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President Barack Obama is scheduled to make a campaign stop in Boulder on Sunday.
A Democrat seeking to unseat a Republican congressman routinely tells voters that he cut his own pay in the state Legislature to set an example about fiscal discipline.
A nation at war, crippling joblessness and a looming budget standoff that could wreck the economy have been overshadowed in recent days by an issue that polls show doesn't even crack voters' lists of top 10 concerns: abortion.
The Colorado delegation will have a bit of northern Colorado flair at the upcoming Republican National Convention.
A new TV ad featuring former President Bill Clinton is the latest evidence of a deliberate and potentially risky advertising strategy by the Obama campaign to blitz airwaves with its strongest material months before the general election.
A Democrat who's trying to unseat a Republican congressman in a newly drawn district knows the odds are against him.
Former Gov. Mitt Romney continued his campaign push in Colorado remotely on Thursday, granting satellite interviews with four local reporters, including CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd.
Sen. Mark Udall is renewing his call to extend a wind-energy tax break following news of more layoffs at Vestas.
Colorado's largest congressional district is the size of Arkansas and boasts the state's most contested race as first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton and Democrat Sal Pace court voters with wildly divergent interests.
President Barack Obama is returning to Colorado next week to try to steal the spotlight from the Republican National Convention.
A candidate for the Colorado House of Representatives is refusing to step down after admitting mistakes over his job as a police officer and a bankruptcy filing.
Two University of Colorado professors have devised a model to predict who will win the presidential election under current economic circumstances. The victor, they say, will be Republican Mitt Romney.
Citing an ongoing investigation, Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler said Tuesday he would not allow public inspection of the list of nearly 4,000 registered voters he suspects are ineligible to vote because they're not citizens.
Democrats in Colorado already are using the incendiary comments about rape made by the Missouri congressman and Republican Senate candidate as a political bludgeon.
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign is airing a new radio ad in Colorado attacking Mitt Romney for opposing a tax cut for wind energy companies.
