2022 voter guide
Colorado election 2022
Colorado Newsline journalists are following the latest news and results from the Colorado midterm elections on Nov. 8. On the ballot this year are races for U.S. Senate, governor, U.S. House, state Senate and House, secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer, 11 statewide ballot measures and other races and local issues. Newsline’s Voter Guide covers […]
Voter Guide 2022: Statewide ballot measures
Colorado voters in the 2022 general election will decide 11 proposed changes to the Colorado Constitution and state statutes. Three of the ballot measures are constitutional amendments, and require a 55% majority to pass. The remaining eight are statutory propositions, and require only a simple majority to become law. Five of the measures were referred […]
Voter Guide 2022: Top statewide offices
Top statewide offices up for election in 2022 include Colorado governor, secretary of state, attorney general and treasurer. Each of the races this year for those offices, which will be decided in the Nov. 8 election, feature a Democratic incumbent. Below is information about the candidates and their answers to a questionnaire. Answers were lightly […]
Voter Guide 2022: U.S. Senate
Control of the U.S. Senate in 2023 and beyond could hinge on whether Republicans can pull off an upset victory in Colorado’s closely-watched race. Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet, a Democrat, is seeking his third full term in the Senate. He faces a challenge from Republican Joe O’Dea, a first-time candidate and the CEO of a […]
Voter Guide 2022: U.S. House
Every two years, every U.S. House of Representatives seat is up for election. In Colorado, that means all eight of the state’s congressional office holders will be decided by voters in November. Due to 2020 census numbers that showed substantial population growth in the previous decade, this is the first time Colorado has eight congressional […]
Voter Guide 2022: Key Colorado Senate races
Of the Colorado state Senate districts with an election in 2022, seven are viewed as competitive. Democrats have a 21-14 majority in the Senate, and Republicans are looking to those seven races as their best opportunity to claim a majority in one of the state Legislature’s two chambers. The Democrats’ majority in the state House […]