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  1. Colorado political parties took action on May 26 to censure a former clerk and seek to block unaffiliated voters from primaries.
  2. Political controversies involving Phil Weiser, the Colorado Democratic Party, and the Colorado Republican Party are currently underway, including a commissioner posting an image of Weiser with horns.

Phil Weiser addressed Mesa County officials, while Dan Rubinstein questioned him on policy matters in Denver.

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Phil Weiser addressed Mesa County officials, while Dan Rubinstein questioned him on policy matters in Denver.

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Political controversies involving Phil Weiser, the Colorado Democratic Party, and the Colorado Republican Party are currently underway, including a commissioner posting an image of Weiser with horns. All 1 developments

Within Colorado political parties took action on May 26 to censure a former clerk and seek to block unaffiliated voters from primaries.

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