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On the heels of last week's presidential debate, Mitt Romney has emerged with a one-point edge over President Obama in Colorado, according to a new Quinnipiac University/CBS News/New York Times poll.
Smiling and blowing kisses, first lady Michelle Obama sought to steady her husband's campaign in Colorado Wednesday as she began a two-day swing through this battleground state.
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler says a voter registration campaign exceeded expectations.
It could be the last time Republican Rep. Scott Tipton and Democrat Sal Pace face off in Colorado's largest congressional district.
Coloradans want to make sure their voices are heard and so many people registered to vote on Tuesday the Secretary of State's computer system was overwhelmed.
The Colorado secretary of state's office says traffic volume on its website has been high, with residents scrambling to register in time for the November election.
CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd and Colorado Public Television analyst Eric Sondermann were the moderators for a series of taped debates between Congressional candidates.
Aspen police are investigating after the Republican Party headquarters was egged for the third time.
Colorado's county election clerks are sounding alarms about possible voting problems next month.
First lady Michelle Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are bringing the presidential campaign back to Colorado.
Boosted by a strong performance in the first presidential debate in Denver, Republican Mitt Romney edged closer to President Barack Obama in a Colorado poll released Sunday.
Campaign signs stolen from front yards and lawns isn't a new phenomenon during election season, but one candidate for state Senate said he's being hit especially hard.
Michelle Obama is returning to Colorado for events next week.
Democrats and Republicans are zeroing in on the outer ring of Denver's suburbs in their battle for control of the state Legislature.
A day after his first debate with GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney in Denver, President Barack Obama is rallying supporters in Denver.
