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While the DCCC has spent some money to benefit former Aspen City Councilman Dwayne Romero, other Democratic groups have effectively sat on the sideline while Republican U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd has benefited from big GOP spending on the race.
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Election officials don't think immigration officials will likely be at voting places though Justice Department plans to send observers.
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Polling shows dismal approval ratings for Trump and many Republicans in tough races ahead of the midterms. Democrats are hopeful that Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District can flip blue.
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The Trump administration is asking Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado to re-evaluate and potentially drop state-level protections for wolves.
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Organizers hope the events throughout Garfield County will empower voters to make informed decisions for the midterm elections on Nov. 3, 2026.
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Glenwood Springs City Council voted at its last meeting to increase the fees. Council members said they want to see if the increase will decrease wait times and increase revenue.
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Two incumbents and three newcomers are vying for two seats on the Snowmass Village Town Council. Aspen Public Radio surveyed the candidates on key issues to see where their priorities lie.
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Republican groups are outspending Democrats in Highlands Ranch, Pueblo and Loveland by more than four to one.
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Garfield County commissioners are working line-by-line through the county’s proposed 2027 budget, grappling with lower revenues, higher expenses and a $12.9 million shortfall.
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Candidates Emily Kolbe and Ted Mahon spoke to Aspen Public Radio about where they stand on the county’s top issues. They’ll face off in the Nov. 3 election.
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There are a record number of statewide ballot measures in the Colorado midterms this year. The Women’s Foundation of Colorado says 10 of the 14 are particularly relevant for women.
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The federal government plans to lease about 5,000 acres of public land on Garfield County’s Roan Plateau in December for future drilling.