Nov. 4, 2025 ELECTION RESULTS
AP: “Election Night highlights: Democrats notch wins in first major elections since Trump returned to power”
Excerpt:
Littwin: “Want to know why Dems won so bigly on Tuesday? Just take a trip to the airport.
“You can now expect Dem politicians to bring more of a fight to Trump. If pols understand anything, it’s how to count votes.”
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Next Election: Nov. 4, 2025 – Regular Election Coordinated with Larimer County
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RESOURCES
Colorado
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Voting Rights in Colorado (Rock The Vote)
National
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FairFight.com is leading the charge to protect voting rights
Know your voting rights (Rock The Vote)
“Yes, Women Could Vote After The 19th Amendment — But Not All Women. Or Men” by Melissa Block, NPR
“Older white voters are far more likely to turn out on Election Day than younger, minority voters,” a Times analysis found.
ARTICLES
“In the 2018 midterm elections, 70 of eligible white seniors voted compared to one-third of Latinos under 45 who showed up at the polls.”
– from “The Divide in Yakima is the Divide in America: What the changing demographics of this country look like up close” by Dionne Searcey and Robert Gebeloff, The New York Times
And a bit of levity (because what is life without laughter?):
An Exhaustive Ranking of “I Voted” Stickers from Around the Nation by R. Eric Thomas, Elle.com
Larimer County “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest
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