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Colorado officials address Ballot Issue 7A mailing error
Denver7 reports that Ballot Issue 7A appeared on some ineligible voters’ ballots in four Colorado counties after district boundary updates were not adequately communicated.
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Northern Colorado ballots incorrectly include Front Range Passenger Rail measure
Colorado Public Radio reports that about 800,000 ballots include an ineligible rail measure, though affected ballots remain valid and only eligible district votes will be counted.
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Colorado ballot questions averaged 85 words, CBS Colorado reports
CBS Colorado found half of this year’s 14 statewide ballot measures require at least 13 years of education to understand easily under its readability test.
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EPA proposal would loosen methane standards as Colorado keeps stricter rules
Colorado’s methane rules would remain in place under an EPA proposal that could change federal requirements for oil and gas operators, Colorado Public Radio reports.
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Amendment 81 proposal outlines ICE notification requirements
CBS News reports that Amendment 81 would require certain law enforcement notifications to ICE, drawing differing views from supporters and opponents.
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Colorado attorney general challenges proposed Head Start changes
Colorado’s attorney general joined other state attorneys general in opposing proposed federal Head Start changes, while federal officials say the revisions would reduce regulatory burdens.
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Evans and Rutinel debate in Berthoud in 8th District race
Republican Rep. Gabe Evans and Democratic challenger Manny Rutinel debated immigration, the economy and other issues in Berthoud ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Judge expected to rule on Weld County Justice Center vote dispute
A judge is expected to rule next week in a dispute over whether Weld County’s proposed justice center must be approved by voters.
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Colorado governor candidates report third-quarter fundraising totals
Campaign disclosures show differing third-quarter fundraising and cash-on-hand totals for Colorado’s major-party gubernatorial candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Colorado candidates discuss business, housing at Chamber forum
Victor Marx and Attorney General Phil Weiser addressed regulations, housing, workforce training and labor policy at a Colorado Chamber candidate forum, according to the Denver Gazette.
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Colorado teen driver education requirements expand in 2027
Colorado’s expanded driver education requirements will apply to teens and young adults seeking permits beginning Jan. 1, 2027, according to the Denver Gazette.
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Colorado launches AI Engaged Campus Designation for higher education
Colorado has created an AI Engaged Campus Designation recognizing colleges and universities with intentional policies, training and ethical approaches to artificial intelligence.
