Comment on What a Kamala Harris Win Would Mean for the Economy

More than 635,000 Colorado voters have returned their ballots for the Nov. 5 election, which features a faceoff between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump and a host of other races and ballot measures, according to data released by state elections officials Wednesday. RELATED: Colorado voter guide: Stories, explainers and endorsements for the 2024 election So far, Democrats have outpaced Republicans by about 22,000 ballots.

At the end of every event on Ted Cruz’s 53-stop campaign swing through Texas, the state’s junior senator invites supporters to line up and sign his bus. People scrawl their names and their hometowns. Someone wrote “End Human Trafficking” behind the driver’s side mirror. A lot of people write Bible verses; Psalm 91—“No weapon forged against me shall prosper”—is a popular one.

ABC News reported the GOP candidate again cast doubt on the election results this week by suggesting he can't lose if it's a fair election. But in 2024, Donald Trump is getting help to steal the election. Trump's Project 2025 allies are planning to help him "Stop the Steal" in 2024. New research from Media Matters shows Project 2025 partners are laying the groundwork to steal the election.

By COLLEEN SLEVIN DENVER (AP) — A Colorado man repeatedly made online threats about killing the top elections officials in his state and Arizona, as well as a judge and law enforcement agents, according to a guilty plea he entered Wednesday. Teak Ty Brockbank, 45, acknowledged his comments were made “out of fear, hate and anger” to a federal judge in Denver as he sat dressed in a khaki jail uniform, before pleading guilty to one count of transmitting interstate threats.

It was predicated on a blatantly false article in The Atlantic and can be seen either as a panicked move as her campaign flails or the promise to use the military if Trump wins.

Some people say they don’t like Trump but will vote for him anyway. They deserve our respect.