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Both political parties are going after the critical Independent vote, and maybe no politician is more popular with them than Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, who spoke at the Democratic National Convention Wednesday evening.
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan will visit Colorado Springs on Thursday.
Interior Secretary and Former U.S. Senator from Colorado Ken Salazar spoke at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday. He believes Colorado plays an important role in the upcoming election for many reasons.
It's a big test for Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. He's addressing the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., Wednesday evening.
Craig Romney visited the Jefferson County Victory Office of the Romney campaign. He came to Colorado along with Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador to take part in a Hispanic small business dialogue in Lakewood.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper will address the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night. Before he left Denver he talked with CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd.
Nearly a million Colorado residents are getting mailers encouraging them to register to vote in what Secretary of State Scott Gessler said Tuesday is "the largest voter registration effort" in state history.
The election is nine weeks away, and we can expect to see even more campaign ads. There's a good chance many more will be negative ads. That made CBS4's Alan Gionet wonder "How negative is too negative?"
Rep. Jared Polis is among the Coloradans scheduled to speak at the Democratic National Convention.
Labor Day marks the traditional end of summer. It's also when people really start tuning into the presidential campaign. Several non-partisan groups were out in force this weekend at the Taste of Colorado helping register people to vote.
Joe Coors is behind on a friendly game of horse. Then he starts sinking baskets and talking about finding a fancy shot to seal the deal.
This Labor Day Weekend members of Denver's faith community addressed the issue of wage theft.
President Barack Obama has a message for college students who don't like Republican Mitt Romney: "Don't boo. Vote."
President Barack Obama has made an appearance in "The Buff," visiting a restaurant by that name in Colorado.
