Flipping the historically Republican Colorado House District 43 came down to a dedicated door-to-door campaign effort and a platform derived from listening to voters’ concerns, its …

Voters in November also sought to reduce their taxes and, taken together, the changes could lead to difficult decisions down the road.

After being elected to a second term, Abe Laydon, who represents District 1 on the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, said there is plenty of work to do in a variety of areas from wildfire …

Incumbent Democrat Joan Lopez has been elected to a new term as Arapahoe County clerk and recorder after defeating Republican challenger Caroline Cornell, according to the unofficial election …

In an election cycle mired in debate over a perception of rising crime, Republican candidates had hoped to galvanize voters with allegations of mismanaged criminal policy under Democrats. In the race for Arapahoe County sheriff, Republican candidate Kevin Edling highlighted that narrative in his bid to unseat Democratic incumbent Tyler Brown. But voters didn’t bite. 

Ballot question 301, which asked residents to overturn the rezoning of the Aspen Grove mall to allow for new housing, passed by just under 60% with more than 18,000 votes tallied as of Nov. 10. The vote was somewhat moot, as the rezoning was done through a land use code no longer in effect and Aspen Grove’s owners, Gerrity Group, have been approved for the first phase of a redevelopment project under the new code. 

Littleton’s downtown could see major overhauls in the coming months and years after voters decided to create a new governing body and funding mechanism for the area.

Democratic incumbent PK Kaiser won by a wide margin over Republican Bob Andrews and Libertarian Joshua Lallement in the race to decide who oversees the office that affects property tax collection in Arapahoe County — a victory that fell in line with Democratic wins around the county.

Northglenn Mayor Pro-Tem Jenny Willford is leading Kevin Allen in the next state representative for Colorado's District 34. 

Brad Belford, a Westminster resident and registered Republican, said he voted Democrat down the line besides for Secretary of State candidate Pam Anderson. He thinks the Republican party is out of …

In the race to decide who oversees the office that affects property tax collection in Arapahoe County, the Democratic incumbent, PK Kaiser, has amassed a large lead over Republican Bob Andrews and Libertarian Joshua Lallement, according to unofficial results as of just after 4 p.m. Nov. 9.

In the race to decide who oversees elections in Arapahoe County, the Democratic incumbent, Joan Lopez, has a wide early lead over Republican challenger Caroline Cornell, according to unofficial results just after 4 p.m. Nov. 9.

The majority of Centennial voters were against the proposed 3.5% lodging tax placed on the 2022 ballot by the Centennial council.

In typically Republican Douglas County, Democratic candidate Bob Marshall is leading in the House District 43 race against incumbent Republican Kurt Huffman, according to early results released by the Douglas County Clerk's office after polls closed at 7 p.m.

Douglas County School District’s $60 million mill levy override and $450 million bond questions is not fairing well as early vote tallies are being released. In the initial release of …

With roughly 68% of Douglas County votes counted, Mayor Pro Tem Kevin Bracken leading in the Castle Rock Town Council District 3 race and Max Brooks leading in District 5, holding a strong lead over incumbent Caryn Johnson.

With 99% of Jefferson County ballots tabulated, voters in the Northwest Lakewood Sanitation District have turned down efforts to de-Bruce the district.

Voters in the Foothills Fire Protection District have turned down the district’s request for a bond and a mill levy increase to purchase property and build a fire station to help decrease response times to emergencies.

With 99% of Jefferson County ballots tabulated, it appears Scot Kersgaard will retain his position as Jefferson County assessor, beating challenger Libby Szabo in the Nov. 8 election.

Voters in Elbert County received ballots in which all candidates for county-level races on Nov. 8 were Republicans running unopposed, but three school-funding questions offered choices to the electorate.

When Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold announced that she was appointing a supervisor in Elbert County for the November election, she pointed to a past incident in her reasoning.  Griswold, a Democrat, cited "a 2021 election security protocol breach where Republican Clerk Dallas Schroeder violated Colorado Elections Rules by giving unauthorized individuals copies of images of the county’s voting system hard drives."

Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder says Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s appointment of an election supervisor does not change the way his office will conduct elections.