Posts tagged with ProgressNow Colorado
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.
Colorado voter information will go to Trump’s election commission next week
The Colorado Secretary of State's Office received a new request Wednesday from the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.
Here’s how to keep your voter information from being released to Trump’s election commission
In Colorado, you can go to your local county clerk and request to become a confidential voter.
A federal commission will be reviewing your voter history as it looks for evidence of fraud
Secretary of State Wayne Williams will be releasing voter information that is considered public record under Colorado law to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.
The Republican sponsor of a bill to reduce early voting centers says it will actually increase access
Colorado Common Cause disagrees: "The bill makes dramatic reductions in the options available for voters."
Denver’s millennials didn’t care much about the last local election
As the stats show, young voters in Denver participate in local elections at relatively abysmal rates, giving up much of their generational clout.
Colorado ballot returns show Republicans still hold the advantage in early voting on Election Day morning
Going into the home stretch, Colorado Republicans hold an 18,000-ballot advantage in early voting.
Colorado ballot got you stumped? Judge retention, RTD directors and CU regent info to the rescue
We've got your guide to all those ballot measures and how to make decisions about less prominent races like judges, regents and RTD board.
In Colorado, Trump suggests mail ballots will be thrown out
How Trump imagines elections workers: "Oh, here's a ballot, here's another ballot, throw it away. Oh, here's one I like, we'll keep that one."
This election is exposing generational divide among Hispanics
The number of Latinos in the United States is growing, making them a key demographic group whose votes are coveted by both major parties. While traditionally they vote for Democrats, that support isn't ironclad.
Colorado election results so far: More than half a million have already voted
Democrats continue to hold a lead in returned ballots, accounting for 39 percent off all ballots returned.
How voting by mail changes the election
About half of Colorado voters are expected to vote before Election Day.
Here’s how to vote in Denver so that your vote definitely counts
You might have heard there's an election in November.
ProgressNow Colorado builds cardboard wall, fills van with donations
Most people stopped by around 11:30 a.m. or so, Chapa said, many of them coming from protesting Donald Trump.
This is what democracy looks like. In a hail storm.
The heavens opened up in the last half hour before the polls closed in Denver, but voters kept voting and poll workers kept working.
Drop off your ballot. Don’t mail it.
County clerks need to have your ballot in hand by 7 p.m. on Election Day.