A Colorado man pleaded guilty to threatening election officials and faces up to five years in prison with the sentencing set for February 3rd. His case marks the 16th conviction by the Justice Department's Election Threats Task Force.

A Colorado man repeatedly made online threats about killing the top elections officials in his state and Arizona — both Democrats — as well as a judge and law enforcement agents, according to a guilty plea he entered Wednesday.

A Cortez man who was federally indicted with threatening election officials and other government employees in August pleaded guilty on Wednesday to sending an interstate threat.

A man who was federally indicted with threatening election officials and other government employees in August pleaded guilty on Wednesday to sending an interstate threat.

A man from Cortez pleaded guilty to making threats to kill Democratic election officials. FOX31's Ashley Michaels explains what led to this guilty plea.

A man accused of repeatedly threatening to kill the top elections officials in Colorado and Arizona as well as judges and federal law enforcement agents is expected to plead guilty in federal court on Wednesday.