Voting

Axios Denver  -  Colorado voters will decide this November whether to change how leaders are elected, part of a record-setting number of election-related ballot initiatives nationwide this year. All-candidate primaries and ranked-choice voting are gaining momentum as advocates call for fairer elections that don't cater to partisan extremes.  Open primaries, in which candidates from all parties compete to advance to the general election, are on the ballot in Idaho, Nevada and South Dakota. Similar measures in Arizona, Montana and Washington, D.C. are expected to qualify, according to Unite America, the group behind the push.