Politics
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What Gabe Evans’ Medicaid vote could mean for Colorado patients and hospitals
Rep. Gabe Evans says the Medicaid changes will curb fraud and abuse, while his Democratic challenger, Manny Rutinel, argues the cuts will drive up health care costs. As Colorado prepares for new eligibility and work requirements, more than 375,000 residents could face additional hurdles to keeping coverage.
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Colorado’s final ballot: 8 more measures voters will decide Nov. 3
Out-of-state money is backing several of Colorado’s newest ballot measures. Here’s what all eight would do, and who’s behind them.
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Coloradans are losing Medicaid. Here’s how Gabe Evans voted on health care
As thousands of Coloradans lose Medicaid under a law Rep. Gabe Evans backed, he also voted against restoring federal help that lowered marketplace insurance costs.
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The Colorado Republicans who gave ICE $113.5 billion
Colorado’s four House Republicans voted to give ICE an unprecedented $113.5 billion, while blocking the very enforcement safeguards some of them promoted publicly.
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Gabe Evans supports Trump’s war with Iran. Coloradans are paying the price
Rep. Gabe Evans said lower gas prices would come once the war with Iran wrapped up. Five months later, prices are still well above prewar levels, diesel has hit a record high, and the war hasn’t ended.
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A Trump-tied group has spent $1.2 million attacking Rutinel. Who’s paying?
A brand-new super PAC tied to Trump’s political operation has flooded Colorado’s 8th District with attack ads against Manny Rutinel, and voters won’t learn who funded them until after ballots go out.
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Colorado’s largest data center could rise next to homes — without a public hearing
A proposed 143-acre data center in Aurora would be Colorado’s largest — and under current rules, it could be approved without a single public hearing, in a neighborhood already exposed to more air pollution than 98% of the state’s census tracts.
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Weld County commissioners approve permit for Global AI data center
The Weld County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to allow the development of a new data center by an artificial intelligence infrastructure company.
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The Colorado races that could shift power in Washington and Denver
Key congressional matchups and tight statehouse contests will determine party control on Capitol Hill and legislative supermajorities.
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Everything you need to know about Colorado’s 2026 ballot measures
From fentanyl penalties to school sports, Colorado voters face a high-stakes slate of statewide decisions on Nov. 3.
