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As a sprawling field of Republicans quietly lay the groundwork— and begin to file official paperwork— for a potential run for governor in 2018, George Brauchler...
NOTE: This story, originally posted on Nov. 17, has been updated to reflect the changing field.
In Colorado it’s never too early to start thinking about the...
Following an election, a few things typically happen for political parties: Joy for one, sorrow for another, and self-reflection for all.
In Colorado, party leadership...
Even with Colorado going blue in the presidential and Senate races, Republicans in the Centennial State had much reason to celebrate Tuesday.
Republicans now...
With the Republican presidential nominee declaring war on any Republican who won’t back him, most prominent members of Colorado's GOP are choosing their words...
DENVER — Colorado GOP chairman Steve House says he is closer to unmasking whoever used the party's official Twitter account to tweet "We did it. #NeverTrump" on...
Republicans and Democrats alike said they wanted Colorado to have a presidential primary after a messy caucus night in March. With no legislative solution...
COLORADO SPRINGS — Darryl Glenn's surprise winner-take-all victory Saturday at Colorado's GOP state convention shocked everyone but Darryl Glenn.
“We expect to win,” he said Saturday...
COLORADO SPRINGS — It was here, in a hotel ballroom in this heavily Christian conservative military city, that Colorado's Republican activists continued chipping away at the...