During the campaign, Republicans argued that restrictions on abortion and women's health should be accepted as religious freedoms, not a war on women. Sen. Greg Brophy's comments leave me thinking he won't back away from the election rhetoric.

During a panel discussion on local coverage of the 2012 election, journalists said the presidential election, as it played out in Colorado, consumed so much of their time that they were unable to give proper attention to other important Colorado race.

Somehow, the details of Mike Coffman's thinking on abortion -- why he's come to take such a hard-line stance -- have fallen through the journalistic cracks.

From The Colorado Independent's Scot Kersgaard. ARVADA– In a debate sponsored by a business group here Thursday morning, it came as little surpri...

The State, Veterans & Military Affairs Committee of the Colorado Senate voted in favor on Tuesday of a bill that would move the state's primary electi...

Senate Republicans went to bed thinking they had won control of both chambers in the legislature, but woke up this morning to find Democrats still in ...

Outside groups spent $3.6 million to influence the Colorado Senate race -- and that was just last Tuesday alone. The flash of Colorado cash was par...

Colorado might advance its primary election from mid-August to late June in 2012 because of a federal mandate even Republicans wouldn't dare resist....

According to the Colorado Secretary of State, Tom Tancredo's campaign is responsible for a rush of provisional ballot requests that resulted in shorta...

Ken Buck lost. So did Tom Tancredo, but that one is easy to understand. When you win, you can move forward with little introspection. When you lose by a close margin, you have to second guess everything.

After pulling off a definitive victory in what was expected to be a close reelection battle with Republican Ryan Frazier, Colorado Congressman Ed Perl...

WATCH:   UPDATE (11:23): DENVER (AP) -- Sen. Michael Bennet narrowly defeated tea party Republican Ken Buck on Wednesday, allowing Democrats...

Maes won't drop out. While he is no fan of John Hickenlooper, he loathes Tom Tancredo.

State candidates, stealth political groups and special-interest political committees in Colorado have amassed millions of dollars in campaign donation...