Colorado plans to continue sending out mail ballots for the November election, defying recent federal moves to restrict mail-in voting. A federal judge has lifted a block on Trump's order, but state representatives note that existing rules stay unchanged. Because local election policies are already set, residents can expect to receive their ballots as originally scheduled. Meanwhile, residents across the state can watch a partial lunar eclipse tonight, if conditions allow. The celestial event should be viewable across Colorado if skies remain open. Stargazers are advised to look upward later in the evening to enjoy the sight.
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When, where to watch tonight's partial lunar eclipse in Colorado - Colorado Public Radio
When, where to watch tonight's partial lunar eclipse in Colorado Colorado Public Radio
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Chronic absenteeism fell in Colorado last year but still higher than before the pandemic - Chalkbeat
Chronic absenteeism fell in Colorado last year but still higher than before the pandemic Chalkbeat
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What to do in Colorado this week: A John Denver ballet in Aspen - The Colorado Sun
What to do in Colorado this week: A John Denver ballet in Aspen The Colorado Sun
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Situation: Colorado River Water Crisis - Circle of Blue
Situation: Colorado River Water Crisis Circle of Blue
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Colorado officials say mail ballots will go out normally in November despite Trump's efforts to derail them - Sentinel Colorado
Colorado officials say mail ballots will go out normally in November despite Trump's efforts to derail them Sentinel Colorado