Join us for a virtual fireside chat with candidates for Colorado Governor and U.S. Senate on March 17 at 5:30 p.m. Hear their vision and priorities for the future of Colorado.
🎟️ BYOF (bring your own fire) and pull up a (virtual) chair: CDPFiresideChat.eventbrite.com
Nearly 13,000 Coloradans showed up for caucuses across the state last week — almost doubling turnout from recent cycles!
This is what democracy looks like.
Colorado Democrats are demanding immediate transparency from ICE. We deserve answers. (2/2)
An investigation by the Colorado Times Recorder found ICE detained more than 3,000 people in at least nine undisclosed “hold rooms” across Colorado.
Some detainees, including children and the elderly, were reportedly held for weeks without beds. (1/2)
UPDATE:
Apparently Donald Trump watched this hearing too. And fired her the very next day.
In 2024, 60 people showed up to caucus in Broomfield County.
Last night, hundreds did.
Thank you to everyone across Colorado who showed up in Broomfield, Adams, El Paso and Phillips Counties to make your voices heard.
This is what democracy looks like.
Corruption has consequences.
Democrats showed up across Colorado tonight.
Nearly 2K people attended Denver caucuses, almost double the last cycle, with strong turnout in Arapahoe, El Paso and rural communities like Park County, Lincoln and Costilla. Caucuses continue across CO this week.
This is what democracy looks like.
Nearly 20 years ago, Denver gave our nation the stage for a defining moment in our history.
We’re ready to do it again.
CDP Chair Shad Murib’s statement on U.S. military action in Iran.
Adrienne Benavidez has been selected to represent Senate District 21, ensuring the district continues to have full representation at the Capitol.
Colorado joined the fight to stop Trump’s illegal tariffs and won. Governor Jared Polis and Attorney General Phil Weiser helped lead the legal challenge to protect families and small businesses.
Today, the Supreme Court struck those tariffs down. A big win for Colorado and the rule of law.
Trump canceled $600 million in clean energy research grants for Colorado. Attorney General Phil Weiser is suing to get it back.
Good riddance. Colorado should not be home to companies that make money from tearing apart our community.
Presidents’ Day in Colorado. From moments of history to moments of heartbreak, presidents have come here to listen and lead.
Trump tried to slash $26 million from Colorado’s public health funding, money that supports HIV prevention and tracks disease outbreaks.
Attorney General Phil Weiser sued to stop it and a federal judge just ordered Trump to keep paying. Protecting Colorado families comes first.
End the madness.
No blank checks.
$26 million in public health funding for Colorado is on the line.
Attorney General Phil Weiser is taking Trump to court.
Trump’s Department of Justice tried to smear and punish Jason Crow for telling troops to obey the Constitution. A grand jury shut it down.
The rule of law prevailed and trump lost AGAIN.
He has a horrible record in Colorado.
Jeff Crank’s seat isn’t safe.
If you want to participate in your county caucus, you need to register as a Democrat soon—for some counties, including Denver, that’s tonight!
Take a moment to update it after dinner at Coloradodems.org/become-a-democrat
They’re not going after “the worst of the worst.”
They’re separating families, kidnapping people with no criminal history and killing people in the streets.
It has been used to justify discrimination, abuse and terror, and it has no place in our society.
We will not repost that imagery. But we will name it for what it is: vile, racist and unacceptable. This must be rejected by anyone who believes in basic human dignity. (2/2)
Donald Trump shared racist imagery depicting former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes.
Comparing Black people to animals is a dehumanizing trope with a long and violent history in this country. (1/2)
ICE is not above the law. Lawyers with the Colorado ACLU say the agency is violating a federal court order banning warrantless arrests and racial profiling in Colorado.
If these allegations are true, they must end and ICE must be held accountable.
Read more: coloradosun.com/2026/02/05/i...
This is the second Colorado GOP vice chair to resign in the past year.
Outrageous.
Every Colorado Democrat in Congress is demanding an independent investigation and full briefing after ICE agents reportedly left “death cards” following arrests in Eagle County.
This kind of intimidation has no place in our communities.
