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In these file photos Rep. Mark Udall, D-Colo., left, greets people in the State Capitol on the opening day of the 2008 legislative session in Denver Jan.

John McCain proved to be a uniter not a divider with his suggestion that the 1922 Colorado River com- pact be renegotiated to allocate more water to his home state of Arizona as well as Nevada and California.

A gay businessman won the Democratic primary for a congressional seat in Colorado Tuesday, August 12 and, in a strongly Democratic district, is now well-positioned to win the November general election.

There's a little something for everyone to hate in the energy proposals House Speaker Nancy Pelosi articulated over the weekend.

The Tribune will co-host two debates in October featuring candidates who want to represent Colorado in Washington.

"We've got to produce our own oil and gas here in our country and keep it here to power America's economy," Udall said in a TV ad.

The preliminary results have been announced by Delta County Clerk Ann Edins for the balloting of Aug.

Mike Coffman's primary win will likely result in Gov. Ritter filling the post. The outgoing speaker of the House deserves it.

Four-buck-a-gallon gas has pushed Colorado's U.S. Senate candidates, who once were polar opposites on energy, to embrace some of each other's plans.

Here's the reaction to John McCain's recommendation that the seven Colorado River Basin states renegotiate the Colorado River Compact, from The Durango Herald .

Tuesday's late primary in Colorado resulted in an interesting matchup: aerospace engineer Scott Starin and entrepreneur Jared Polis will face each other in November for Colorado's 2nd Congressional District ...

At the conclusion of an hourlong Thursday forum, each of four U.S. Senate candidates gave a capsule summary of why Coloradans should vote for him.

This , of course, is the reason why I preferred someone other than Mike Coffman to win the 6th Congressional District primary: Gov.

Four candidates for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Republican Wayne Allard differed Thursday on how they would handle energy policies, Iraq and the Russian invasion of Georgia.

What do Cuba and the 68 Million Acres Have in Common? Posted by Aaron F Park on Friday, August 15, 2008 12:26:37 AM The Chineese have an active lease on a ton of land in Cuba.

An Internet millionaire running for Congress in Colorado may become the third member of the U.S. House of Representatives, behind Barney Frank and Tammy Baldwin, to be openly gay.

You can rate this post. Register or login now and tell us what you think. When Democrat Mark Udall debated Republican Bob Schaffer in July, he made no effort to refute Schaffer's distortions surrounding health ...

Voters in three safe congressional districts are likely to choose who goes to Washington if they win their primary races on Tuesday.

Voters in Colorado, Nevada and Connecticut have chosen candidates for the fall election, including a Republican hoping to succeed Rep.

Republicans may be planning a crude surprise for Democrats this October. I mean crude in the sense that it will involve unrefined petroleum.