Lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s Open Primary System Dismissed
On Friday, a federal judge dismissed a conservative lawsuit challenging Colorado’s primary election system.
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Colorado Supreme Court Approves Commission-Drawn Congressional Map
Today, the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously approved the state’s new congressional map, concluding that the Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission did not abuse its discretion in applying the constitutionally-required criteria.
Colorado Redistricting Commission Approves State Legislative Maps
On Tuesday evening, the Colorado Independent Legislative Redistricting Commission approved the map for state Senate districts, one day after approving the state House map.
Colorado Redistricting Commission Approves Congressional Map
Late Tuesday, after seven rounds of voting and several hours of debate, the Colorado Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission voted 11-1 to approve a congressional map.
Colorado Voter Purge Case Will Continue Against CO Secretary of State
On Monday, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado issued an order in Judicial Watch, Inc. v. Griswold dismissing claims against the state of Colorado.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) Signs Voting Expansion Law
On Wednesday, Gov. Jared Polis (D) signed legislation into law that expands ballot access and establishes safeguards against unnecessary and deceptive recall efforts.
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