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After the polls closed on the East Coast, President Barack Obama made the rounds with a series of satellite interviews with local TV reporters in several swing states.
After the election what are you going to do with your yard signs? The City of Lone Tree is hosting a drop-off recycling site for election yard signs.
This year's presidential campaign is setting new records.
Voters in some Colorado counties are facing long lines and problems meeting voting requirements.
The presidential campaign has been focused on Colorado voters with the state occupying one of swing state status. The campaigns of both men running for Commander in Chief are optimistic leading into election day.
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney hope to win more than Colorado's nine electoral votes Tuesday: Colorado is often cited as the demographic future of the country, and whichever party wins here can claim bragging rights to the political map for years to come.
Colorado's reputation as a battleground state is playing out in its congressional races, where Democrats hope to capitalize on restricting to regain the edge now held by Republicans.
Marijuana for recreational use has been perhaps the biggest political question facing Colorado voters outside the tight presidential contest — and both were far from certain as Election Day opened.
Democratic Rep. Jared Polis is seeking to remain Colorado's higher-education member of Congress.
Republican congressman Doug Lamborn appears assured of victory in Colorado's most Republican district, based in Colorado Springs.
Republican Rep. Cory Gardner is hoping to head off a former colleague in the state Legislature to win a second term in Congress.
Marijuana for recreational use has been perhaps the biggest political question facing Colorado voters outside the tight presidential contest. Both questions were far from certain on Election Day.
Your Election Day look at the Colorado races that will be talked about today.
Colorado's longest-serving member of Congress is seeking a ninth term in the House.
A nonpartisan group is encouraging voters in Arapahoe County and across the nation to document problems at the polls on their cellphones anyway they can and upload those issues to Twitter or their livestreaming sites.
