuesday as "not legitimate."

In the last three presidential cycles, fewer than 1 percent of all voters skipped the presidential race.

A week after ballots dropped in the mail, 3.6 percent of all active voters have already turned in their ballots.

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper makes the cut on a list of five top contenders for Secretary of Agriculture in a Hillary Clinton administration.

Magellan Strategies found that 40 percent of respondents preferred Clinton to 35 percent for Trump.

A new Quinnipiac University poll shows Clinton ahead in Colorado and two other swing states and tied in Ohio.