The Conservative Party is facing turmoil ahead of the upcoming election, with several candidates withdrawing from the race before the nominations deadline. Reports indicate that at least five individuals on the party's candidates list have opted out of running for seats that are deemed unwinnable. This development has added to the chaos surrounding the Tory election campaign.

The possibility of implementing ranked-choice voting in Colorado has hit a roadblock with the signing of a new law by Governor Jared Polis. The bill, which was recently signed, could pose a challenge for the potential adoption of ranked-choice voting in the state, a measure that may be on the November ballot. This development adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing discussions and efforts surrounding ranked-choice voting in Colorado.