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Amanda Gonzalez outlines views in Colorado secretary of state bid
Colorado Public Radio reports that secretary of state candidate Amanda Gonzalez discussed election administration, voter access, federal oversight and the state’s mail-ballot system.
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James Wiley outlines Colorado secretary of state priorities
Colorado Public Radio reports that Republican secretary of state candidate James Wiley supports business filing changes, expanded federal election oversight and a shift away from universal mail voting.
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Jeff Bridges outlines Colorado treasurer priorities
Colorado Public Radio reports that Democratic treasurer nominee Jeff Bridges outlined proposals involving state investments, tariffs and the TABOR cap.
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Kevin J. Grantham outlines Colorado treasurer priorities
Colorado Public Radio profiles treasurer candidate Kevin J. Grantham, including his views on state investments, tariffs and the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
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John Hickenlooper outlines 2026 Senate priorities
Colorado Public Radio’s voter guide details Sen. John Hickenlooper’s stated positions on affordability, government accountability, immigration policy and potential changes to the Senate filibuster.
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Mark Baisley outlines U.S. Senate policy positions
Colorado Public Radio profiled Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mark Baisley’s positions on affordability, immigration enforcement, election systems and the Senate filibuster.
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Forward Party Senate nominee Robert Chew outlines priorities
Colorado Public Radio profiled Forward Party U.S. Senate nominee Robert Chew, who discussed the national debt, Senate rules, immigration and affordability.
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Libertarian candidate Douglas Mangeris enters 4th Congressional District race
Colorado Public Radio profiles Libertarian Douglas Mangeris, a first-time congressional candidate whose stated priorities include rural water, government accountability and term limits.
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Colorado governor’s third-party candidates outlined in CPR voter guide
Colorado Public Radio’s voter guide summarizes the backgrounds and stated priorities of four third-party candidates for Colorado governor in the November election.
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Colorado settlement addresses medical debt collection case
Colorado reached a settlement with Wakefield & Associates over medical debt collection practices, including a fine and steps affecting 44 identified accounts.
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Colorado groups campaign against Amendment 82 natural gas measure
Colorado Public Radio reports that opponents are urging voters to reject Amendment 82, which would add consumer and distributor natural gas rights to the state constitution.
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FEMA announces $10.5 million in Colorado mitigation grants
Denver7 reports FEMA announced more than $10 million for Colorado projects aimed at reducing flood, wildfire and other hazard risks.
