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National Democratic super PAC reserves $4.4 million for TV ads in Denver market
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The House Democrats’ chief political action committee is booking $4.4 million worth of TV advertising this fall in the Denver market, part of a massive early ad reservation that suggests which races the Democrats consider their midterm battlegrounds. While the House Majority PAC has yet to target individual contests, the Denver TV market covers voters…
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COVER STORY | Colorado’s Republican US Senate candidates introduce themselves to voters
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The eight Republicans running for Colorado’s U.S. Senate seat shared the stage for the first time on a snowy night in Fort Lupton for a mostly cordial opportunity to pitch themselves to conservative voters as the candidate best-suited to take on Sen. Michael Bennet, the two-term Democratic incumbent. The Feb. 3 forum, sponsored by the…
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Election Preview 2018: Who’s on the ballot you’ll get next week?
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Mail ballots are back from the printers and go out to Colorado’s more than 3 million registered voters starting next Monday, and they’re due back to county clerks no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 6. This year’s final roster of candidates has seen a few last-minute adjustments, including several legislative candidates who…
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Feely: Three common errors candidates make in campaign finance
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Election season 2017 will soon be upon us. Open seats for election include city and town councils and school board races. Running for office is both a thrilling and a scary experience. For individuals, complying with the numerous campaign finance rules is an overwhelming undertaking. Issues facing candidates range from finding a qualified treasurer, opening…
