Jon Murray

Senior editor for public affairs @DenverPost. Into politics, cities, transportation and running. Also:

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Want to see Colorado's turnout so far? The state just started daily data updates on ballot returns. We have a dashboard crunching those numbers here: https://t.co/JEuyOp9r0s

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Voter turnout is soaring compared with the last midterm election in many of the states that are expected to decide control of the U.S. Senate, according to an Associated Press analysis of early voting two weeks before Election Day. https://t.co/qUtpebFbcT

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Times Investigation: More than 3,000 people lived in these public housing towers in Venezuela. When quakes hit, they crashed to the ground in seconds. We wanted to know why. https://t.co/6U2H75Rpa3

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Oh this story is delicious. Some choice parts for you:

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Total fundraising to influence ballot questions includes nearly $9 million to support Proposition NN, a state education funding ballot measure, and more than $6.5 million to oppose Amendment 87. https://t.co/waDQPOGB1r

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The race for Colorado attorney general is coming down to a fiery clash over experience and the future of the state’s aggressive litigation against the Trump administration. My look at the race here:

https://t.co/iO2h3spttS

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The announcement, which comes in the final weeks of the election, could shake up a crowded race in which candidates have struggled to distinguish themselves. https://t.co/nABPGVxt0s

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Family Guy recently made a Civil War version of "Who's on First" that had me crying laughing. It had no business being that good.

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Suspicious letters sent to at least 5 members of Colorado's congressional delegation. Here's what we know. https://t.co/or0p5hiQBf via @denverpost

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Our last update of the campaign season Proposition 135, which would ban gender-affirming surgeries for minors: https://t.co/XC5ETImiFR

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Republican incumbent Rep. Jeff Hurd, in an interview, distanced himself from President Donald Trump’s agenda but said, if reelected, he would continue to work with the administration and lawmakers from any party to further his goals for the district. https://t.co/q6rBxJoQDq

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Democrat Jena Griswold and Republican Michael Allen “are lending themselves to a very close, competitive race” for attorney general. https://t.co/A3xyS4tiQs

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A Reporter Who Saw Covid Coming Has Died https://t.co/y1SVn9jx4z via @NYTimes

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Who is Bob Chew, the deep-pocketed independent U.S. Senate candidate in Colorado? https://t.co/yFp3GnqE6M

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Jobs are supposedly plentiful. Why are they so hard to find in Colorado? https://t.co/u83uBU87rC via @AldoSvaldi

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Have you voted yet? Here's everything you need to make an informed decision on Colorado ballot measures. https://t.co/q39TM13fBR

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@Viggie_Smalls93 It’s so bad

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U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, 42, is seeking his fifth term in Congress in the deep-blue 2nd Congressional District, which includes Boulder and Fort Collins along the Front Range, as well as Vail and Steamboat Springs. https://t.co/YDfXJiLAFF

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Despite being dubbed “America’s emptiest downtown” by the Wall Street Journal, Downtown Denver has made strides in its post-pandemic recovery.

Sustaining that will take more than bringing back more office workers, according to a new report https://t.co/kI7KAravqR

[Caitlyn Kim @caitlynkim]

From exorcisms to campaign finance violations, @BenteBirkeland, @JesseAPaul & @SethKlamann unpack the Colorado governor’s race in the latest Putplish. Listen here https://t.co/OxriyBC2nZ or wherever you get your podcasts. #copolitics #cogov

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History Colorado Center has changed its name to better reflect the museum’s “straightforward” mission and bring clarity to visitors who may not be familiar with it, leaders said Thursday. https://t.co/udSgDJqhjv