The odd-year election is generating significant attention across the state, where local ballot measures hold major stakes. Why it matters: In lower-interest elections, every vote carries greater weight.

Colorado voters are making decisions on two statewide measures, along with local issues and school board races.

Colorado voters will decide on two ballot measures that could determine whether the state's free school meal program continues for all K-12 students.

With Colorado’s November 2025 election just around the corner on November 4, 11 News has compiled a list of drop box and in-person voting locations in southern Colorado counties.

This election season, eight Colorado communities will ask voters to consider new taxes that could be used to support child care efforts.

Here’s a little news story that deserves a ton more attention. Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, of Castle Rock was convicted of voter fraud. She illegally voted ballots for her son and dead ex-husband. She could face up to three years in the pokey.

Colorado governor candidate Phil Weiser said that the state should be able to respond if other states redraw their Congressional maps mid-decade, like Texas is doing now.

Prosecutors in Colorado say a woman has been found guilty of voter fraud for casting ballots for both her late ex-husband and son in the 2022 election

Elizabeth Ann Davis was convicted of two counts of forgery and one count of personating an elector. She has not yet been sentenced. Sheri Davis, the Douglas County Office of Clerk and Recorder, says it all started when someone in her office checked the voter record and realized that person was deceased.