Today is the Martin Luther King holiday and even in politically tumultuous 2019, I submit to you that the spirit of Dr. King is alive. We are …

Here is what to watch for as the votes come in on election night, Tuesday:

What advice would you give the next CEO of Colorado’s state government? The one we’re now electing?

Start by using facts and data.

I was honored to serve the people of Colorado in the Owens administration, first in his cabinet as executive director of the Colorado Departme…

Congratulations, Rep. Polis and Secretary Stapleton, on winning the nomination of your party for governor of the state of Colorado.

Rural Coloradans are watching the governor’s race with interested skepticism, hopeful that whoever is elected will tackle not only metro Color…

I have always believed that ex-governors should adhere to my dad’s instructions to us kids when my folks were having friends over: “Children, …

Serving the people of Colorado is one of the great privileges and experiences of my life. When asked to provide advice for Colorado’s next gov…

Take a shot at doing the impossible.

When the political ads mercifully end Wednesday, and the winning candidates turn to the task of governing, I will be relieved.

Just more than a week before the election, polls show Democrat Jared Polis with a lead over Republican Walker Stapleton in the race to be Colo…

Here are answers to questions we sent to all three major- and minor-party treasurer candidates in November’s election.

Here are answers to questions we sent to all three major- and minor-party candidates for Colorado attorney general in November’s election.

Oil and gas development isn’t the only energy issue where Colorado’s candidates for governor are in disagreement.

As Coloradans fill out their ballots, choosing their next governor and sorting through a stack of measures, one issue stands tall among many: Energy.

The state of our union is depressing, more than usual.

Here are answers to questions we sent to all four major- and minor-party governor candidates in November’s election.

It is getting real. Two signs suggest Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper truly is running for the Democratic Party nomination for president.

Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman, left, faces a challenge from Democrat Jason Crow for another term in Congress in the 6th District.

There’s only one debate left of the eight October meetings between Republican gubernatorial candidate Walker Stapleton and Democrat Jared Polis.

If you vote in the Nov. 6 election, you will have 13 statewide ballot issues on which to make a decision. There are nine proposed amendments t…

That Amendment 74 — the statewide ballot measure to require governments to compensate property owners when regulations might impact their prop…

America should heed the advice uttered routinely on the radio by former University of Colorado football coach Rick Neuheisel: “Get yourself to…

Penfield Tate III’s entry into the Denver mayor’s race presents a major challenge to Mayor Michael Hancock’s bid for a third term in May.

Colorado’s gubernatorial candidates are in the midst of a series of “television debates.” This form of campaigning — which dates to the famous…

The Republican Attorneys General Association asked Colorado voters if they want to elect a professor or a prosecutor as their next attorney ge…

The Colorado governor is dipping his toe in the presidential waters. 

Hasta la vista, gerrymandering.

We have been studying Colorado’s political party voting patterns in statewide elections for about three decades — and the major finding is tha…

With Colorado’s 6th Congressional District race between incumbent Republican Mike Coffman and Democratic challenger Jason Crow drawing nationa…