Politics & Government

We asked all the questions you’ve pondered, and maybe some you haven’t.

A proponent makes a pitch for Amendment 75, which would quintuple campaign limits if one candidate gave himself $1 million or more.

Bernie Sanders isn’t afraid to call himself a socialist, and Polis argues that, although some of his policies might align with the senator from Vermont, he is running firmly as a Democrat.

We spoke with local political insiders from both sides of the aisle to get a sense for what early ballot numbers might mean.

Colorado’s congressional race to watch might not be the 6th…

ICE and immigrant rights organizations spar over a chickenpox quarantine at the immigrant detention center in Aurora.

“Will high-rises go in and tower over important historic districts?”

“From the beginning, we knew exactly what we wanted. We wanted a union.”

The candidates brought some fresh material to Tuesday’s debate, but not much.

In 2016, an amendment that would have abolished slavery and involuntary servitude as a punishment for a crime was narrowly defeated.

Get boozy instead of snoozy watching Tuesday’s debate.

“Walker, I give you my solemn vow that I will not try to castrate you.”

Amendment V, which would allow 21-year-olds to run for the Colorado senate or house, is a very timely in the opinion of one proponent.

A one-on-one with the man who might be Colorado’s next governor.

We looked into all the citywide ballot initiatives so you don’t have to!

In a move that goes beyond Citizens United, Noble Energy is airing undisclosed ads against the measure — and Wayne Williams, the GOP Secretary of State for Colorado, says that’s A-OK.

Both candidates brought their talking points; Jared Polis brought his bright blue running shoes.

Some say the timing of the rally wasn’t a coincidence.

A new report suggests that the sex scandal that doomed Colorado Senator Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential run was a set-up by a political operative of future President George H.W. Bush.

Colorado is well known for being one of the easiest states in which to vote, so you have no excuse to not participate.

Gerrymandering is a problem nationwide and here in Colorado, but two ballot initiatives hope to tackle that this fall.