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• Republican convention blog

  Nov 7, 2006comments

  10:55 p.m.: Congressman Tom Tancredo’s victory speech began shortly after 10:30 p.m. tonight, and the newly re-elected representative started his speech by introducing his family as the stars of the commercial that he said sealed victory... read more »

   

• Improper identification may invalidate many provisional ballots, poll watchers say

  Nov 7, 2006comments

  Some students report discrepancies among polling locations CU students who filled out provisional ballots on campus may not have their vote counted because they lacked the correct identification, said election poll watchers Tuesday. Congress... read more »

   

• Udall wins second district

  Nov 7, 2006comments

  It’s that time, the votes are in and the Second Congressional District of the United States has been called. With 15 percent of precincts reporting, Democrat House Representative Mark Udall has been declared the winner. The race was tight... read more »

   

• Gov. race called for Ritter

  Nov 7, 2006comments

  The latest results from news sources across the nation have called the Colorado gubernatorial race for Bill Ritter. The Denver Post and CNN declared Ritter the winner with 45 percent of precincts reporting. Among those precincts, 530,634 voted... read more »

   

• CP's guide to voting on campus

  Nov 6, 2006comments

  Whom and what to vote for may be important decisions on election night, but they’re not the only choices voters will have to make Nov. 7. First, they have to find a polling place. There are two polling places on CU’s campus and one... read more »

   

• The countdown has begun: Tancredo vs. Winter

  Nov 6, 2006comments

  The countdown to election night has started for Colorado’s candidates, and today is the final crunch before tomorrow’s elections. What really goes on for candidates in the crucial last days of a campaign? Democrat Bill Winter and... read more »

   

• Amendment 44 unpopular among gubernatorial candidates

  Nov 6, 2006comments

  It will be “a sad day for Colorado” if Amendment 44 passes, Governor Bill Owens said in a press conference last Friday, Oct. 28. The press conference was held in front of Amendment 44 supporters wearing green t-shirts and shouting... read more »

   

• Athletes and pop culture: Bernard Jackson

  Nov 5, 2006comments

  The Campus Press caught up with quarterback Bernard Jackson, a 21-year-old junior ethnic studies major, after practice on Halloween to talk briefly-he was in a hurry to take his 22-month-old son trick-or-treating-about his likes and dislikes... read more »

   

• Weekly bite of Boulder: Laudisio

  Nov 4, 2006comments

  Classy Italian fare on Twenty Ninth Street The new Twenty Ninth Street Mall offers Boulder residents a wide variety of new shops and restaurants to enjoy, but the mall also features a restaurant that has been a Boulder staple for 20 years. The... read more »

   

• Students reflect on the Beauprez source scandal

  Nov 3, 2006comments

  Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez has faced a flurry of harsh criticism from the CU student body following allegations earlier this month that he illegally obtained damaging information on rival Democrat Bill Ritter. Beauprez’s... read more »