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Colorado Democrats officially back limits on fracking this year
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Most Democratic candidates this year could be talking down fracking. That’s not a surprise, especially now that it’s official. The Colorado Democratic Party’s State Executive and Central Committee met July 14 at Elizabeth High School in Elbert County to tend to business, including supporting Initiative 97 to require fracking operations to be at least 2,500-foot…
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In deep-red Douglas County, top Republicans work to lift dark election mood
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The rally at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Event Center on Tuesday started in typically upbeat fashion. An honor guard launched the meeting with a crisp pass around the room. More than 200 stalwart conservative activists joined together in a hardy rendition of the Pledge of Allegiance. And, when the speeches started and high-profile Republican Party…
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Colorado AFL-CIO won’t endorse Bennet in U.S. Senate race
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The state’s largest coalition of labor unions voted on Saturday to sit out Colorado’s U.S. Senate race rather than endorse U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet because of the Democrat’s position on a controversial international trade agreement. “The Trans-Pacific Partnership weighed heavily on our affiliates’ decision to remain neutral in the U.S. Senate race,” said Sam Gilchrist, executive…
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Democrat Bob Seay tilting at U.S. Rep. Ken Buck in CD4
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Bob Seay, Democratic nominee challenging U.S. Rep. Ken Buck in the 4th Congressional District, knows he has a tough row to hoe. Seay is attempting to unseat a Republican congressman in a deep-red district. Seay said he knows his success or failure as a candidate will turn on whether mainstream Republicans and independents on the…
