Three candidates want to be Denver’s next clerk and recorder — and just the third person elected to the role
It's an election for the person who oversees elections.
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Councilman Paul López likely to challenge Peg Perl in Denver clerk election
López has represented District 3, on the city's west side, since 2007.
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After fighting for marriage equality, Denver Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson not running in 2019
Denver Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson announced Thursday after more than two decades of public service she's retiring in 2019 and not seeking a third term in office.
What’s a giant bear worth? The price tags of everything in Denver’s $35 million art collection
This is what happens when Denver hands out millions of dollars and invites artists to have a field day.
LOOK: The Denver Clerk and Recorder is tweeting photos of people getting married today and it’s adorable
So many Denver couples taking that leap of faith on Valentine's Day.
Colorado ballot returns show it’s pretty uncommon to not vote for president
In the last three presidential cycles, fewer than 1 percent of all voters skipped the presidential race.