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Colorado Republican Party
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- 1Weiser, Colorado Democrats hold fundraising lead ahead of Election Day▼Weiser, Colorado Democrats maintain fundraising edge in final weeks before Election Day
Colorado Democrats, led by attorney general candidate Phil Weiser, continue to outraise their Republican rivals in the final weeks before Election Day, according to Colorado Newsline. The fundraising edge gives Democrats a financial advantage in the closing stretch of the campaign, though it remains to be seen whether the money advantage will translate into votes at the ballot box.
- 2Relatives of Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre feature in ad against Colorado congressman●Relatives of Epstein victim appear in attack ad targeting Republican congressman https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/20
Relatives of Virginia Giuffre, a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, appear in an attack ad targeting Jeff Crank, a Republican congressman from Colorado, ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The ad, reported by The Guardian, ties Crank to the Epstein controversy, and the involvement of Giuffre's family has drawn attention to how the Epstein case continues to shape US election campaigns.
- 3Jeff Hurd defends independent record in Colorado House race▼Jeff Hurd is defending his ‘independent’ record as he runs for a second term in Congress. His Democratic challenger says it’s anything but.
Colorado Congressman Jeff Hurd is campaigning for a second term by stressing his independence from party lines, pointing to votes and positions he says break with his party. His Democratic challenger argues that record is misleading, claiming Hurd has consistently backed Republican positions. The contest is drawing attention as a competitive race that could factor into control of the House.
- 4Both parties must reject the politics of resentment▼Both parties must reject the politics of resentment (Editorial)
An editorial in Colorado's Boulder Daily Camera argues that both Democratic and Republican parties must move away from politics driven by resentment. The piece calls on leaders and voters alike to reject grievance-based rhetoric and seek a more constructive political discourse ahead of upcoming elections.
- 5Colorado Republicans won the state's first elections in 1876▼In 1876, Colorado Republicans emerged victorious in the first state elections
Colorado's first state elections, held in 1876 upon its admission to the Union, ended in victory for the Republican Party. The result set the political tone for the young state's early years, as Republicans claimed the leading offices in its first statewide contests.