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Jena Griswold is running to be Colorado’s next attorney general
Secretary of state called herself the ‘most qualified person in this race’
Elections
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‘Super voters’ led way in low-turnout Durango election
Plata County clerk ‘disappointed’ by level of voter participation
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Durango voters back half-cent sales tax extension
Question 2A will fund municipal buildings, as well as parks, open space and trails
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Kip Koso, Shirley Gonzales and Jessika Buell win election to Durango City Council
Half-cent sales tax passes with strong voter support
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21% of voters cast ballots ahead of Durango election
Registered electors have until 7 p.m. Tuesday to return ballots
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Only 10% of voters have cast ballots in Durango election
question may help draw more interest than 2023 race
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Candidates for Durango City Council talk budget priorities, youth involvement
Campaign trails lead through series of forums
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Durango City Council candidates discuss supporting unhoused
Neighbors in Need Alliance hosts discussion on homelessness, housing
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Durango City Council candidate Olivier Bosmans touts technical, financial expertise
Incumbent prioritizes financial oversight, mending county relationships
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‘Hidden agenda’ claim in Durango election guide raises concerns about accuracy
says funds cannot be used for Downtown’s Next Step, despite opposition claims
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Durango City Council candidate Jessika Buell stakes claim for reelection in ‘common ground’
Compromise leads to best results, incumbent says
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Durango’s housing crisis can’t distract from child care needs, City Council candidate Kip Koso says
Contender hopes to bring nine years with Ute tribe, lifelong volunteerism into the fold
Regional News
As DOJ looks into Tina Peters’ prosecution, Colorado officials field pleas from her supporters
‘They are all talking about how Tina Peters has been victimized’
Local News
What will it take to transform Durango’s historic high school into a new city hall?
Building needs extensive renovations before becoming operational
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City Council candidate Shirley Gonzales says Durango should think bigger on housing, policies and programs
people want greater walkability, affordability and a progressive government, she says
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Trump Justice Department to ‘review’ prosecution of Tina Peters
A jury convicted the Mesa County clerk and Colorado election conspiracy theorist in August
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Durango City Council candidates tackle affordable housing, jail and 911
Plata County Democrats host first virtual forum
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City Council candidate Chris Elias says he can be a voice for Durango workers
Taxpayers don’t want to give ‘handouts,’ he said, but ‘we need to help the people that want to be helped’
Regional News
Michael Bennet is ‘very, very seriously’ considering run for Colorado governor, senior aides say
Democrat has been in U.S. Senate since 2009
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Boulder County DA launches bid to become Colorado’s attorney general
Michael Dougherty has helped oversee several high-profile prosecutions, including that of Mark Redwine
Local News
Political committee for Durango 2005 sales tax extension files first financial report
City Council candidates report early race contributions
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Five Durango City Council candidates are locked in
Ballots to be mailed March 10 ahead of April 1 election
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Councilor Bosmans shows interest in second term ahead of Durango elections
residents, including two serving councilors, seek candidacy in City Council race
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Petition gathering begins for Durango City Council elections
residents have already completed candidate affidavits
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Durango voters to decide fate of 2005 sales tax
could also weigh in on three City Council seats
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Two Southern Ute council members replaced in runoff election
Chair Lorelei Cloud and Councilwoman Vanessa Torres ousted by returning members
Regional News
Investigation finds Colorado election passwords were posted ‘unintentionally’
Denver-based law firm found no ill will in secretary of state office’s leak
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Kent Thiry on the failure of Prop. 131 – which he spent $6M supporting
‘Does it hurt to spend $6 million on an initiative and lose? You’re damn right it does’
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Despite late surge, Colorado’s 2024 election turnout rate lowest in decades
half of voters had returned ballot as of Friday prior to Election Day
Regional News
Colorado voters come full circle on supporting – and refunding – police
Prop. 130 will require state lawmakers to funnel $350 million to law enforcement agencies