Allard Retains Senate Seat
Colorado voters appear to have handed a second term to Republican Senator Wayne Allard, according to early polling returns. The closely-fought race reflects the battle for Senate six years ago, when Allard defeated Democratic challenger Tom Strickland by five percentage points. Polls prior to the election showed both candidates locked in one of the country's tightest races. Official results will be posted when available.
(11/05, 12:29pm EST)

A Big Fight for a Small Pocket of Voters in Colorado
Update: Although Republican Sen. Wayne Allard and Democratic challenger Tom Strickland continue to split Colorado's vote down the middle in their tight battle for the U.S. Senate, Libertarian candidate Rick Stanley could hold the key to victory. (11/04)

Rematch of 1996 Senate Race Focuses on Negative Advertising
Tom Bearden reports on the charges and counter-charges that have filled Colorado's airwaves as the campaign nears its finish. (10/16)

Colorado Senate Race Debate:
Rocky Mountain PBS brings you coverage of the Allard/Strickland debates. (10/11)

Candidates Battle Over Social Security
Update: As polls continue to indicate the race for U.S. Senate is tightening, the two major candidates for Colorado's U.S. Senate seat argued over their different approaches to Social Security in a debate last week. (10/13)

Money Matters: How Much Do They Have?
A closer look at the financial health of the candidates as they head into the stretch run of the campaign.
-- From the Center for Responsive Politics