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“Today’s victory affirms that Trump’s DOJ has no right to Coloradans’ sensitive voter information,” Secretary of State Jena Griswold said.
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Nearly 36% of Colorado’s 4 million active registered voters turned out for last month’s primary election. It’s the second-highest primary turnout since 2010.
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Nearly all voters say free and fair elections are important, but Republicans are far less likely than Democrats and unaffiliated voters to trust the people administering them.
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Republican Congressman Jeff Hurd handily won another primary victory. Meanwhile, former Aspen City Councilman Dwayne Romero was declared the winner in the Democratic primary.
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The Associated Press called the race for Weiser just before 8 p.m., with Weiser leading Bennet 54.7 percent to 45.3 percent.
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The state’s highest court is preventing Democrats’ attempt to counter Republicans' mid-cycle redistricting.
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Rural doesn’t necessarily mean conservative, and the opinions of these 10 voters run the gamut.
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Incumbent Rep. Jeff Hurd is facing a rematch challenge from Ron Hanks.
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State Sen. Jessie Danielson and Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Amanda Gonzalez align on many issues, but tried to set themselves apart in front of 1,500.
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Tina Peters, convicted on several counts and sentenced to nearly nine years in prison, was released early after Gov. Jared Polis commuted her sentence.