Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who continues to draw intense media coverage...

Thomas J. Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, gave his view of...

The poor showing of the Republican Party in Colorado on Election Day will undoubtedly lead to some retrenchment and perhaps an intra-party struggle leading up to the 2010 governor’s race.

Among the names bandied about as potential Republican nominees for governor are U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, who is leaving office, and former Rep. Bob Beauprez, who lost the governor’s race to Democrat Bill Ritter in 2006.

And what of Marc Holtzman, who unsuccessfully challenged Beauprez for the GOP nomination that year?

The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), which would make it easier for unions to organize, will get a new look in the Democratic-controlled Congress and...

In July, Barack Obama made an appearance in Colorado Springs, part of a strategy of competing in Republican strongholds and for evangelical Christian voters.

Running mate Joe Biden was there less than two weeks before the election.

The strategy apparently worked in El Paso County, where Colorado Springs is based. The unofficial vote total for Obama is 104,670, about 27,000 more votes than John Kerry won there in 2004. (That's more than the 22,571 increase in total votes in the county, comparing 2008 to 2004.) Obama increased his share of El Paso County’s vote to 40 percent, compared to Kerry’s 32 percent.

Meanwhile, the unofficial vote total for John McCain on Tuesday in El Paso County is 155,914, or 59 percent. President Bush's final vote total in 2004 was 161,361, or 67 percent.

Gov. Bill Ritter said the failure of Amendment 58, which he backed, was more about voters’ concerns about the economy and the reality of a crowded...

Peter Groff, the Colorado Senate president, said he expects a good result tonight for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in Colorado....

The Colorado AFL-CIO has 1,000 members beginning work this weekend to get out the vote, according to Mike Cerbo, executive director.

The Hill reported today that U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., is

Mike Coffman, the Republican running to fill the seat of Rep. Tom Tancredo in Colorado’s sixth congressional district, gave a fiery defense of...