A big surge in the number of voter registrations in Colorado took place this month on the night of the presidential debate as well as on several of the days since.

Colorado voters are poised to approve a measure on the November ballot that would change most of the state’s primaries so candidates from all parties run against each other, with the top four vote-getters advancing to a ranked choice voting general election.

Colorado voters are poised to approve a measure on the November ballot that would change most of the state’s primaries so candidates from all parties run against each other, with the top four vote-getters advancing to a ranked choice voting general election.

The Colorado Republican Party’s ongoing leadership dispute could finally conclude in a three-day trial set for mid-October. In August, long-simmering tensions in the state GOP reached a boil when competing factions organized dueling votes on whether to oust Dave Williams from leadership.

With less than two months until Election Day, Colorado officials are preparing to mail out ballots. Ballots will start going out on Oct. 11.

DENVER (KDVR) — Voter registrations in Colorado have surged since the presidential debate earlier this month. The Colorado Secretary of State said in a press release Thursday that over 21,000 Coloradans either registered to vote or updated their voter registration online within three days of the debate.

Colorado voter registration dramatically increased on September 10, the day of the presidential debate and Taylor Swift's social media post afterward endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris.

In an interview with Salon, Colorado's secretary of state discussed the far-right's efforts to undermine democracy

Colorado has a variety of measures in place to ensure its elections are safe, accurate and secure. Any voting system used in Colorado must be certified through the state. A voting system provider must apply through the secretary of state’s office,

Online voter registration in Colorado saw a significant increase following the presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, according to the Secretary of State's Office.

A big surge in the number of voter registrations in Colorado took place this month on the night of the presidential debate as well as on several of the days since.

Trump said he would visit Aurora in the coming days as he peddles falsehoods about the influence of a Venezuelan gang in Colorado’s second most populous city