A billion-dollar bond proposal and a significant change to how at-large council members are elected are among the questions Denver voters will weigh in on in the city’s 2025 municipal election. Ballots began going out by mail Oct.

Colorado begins mail-in ballot distribution for the 2025 Coordinated Election, with important deadlines outlined.

Colorado residents should expect to see ballots in their mailboxes in the coming days, as mail-in ballots have begun to be sent out to voters across the state.

Election season is here again, though voters are in for a quieter year compared to last. Voters in Colorado won’t be weighing in on any national races — control of Congress will be decided

Colorado's Secretary of State announces a new website and hotline to assist Spanish-speaking and other multilingual voters.

Colorado is holding a Coordinated Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 and voters will only have to decide on two issues on the statewide ballot.

Term limits are up across many of Colorado Springs’ larger school districts, so big changes could be coming to local education’s leadership following the November coordinated election. Candidates are vying for multiple seats in Colorado Springs D-11 and Academy D-20.

A vacancy committee on Saturday took a second try at replacing Rep. Rose Pugliese, the Republican leader who resigned last month. The GOP committee picked Ava Flanell to replace Pugliese for the northern Colorado Springs House district.

The Nov. 4 off-year election will feature two state ballot issues and a wide array of local measures and candidates running for office, but no federal or statewide races.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - On October 10, Ballots for the November 4th election will begin arriving in Colorado mailboxes. Election officials urge voters to make sure voter records are up to date, look out for the mailed-out ballots, and take some time when filling them out.

An Arapahoe County judge will soon decide if a controversial ballot measure in Littleton will be counted. It's a fight over what neighborhoods will look like and what property owners can do with their land.

U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper raised over $1.7 million in the latest quarter for his reelection bid, the Colorado Democrat’s campaign said Wednesday. Hickenlooper finished the three-month period ending Sept.