Erik Maulbetsch is a journalist for the Colorado Times Recorder, focusing on local news in Colorado, particularly in Denver. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, education, and current events, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on issues that impact the local community. Erik's work has also been featured in Real Vail.
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Erik focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Colorado and Denver. His coverage includes legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories related to the Republican Party, election results, and school funding.
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By: Jason Salzman, Erik Maulbetsch
Mainstream Republicans and other business-oriented conservatives are again endorsing GOP candidates in Colorado who promote election conspiracies or outright deny that President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. One Republican group, backed by former Colorado Gov. Bill Owens, has spent nearly $200,000 in support of Republican Matt Burcham, first helping him win his primary against […]
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Next week, as Coloradans start filling out their ballots, many will vote via the hundreds of secure drop boxes found at libraries and municipal buildings throughout the state.
By: Erik Maulbetsch
The most notable moment from last week’s 9News debate between Congresswoman Yadira Caraveo and state Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Ft. Lupton) was on a topic few observers expected to be discussed...
By: Erik Maulbetsch, Jason Salzman
Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans continued paying a top staffer, Jessica Spindle, after firing her for antisemitic and other offensive Facebook posts. Jessica Spindle Facebook Page - Antisemitic Mural, 6.14.2024...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
There are few certainties in politics, but in Highlands Ranch, Republican candidates for the general assembly have always been able to count on one thing: an endorsement from the Colorado Chamber.
By: Erik Maulbetsch
In his second media exchange on healthcare in two weeks, congressional candidate Gabe Evans repeated his belief that the Affordable Care Act doesn’t work and should be replaced.
By: Jason Salzman, Erik Maulbetsch
Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans is saying that his strident opposition to gay marriage ended long ago. If that's true, 9News fact checker Marshall Zelinger asked Evans Oct. 16, then...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Tomorrow, El Paso County Clerk Steve Schlieker will administer the election in Colorado's most populous county. Last Thursday, Clerk Schlieker sent a letter to his election staff and the county's...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Earlier today, a Denver judge denied a request by the Colorado Libertarian Party to stop all use of voting machines over an inadvertent password disclosure on the Secretary of State’s website.
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Colorado Republicans first email after this year’s election had a simple message: We Won!! The Colorado Republicans’ first event after this year’s
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