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Colorado Amendment 84 would add ID requirements for mail ballots
Colorado voters will decide whether mail ballots must include additional identification information alongside the current signature verification process.
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Colorado treasurer candidates outline priorities for November race
Denver Gazette reports that candidates for Colorado treasurer outlined differing approaches to state investments, unclaimed property and PERA ahead of the November election.
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Boebert and Laubacher face off in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District
The Denver Gazette’s voter guide outlines the 4th District contest between incumbent U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and Democratic nominee Eileen Laubacher.
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Lawsuit amended over proposed ICE detention center in Hudson
Denver7 reports that a lawsuit challenging a proposed ICE detention center in Hudson has been amended with new land-use claims.
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Colorado, Denver Join Lawsuit Over EPA Power Plant Rule Repeal
Colorado and Denver joined a multistate court challenge to the EPA’s repeal of a prior rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Senators seek federal review after Mesa County firefighter deaths
U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper and three senators requested a federal review following the deaths of four Rifle Helitack firefighters in Mesa County.
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Colorado U.S. Senate race: Baisley challenges Hickenlooper
Republican state Sen. Mark Baisley is challenging Democratic U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper for Colorado’s U.S. Senate seat, according to the Denver Gazette.
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Colorado county clerks begin mailing 2026 general election ballots
Colorado county clerks can begin sending mail ballots to active voters, with key registration, return and signature-cure deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife pauses lethal removal directive for problem wolves
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will evaluate future wolf removals case by case after temporarily suspending a plan provision concerning repeated livestock losses.
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Colorado racial equity study commission seeks funds for economic analysis
Sentinel Colorado reports the Black Coloradan Racial Equity Study Commission is seeking donations to complete historical research and hire an economic-analysis contractor.
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Colorado mail ballots begin going out for 2026 election
Colorado Public Radio reports that mail ballots begin going to active voters Oct. 2, with Election Day ballot returns due by 7 p.m. MT Nov. 3.
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Phil Weiser outlines housing, health care and data center proposals in Greeley
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser discussed housing, preventive health care and data center regulation during a Greeley town hall, according to the Greeley Tribune.
