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Colorado ballot returns top 9% with Democrats leading early participation
Colorado Public Radio reports that more than 9% of mailed ballots had been returned two weeks before Election Day, with Democratic voters returning ballots at the highest rate.
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Colorado voters with disabilities can request Election Day assistance
CBS News reports that Colorado voters with disabilities may request ballot assistance, use accessible voting equipment and receive additional time to cast a ballot.
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Colorado attorney general candidates contrast experience and policy positions
Colorado Public Radio reports that Michael Allen and Jena Griswold are emphasizing different professional backgrounds and positions on state and federal legal issues.
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Colorado approves five Workforce Pell training programs
Colorado has approved five short-term training programs for Workforce Pell grants, but the programs still need federal approval before students can use the aid.
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Colorado family tax credit suspended for 2026 tax year
Colorado Public Radio reports that the Family Affordability Tax Credit is suspended for 2026 after the state revenue forecast fell below its required threshold.
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Outside spending concentrates on Colorado’s 8th District race
Sentinel Colorado reports that super PAC spending in the Evans-Rutinel contest exceeds outside spending reported across Colorado’s other competitive congressional races combined.
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Unaffiliated voters lead Colorado’s early ballot returns
More than 509,000 ballots had been returned statewide, with unaffiliated voters accounting for the largest share, according to The Gazette’s report.
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Election forecaster shifts Colorado House ratings
Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved Colorado’s 8th District toward Democrats and the 4th District toward a more competitive Republican rating, Colorado Politics reported.
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Judge keeps graduated income tax measure on Colorado ballot
A Denver judge ruled that Amendment 87 may remain on the November ballot, while the plaintiff’s attorney said an expedited appeal is planned.
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BAE Systems plans Weld County production facility expansion
BAE Systems purchased a 130,000-square-foot Weld County facility and plans to begin production in early 2028, according to the Denver Gazette.
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North I-25 Speed Cameras Linked to Lower Speeding, Denver7 Reports
Denver7 reports CDOT says speeding fell 92% after cameras began operating on North I-25, while crash totals require caution because yearly periods differ.
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Denver judge rejects bid to block vote on Amendment 87
A Denver judge rejected a lawsuit seeking to remove Amendment 87 from the 2026 ballot over petition-circulation paperwork.
Colorado News Roundup
Local and statewide stories that matter to Weld County, with concise summaries, a quick “What to know” takeaway, and links to the original reporting.