Voters passed Prop. 113 for national popular vote, so what happens with Colorado’s electoral votes?
Several days have passed since Election Day and former President Donald Trump is president-elect for the second time in his political career.
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Map offers glance into veteran population in Colorado
Veterans comprise roughly 6% of the U.S. population, U.S. Census Bureau data shows. In some states, however, veterans represent an even larger part of the public.
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Colorado voters seem poised to approve about half of school district funding measures, deny the rest
When it came to giving schools more local funding, Colorado voters were reluctant to raise taxes this year.
WWII, Korea and Vietnam Vet jumps from plane at 99, and it may not be his last jump
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Jim Akin carried an estimated 10,000 paratroopers as a pilot, and when he skydived at 99 years old over the summer it was in their honor.
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Democrat Colorado House Speaker McCluskie likely to remain in place following caucus leadership election
State House Democrats elected its slate of leaders for the 2025 session on Monday.
Western Slope livestock raisers seek answers on wolf concerns from CPW
Livestock raisers from the Western Slope are trying to plan ahead as Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) prepares to relocate another 10 wolves on the western landscape this winter.
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Ryan Gonzalez hands GOP win in HD50; Tight races for Woog in HD19, Keltie in HD16
Ryan Gonzalez has won a reliably blue Weld County seat, and two other races remaining that are to close to call could potentially help pull Republicans out of a superminority in the Colorado House.
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Sturmon: In the next chapter, Trump’s return and the dream team driving change
Is it just me, or has the air suddenly cleared, the sun started shining a little brighter, and everything around us feels less… frenzied? That’s how it feels knowing that Donald Trump will soon take the White House reins again. After years of chaos, broken promises, fake news, and empty rhetoric, there’s a refreshing return to clarity — plans that are firm and unapologetically ambitious. I imagine I’m not alone in this feeling. It’s a collective exhale — a sigh of relief as we prepare for a transformative new chapter in American politics.
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Democratic voters oust soft-on-crime prosecutors
It appears that even in Democratic strongholds, voters have had enough with soft-on-crime policies that have been implemented by left-wing prosecutors in recent years. In California and Illinois, three district attorneys who enacted lenient criminal policies were ousted during Tuesday’s election. In addition, a ballot measure to toughen criminal penalties in California was passed overwhelmingly.
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Cleveland: The lesson some leftists have learned from Trump’s win should terrify Americans
Since Donald Trump’s landslide victory over Kamala Harris last Tuesday, the legacy press has been hosting a public inquest into her demise. Three competing theories soon dominated the discussions — only one of which accepted the reality that Americans rejected the far-left policies and candidate on the merits.