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A cartoon taped to the door of Barack Obama's campaign headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado's fifth largest city, depicts a young man with a clothespin over his nose. The caption says, "I registered because the economy stinks."
Women are a key swing vote across the nation, but especially here in Colorado. Both parties are working hard to swing women their way.
Republicans used to be able to count on Colorado. But a look at change in one blue collar county reveals why the state may go for Obama
If you are casting a ballot in Colorado in this fall’s presidential election, your vote will matter.
As Sen. John McCain swooped into Colorado's Democratic stronghold of Pueblo County on Friday, energized Republicans speculated that he could win there in November.
Can you feel the love? The presidential campaigns are wooing Colorado voters like never before. For the first time ever, Colorado is a battleground state, a toss-up, a region whose nine electoral votes are so coveted that seemingly every other day, one of the campaigns is somewhere.
NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd estimated on “Meet the Press” that Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is just one state away from solidifying the 270 electoral votes he needs to win the White House. Colorado, Virginia or Florida would put it away for Obama if the election were held today, Todd said.
The final bailout bill passed by Congress Friday didn't change the minds of anyone in the Colorado delegation. The final roll call was the same as the vote on Monday's bill, 4-3.
Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain is no stranger to Colorado, but today he flew to Pueblo to talk directly to voters. "I think Pueblo is a swing area," McCain told our Adam Atchison. Even though there's a lot of Democrats, they lean independent.
DENVER - The final bailout bill passed by Congress Friday didn't change the minds of anyone in the Colorado delegation.
Candidates are sprinting toward the Nov. 4 election, and the finish line is in sight. Advocates for multiple Colorado ballot initiatives are trying to sell you on their causes, and the full slate of candidates are tossing out claims. Need help making sense of the claims and counter-claims? Are you confused about who is telling the truth? The Rocky Truth Patrol sets the record straight.
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