Nearly every state shifted distinctly to the right in Tuesday’s election — but Colorado is looking like a rare exception.

The voters approved Prop 113 to have Colorado's participation in the National Popular Vote Compact which would give the state's electoral votes to the candidate who wins the national popular vote instead of the candidate who wins the statewide popular vote.

The law was not active in 2024. If it takes effect, it will commit states to award their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner.

The race for Congress between U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo and Republican state Rep. Gabe Evans tipped upside down Friday evening, with the lead switching to Evans for the first time, according to newly updated results.

Follow CBS Colorado's live updates to see who Coloradans have chosen to vote for and find out which ballot measures are passing.

From banning mountain lion hunts to overhauling the election system to putting abortion in the state constitution — Here are all the 2024 ballot results at a glance

A postal worker and her friend have been arrested in connection with the forging of stolen mail ballots in Colorado in an alleged attempt to test the security of the state's voting system.

Historically, state leaders have written the particulars of river management rules, and the federal Bureau of Reclamation implements the states’ ideas.

Republican Jeff Hurd has won the U.S. House seat in Colorado that Rep. Lauren Boebert left. Hurd’s victory fulfills the congresswoman’s hope that her mid-election departure from the race would make it easier for a different Republican to retain the seat after she nearly lost it in 2022.

Colorado's ballot was packed with more than a dozen measures with far-reaching impacts, ranging from the right to an abortion and the definition of marriage to ranked choice voting and hunting wild cats.

Tuesday was Election Day, and the Coloradoan team was here for the long haul. We shared live updates in this story.

A ballot measure that will require people convicted of certain violent crimes to serve at least 85% of their sentence before being eligible for parole was approved by Colorado voters on election night. Proposition 128 was placed on the ballot by a citizen initiative.