2024 ElectionsHere’s who’s running to replace Rep. Doug Lamborn in Colorado’s 5th Congressional DistrictBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsGOP Party Chair Dave Williams will run for retiring Rep. Lamborn’s seat. More contenders expectedBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsHow Colorado’s congressmembers voted on the stopgap measure to avert a shutdownBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsIn rare move, Colorado GOP goes after Republican CongressmanBy Bente Birkeland and Caitlyn Kim
Colorado WondersWhen it comes to numbering political districts, the rule is: there are no rulesBy Megan Verlee
Government and PoliticsState of the Union leaves Colorado guests wowed, Congress members dividedBy Caitlyn Kim
2022 ElectionsLeadership PACs help Colorado’s members of Congress extend their influenceBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsRespect for Marriage Act splits Colorado delegation on party lines in final voteBy Caitlyn Kim
2022 ElectionsWhat’s it like to campaign in an ‘unwinnable’ race? These candidates can tell youBy Caitlyn Kim
2022 ElectionsIt’s Pettersen vs. Aadland and Caraveo vs. Kirkmeyer in CO-7 and CO-8 races as incumbents lead in the restBy Max Lubbers and Will Cornelius
2022 ElectionsColorado Primary Election 2022: Live blog, updates, results and moreBy Colorado Public Radio Staff
2022 ElectionsWilliams campaign seeks criminal probe in El Paso County Congressional raceBy Bente Birkeland
2022 ElectionsThe CPR News voter guide to Colorado’s 2022 primary elections: How to vote, who’s running and more to knowBy Megan Verlee
2022 ElectionsIn deep-red El Paso County, GOP challengers hope to pull off a congressional upset over incumbent Rep. Doug LambornBy Caitlyn Kim
2022 ElectionsColorado District 5: Who’s running against Doug Lamborn in the redrawn district?By Caitlyn Kim
Government and Politics‘Substantial reason’ to believe Rep. Lamborn violated Congressional ethics, investigation findsBy Megan Verlee
Government and PoliticsIf The Redistricting Commission Doesn’t Agree On Something Else, This Is What Colorado’s New Congressional Map Will Look LikeBy Megan Verlee