Write-in candidate Bob Prescott is running a new 30-second TV ad ripping his opponent in the county commissioner race, former […]
Are you wondering how to vote in the upcoming Mesa County General Election? Sweating over where you’ll find the time
In the November 3 general election, Mesa County residents will vote for who will represent us in Colorado’s state House
A Republican “Meet the Candidate” event held at Jerry’s Outdoor Sports on 30 Road near I-70-B featured Janet Rowland and
Eagle County Treasurer and Public Trustee Teak Simonton (pdf) produced a report to the Colorado Secretary of State (pdf) on
In May, 2020, Lauren Boebert, the Republican candidate for House Representative in the 3rd Congressional District (our district), was a
On June 4, Gov. Jared Polis issued an executive order allowing Colorado businesses to deny service to anyone not wearing
Eagle County Treasurer Teak Simonton has approved the wording of the petition submitted by the RecallClerkTina campaign to recall Mesa
Wondering how to vote in the upcoming primary election on Tuesday, June 30, 2020? Following are AnneLandmanBlog’s recommendations for how
@MesaCountyClerk Peters says in today's @DailySentinelGJ that she "has been getting calls all weekend about how outraged #MesaCounty citizens are"
If you are among those taking to the streets to protest police brutality against people of color, the American Civil
In a new documentary released Friday, May 22, Norma McCorvey, the plaintiff in the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling in
Colorado House Rep. Matt Soper (R) spoke Saturday afternoon, May 16, at a Republican rally in downtown Delta held
Op-ed by Kathryn Bedell, candidate for Mesa County Commissioner, District 1 – from the 4/21/20 Daily Sentinel (Please support our
Don’t want Cody Davis or Ray Scott as Mesa County Commissioner? Well now you finally have a better option. Mesa
KREX received a cease-and-desist letter (pdf) from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign threatening the station over a political ad it
Tina Peters might have more legal exposure than previously recognized for having lost 574 ballots from the 2018 general election.
The Mesa County Republican Party is trying to minimize the severity of Tina Peters’ loss of 574 ballots from the
