Colorado Senate District 34: Who’s who in the Democratic primaries?

Three candidates are vying to represent the Democrats in Senate District 34 in northwestern Denver.

Colorado picks its candidates on June 26. Here’s the state of the governor’s race

Colorado voters will choose would-be successors to Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is limited after two terms, in the June 26 primary election.

The Colorado primary ballots are coming!

The Secretary of State's office will begin sending out primary ballots on June 4.

Two new challengers jump into Denver election for Cap Hill, Cherry Creek

Hinds and key are running in District 10, which includes Capitol Hill and Cherry Creek. They'll be challenging incumbent Councilman Wayne New.

Robin Kniech will run for re-election to Denver City Council

Kniech is one of two at-large members of the council, meaning she represents the entire city rather than an individual district.

Cities around the U.S. are struggling with Denver’s big question: What do you do about harassment in elected office?

Denver City Council suggested that it would "lead by example" by creating a policy for reporting and investigating complaint about its members.

I-70 opponent Tony Pigford enters Denver City Council election

Tony Pigford, an educator who has been closely involved in the Interstate 70 and Olympics opposition, will run for an at-large seat on the Denver City Council.

Rep. Jared Polis submits petitions for governor’s race

U.S. Rep. Jared Polis has submitted more than 30,000 nominating petitions toward his inclusion in the Democratic primary race for governor.

Denver has a flood of “progressive” candidates. What brand of Democrat will win?

What happens next to Mayor Michael Hancock? Maybe nothing.

For some Colorado gubernatorial hopefuls, next week is big

Next week could provide a handful of Colorado gubernatorial hopefuls a sense of whether anyone really wants to support their candidacy.

Denver’s next elections are in 2019. There are more than a dozen candidates already.

Emily Sirota to run against state Rep. Paul Rosenthal in southeast Denver

A Democratic Party official said he had personally urged Rosenthal, who is accused of groping a man, not to run for a fourth term of office.

Washington infighting breeds new independent U.S. candidates

In a Denver co-working space between a brewpub and a shop serving the Hawaiian raw fish salad called poke, independent candidates and possible contenders for U.S. Senate and governorships recently plotted how to pry loose Republicans' and Democrats' grip on U.S. politics.

Denver voted yes, yes and yes — except in these neighborhoods

All hail people aged 61 and older, you are the rightful rulers of Colorado, where the median age is about 36

I remember a lot of really great tweets and Facebook posts about how everyone was going to pay super close attention to local elections from now on.

Should Colorado’s Republican Party limit its primary elections to 5,000 diehard deciders?

This law would let Colorado high school students vote in school board elections

State Rep. Jonathan Singer plans to introduce legislation to allow school boards to lower the voting age to 16 for their elections.

400-plus Denver voters have cancelled their registrations since Trump election commission announcement

A much larger than usual number of people asked to withdraw their voter registrations in Denver County last week.

Colorado officials skeptical about Bloomberg reports Russian hackers touched 39 states before election

"We're suspicious of the number 39," she said, citing the office's frequent communication with other secretaries of state.