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President Barack Obama landed in Colorado on Air Force One Saturday night, and will be getting ready here for one of his last campaign speeches before the Democratic National Convention.
Some are calling Mitt Romney's acceptance speech the best of his political career. Now he's hoping the address will give him a boost in the polls.
Social media is more important than ever and Republicans are using a lot of it to get their message out now that TV networks have scaled back their coverage of the Republican National Convention.
An appeals court says Secretary of State Scott Gessler overstepped his authority by raising a financial disclosure threshold for political groups and that the change violated state law.
Many family members of the Aurora theater shooting victims are angry with how slowly it's taking to get money donated to help them, so 4 On Your Side Investigator Rick Sallinger wanted to get Gov. John Hickenlooper's reaction.
Colorado's GOP delegation is an example of how the party says it's changing. CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd has been following the delegation in Tampa during the Republican National Convention.
Backers of a proposal to ban abortion in Colorado have failed in their first attempt to get the measure on statewide ballots in November.
Colorado officials say nearly 90 percent of people in the state suspected of being ineligible voters are actually U.S. citizens.
People who received letters questioning their citizenship and right to vote will learn Wednesday what steps Colorado election officials plan next in the battleground state where every vote can be critical in close races.
Monica Owens says politics is in her blood. She was 15 years old when her father, Bill Owens, was elected governor of Colorado. Today, at 28, she is one of Colorado's youngest national delegates and the chair of Women for Mitt.
Marijuana activists are using President Barack Obama's college campaign swing to promote their own pitch for legalization.
U.S citizens are among those who received letters from Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler questioning their right to vote, the American Civil Liberties Union said Tuesday.
The chairman of Colorado's national delegation at the Republican National Convention this week says the group he's chairing is unlike any in recent history.
Democrats and independent voters received more than six times more requests than Republicans to withdraw from voting rolls if they're not citizens.
