The request — and the records it sought — is unprecedented, said Matt Crane, the executive director of the Colorado County Clerks Association.

Colorado Springs will not annex the 6,500-home Karman Line development after voters rejected it in a special election Tuesday.

Early results in Colorado Springs' special election show that city voters are overwhelmingly rejecting the Karman Line annexation.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold closed off access to the state's online election database, known as "TRACER," over the weekend, amid concerns in the aftermath of the politically-motivated shootings and killings in Minnesota.

An expansive request for Colorado’s election records by the U.S. Department of Justice has leading election officials in the state wondering if the ask might be the latest chapter in the ongoing saga of a former Mesa County Clerk now incarcerated at La Vista Correctional Facility.

A proposed development east of Colorado Springs will not be annexed into city limits, as of early results Tuesday night.

Tuesday night, votes will be counted for the 2025 Colorado Springs Special Election. Click here to view real-time election results. The first round of votes came in just after 9 p.m., with just over 63,

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold holds an overwhelming lead over four Democratic opponents more than a year before the 2026 primary for attorney general, an internal poll released Monday

Colorado Springs voters are deciding on the future of the Karman Line Addition in the June 17 special election. City council approved the annexation ordinance earlier this year despite large public opposition.

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The 1,900-acre annexation was opposed by various southern Colorado groups and municipalities over water consumption concerns.