Worried about your ballot? Here’s how to keep tabs on it
You can sign up to get automatic alerts as your vote goes through the process.
By Megan Verlee
How your vote could affect democracy and good government
More than 7,100 Coloradans have responded to our Voter Voices survey and across the political spectrum, many of them said democracy and good government are top concerns. If you’re one of those voters, here’s where the issue shows up in this election.
By Megan Verlee
How your vote could affect housing policy
More than 7,100 Coloradans have responded to our Voter Voices survey and across the political spectrum, many of them said the cost of housing is a top concern. If you’re a voter who’s concerned about housing costs, here’s where your vote has the most impact.
By Megan Verlee
All. The. Ballot. Questions. All of them.
Grab your ballot and follow along as hosts Bente Birkeland and Megan Verlee introduce you to the dozen-plus questions on the state ballot this fall.
The Colorado congressional races to know about
In this episode, we’re doing something we never have before: recording the show in front of a live studio audience.
How your vote could affect immigration policy
Our Voter Voices survey identified immigration as a top issue, most notably among self-identified conservatives. If you’re a voter who’s concerned about immigration, here’s where your vote has the most impact.
By Megan Verlee
Amendment G: Expanded property tax exemption for veterans, explained
Amendment G would allow more disabled veterans to qualify for a property tax exemption for a portion of their primary residence’s value.
By Megan Verlee
Amendment I: No bail for first degree murder in Colorado, explained
This amendment would allow judges to order defendants in first-degree murder cases to be held without bail until their trial.
By Megan Verlee
Coming soon: Purplish’s 2024 election season
CPR’s politics podcast is back, and you can participate in a taping.
Judge rejects vote to remove controversial Colorado GOP Chair Dave Williams
The ruling likely leaves Dave Williams in charge of the party through the fall election.
By Megan Verlee
Here are the 14 questions on Colorado’s ballot this November
From funding for abortion to a ban on big cat hunting, Colorado voters have some big decisions to make.
Dozens of new laws take effect today. Here are 11 that might be relevant to you
Ticket prices, concealed carry training, affordable apartment buildings, diseased potatoes and more.
Colorado Arts Spotlight: Things to know and do around the state Aug. 2-4
It may be hot outside, but this weekend also brings plenty of cool events to communities around the state.
Ban on big cat hunting will be on Colorado’s fall ballot
The citizen’s initiative would end the private hunting and trapping of bobcats and mountain lions.
By Megan Verlee
Nine new Colorado laws that take effect today
From limits on where people can carry guns to punishments for ‘fake electors’, here are some of the laws that go into force on July 1.
By Megan Verlee
Colorado Republican party officials begin process to try to remove chair Dave Williams
A petition signed by party members demands the central committee vote on Williams’ ouster.