Friday, October 30, 2020

The October Surprise is COVID-19

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President Trump claims his around-the-clock campaigning the last two weeks in 2016 was responsible for his victory. But, it’s clear he belie...

Pueblo: Where Does the Old Steel Town Go in 2020 – Red or Back to Blue?

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Donald Trump winning Pueblo, Colorado by 290 votes was an earthquake in local politics. The old Democratic stronghold had not voted for a Re...

Election Central – Foreign Policy Impact: U.S. and Japan – Nov. 11

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On November 11, join the conversation on the foreign policy impacts of the U.S. election results and its effect on the U.S.-Japanese allianc...

Crossley Center Election Coverage Continues

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The Crossley Center with the Korbel School and University of Denver are committed to a program that informs the electorate about the issu...
Thursday, October 29, 2020

Colorado Voters to Decide Eleven Ballot Issues, Some Appear Close

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Although Colorado is now predicted to give Democrats an advantage in the presidential and senate races, will the state’s voters continue to ...
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Debates are Over, But “Nothing’s Moving the Numbers”

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Valerie Richardson in a Washington Times interview wrote an analysis of why the many October (and some September) surprises don’t appear to ...
Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Secretary of State Attempts to Promote Civil Behavior at the Polls

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In an unusual election season characterized by a lack of civil discourse, protests, sometimes turning violent, and armed groups threatening ...