2026 Elections
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Who’s keeping ICE in check? Colorado’s 8th District’s critical showdown
At a heated debate in Berthoud, Colorado 8th District candidates Gabe Evans and Manny Rutinel face questions about ICE funding, immigration enforcement, and congressional oversight.
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Colorado business groups, millionaires push back on Amendment 87
Amendment 87 would collect more than $2 billion from people who earn more than $500,000 a year to invest in healthcare, education and childcare programs.
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Colorado energy bills are up. Can Gabe Evans or Manny Rutinel bring them down?
Colorado households are paying more for energy, and 8th Congressional District candidates Gabe Evans and Manny Rutinel have competing explanations for why.
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Amendment 83 could shift control of Colorado wildlife management
Proponents of Amendment 83 said it would protect hunting rights, a practice integral to the state’s heritage, cultural identity and economy.
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What to know about Colorado State Board of Education candidates
Three Colorado State Board of Education seats will be on the November ballot, with each race including an incumbent member.
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What to know about University of Colorado Board of Regents candidates
The University of Colorado Board of Regents has three seats on the ballot in the November election.
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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.
