The party has gone through two tumultuous years under outgoing chair Dave Williams, but also notched up some wins.
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After a tumultuous and fractious two years, the Colorado Republican Party is set to elect a new leader on Saturday to replace chair Dave Williams, who did not seek reelection.
Many in the crowded field say they hope to turn the page on Williams’ leadership. His divisive messaging on LGBT issues, attacks on fellow Republicans and unprecedented policy of having the party weigh in on primary races led his opponents to mount an unsuccessful attempt to oust him last year.
