Unaffiliated voters have a growing influence on Colorado elections, research shows

Unaffiliated voters have a growing influence on Colorado elections, research shows

Unaffiliated voters now make up more than half of Colorado’s registered electorate, and for the first time, more primary ballots are going to voters without a party affiliation than to registered Democrats or Republicans. Colorado began allowing unaffiliated voters to participate in primary elections in 2018, following voters’ approval of Proposition 1088 in 2016. This year’s […]

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