The state GOP picks a new leader this weekend. Here’s who’s running
The six candidates run the gamut, from supporters of the outgoing chair, to members of the effort to oust him
Colorado Republicans look for unity as they gather to select someone to lead them into 2026
The party has gone through two tumultuous years under outgoing chair Dave Williams, but also notched up some wins.
While contemplating her political future, former Rep. Caraveo details her personal struggles during her time in Congress
Caraveo talks about how bad it got and why she’s still interested in a return to politics.
In telephone town hall, Rep. Lauren Boebert defends Trump administration on Musk, immigration, workforce cuts
Boebert is the latest Colorado Republican to hold a virtual Q-n-A with constituents.
‘Excuse after excuse’ — Colorado members of Congress criticize discussion of attack planning over Signal app
While the concerns are coming from sides of the aisle, so far only Democrats are calling for resignations.
With Democrats in disarray and Trump on the attack, many ask what is the way forward
Democratic voters are frustrated with their party’s inability to challenge the Trump Administration as it uses executive actions to reshape government, cut spending and lay off federal employees.
Loss of earmarks in Congressional budget fight costs Colorado nearly $200 million in federal funding
Colorado communities were in line to receive as much as $194 million in federal funding for a wide range of projects and services, including hospitals, law enforcement, colleges, a childcare center, a local firehouse, mental health programs, wildfire research, infrastructure upgrades and much more.
‘You can’t start with a policy discussion’ As Democrats look to win back voters, Rep. Jason Crow sees a path forward
The Aurora Representative has been tapped to help recruit House candidates for 2026.
Both Colorado senators against GOP spending bill
Sens. John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet have come out against the spending proposal. The government shuts down midnight Friday night.
Boebert stands by ‘pimp cane’ comments about Texas Representative Al Green, even as she faces censure
The controversial congresswoman made the comments in reference to a 77-year-old black congressman who disrupted Trump’s address last week.
U.S. House is one step closer to a vote on proxy voting for new parents
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers, including Colorado’s Rep. Brittany Pettersen, are bucking leadership to bring the resolution.
At Pettersen townhall, worried opponents of President Trump ask what Democrats are doing to fight his agenda
“While Democrats are not in power, we are not powerless.”
How have DOGE layoffs affected Colorado? One fired Forest Service employee tells her story
Jamie Werner took a job with the U.S. Forest Service, but was fired as part of federal cuts. She attended the president’s speech as a guest of Democratic Sen. Bennet.
From laid off Forest Service workers to family members, here’s who Colorado’s members of Congress are bringing to the president’s address
Some are using president Trump’s speech to highlight his administration’s sweeping changes to the federal workforce.
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet seriously eyeing run for governor
Bennet’s entrance into the race could scramble the Democratic primary race before it really gets started.
For his first bill in Congress, Rep. Evans aims to reverse Colorado’s immigration laws
The freshman representative said his bill will enable local law enforcement to work with federal immigration officials in ways state law currently prevents.
