Erik Maulbetsch is a Web Journalist at Real Vail and the Colorado Times Recorder. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and environmental issues such as climate change. Erik's work has been featured in notable publications like Real Vail and the Colorado Times Recorder.
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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: Erik Maulbetsch
The Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State, James Wiley, says one of his "first priorities" would be to delete Colorado’s voter rolls completely. Under his plan, every voter in...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Colorado Republicans’ election of Victor Marx as their gubernatorial nominee was far from unanimous, and the ongoing debate over his fitness for office is hard to miss, both online and...
By: Jamie O'Rourke, Erik Maulbetsch
A local conservative activist group that has worked with the Trump administration to attack Jeffco Schools over its transgender inclusion policies, and which recently brought a top Trump official to...
By: Jamie O Rourke, Erik Maulbetsch
A local conservative activist group that has worked with the Trump administration to attack Jeffco Schools over its transgender inclusion policies, and which recently brought a top Trump official to speak at its annual gala, is the same legal entity as a dark money group that helped conservatives claim a brief majority on Jeffco's school board more than 10 years ago.
By: Erik Maulbetsch
For the second time this summer, a local Republican activist, campaign worker and former candidate has been arrested and charged with multiple child sex felonies. Last week agents with the...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
This November, voters in Douglas County will decide whether or not to add two more commissioners to the county’s current three-person board. The Douglas County Republican Party, which opposes the...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
The Douglas County GOP has taken down a page on its website that promised to doxx county residents who signed a ballot petition it opposed, following the Colorado Times Recorder’s...
By: Erik Maulbetsch, Jason Salzman
If you were the editor of a chain of Colorado newspapers, and the chain's owner and his son controlled foundations that donated big bucks to an organization that you covered...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Victor Marx’s bid to become Colorado’s next governor faces multiple challenges, from the increasing number of prominent Republicans who have refused to support him, to the number of campaign finance...
By: Erik Maulbetsch
Colorado teachers, law enforcement officers, community advocates and local families gathered on the West Steps of State Capitol today in opposition to Amendment 81, a pro-ICE ballot measure that would...
