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Coverage dated December 19, 2023

Colorado GOP threatens to withdraw from or ignore state’s presidential primary if Trump isn’t on the ballot

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The Colorado GOP is threatening to try to withdraw from Colorado’s Republican presidential primary in March — or ignore the results — if Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot, heaping uncertainty onto the fast-approaching contest...

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  1. Vail Daily

    Colorado GOP threatens to withdraw from or ignore state’s presidential primary if Trump isn’t on the ballot (opens Vail Daily)

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    Vail Daily's feed description

    The Colorado GOP is threatening to try to withdraw from Colorado’s Republican presidential primary in March — or ignore the results — if Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot, heaping uncertainty onto the fast-approaching contest...

  2. Newsweek

    Colorado GOP say they will cancel primary if Donald Trump isn't on ballot (opens Newsweek)

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    Colorado may opt for a caucus process after Trump was disqualified from running for president for violating the Constitution's insurrection clause.

  3. NBC News

    Colorado GOP is discussing switching to a caucus if Trump remains off the primary ballot (opens NBC News)

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    The prospective change to the state's presidential nominating process would face major logistical and legal hurdles.

  4. Washington Times

    Colorado GOP says it will cancel primary if Trump can’t be on ballot (opens Washington Times)

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    The Colorado Republican Party said Tuesday that it will cancel its presidential primary and instead hold a caucus if a court ruling stands denying former President Donald Trump a place on the ballot.

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