Colorado Republican Party
Coverage of Colorado Republican Party in the Nexus archive.
- Colo. GOP applauds SCOTUS ruling erasing limits on party spending coordinated with candidates
The Supreme Court struck down limits on political party spending coordinated with candidates, allowing national parties to directly contribute to campaigns. The Colorado Republican Party supports the ruling, citing it as free speech, while Republicans hold a financial advantage over Democrats.
- Meet the new chair of the Colorado GOP, assuming the position amid party infighting and financial strain
Craig Steiner was selected as the new chair of the Colorado GOP following Brita Horn's resignation amid party divisions and legal challenges. The Colorado Republican Committee reported $9,812.67 in June, significantly less than the Colorado Democratic Party's $424,117.81. Steiner aims to address infighting, financial issues, and boost voter outreach ahead of the June 30 primary.
- Voter guide: Where the 2026 Colorado Republican Party gubernatorial candidates stand on education
The article outlines the education positions of three Republican candidates for Colorado governor in 2026. Scott Bottoms emphasizes parental control over education, curriculum transparency, and restrictions on transgender student participation in gendered sports. Barbara Kirkmeyer, a former educator, has sponsored bipartisan education laws and focused on accountability systems. Both candidates have introduced or supported policies related to transgender youth and school governance.