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Larimer County lawmaker Kevin Lundberg becomes fourth Republican in race for Colorado state treasurer
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After serving 15 years in the Legislature, state Sen. Kevin Lundberg, a Berthoud Republican, hopes to bring what he’s learned about Colorado government to the office of state treasurer. On Saturday, Lundberg declared he’s running for the open seat in next year’s election, becoming the fourth Republican in a primary race that’s likely to get even…
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Republican lawmaker Kevin Lundberg exploring run for state treasurer
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State Sen. Kevin Lundberg, a Berthoud Republican and former congressional candidate, announced Thursday he’s testing the waters for a campaign for state treasurer in next year’s election. “I’ll be looking at the spot of running for state treasurer and seeking counsel from those who want to give it,” the lawmaker and member of the powerful…
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Keyser sues for ballot access in district court
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Former state Rep. Jon Keyser took Secretary of State Wayne Williams to court Tuesday afternoon, asking a judge to overturn a ruling announced the day before that Keyser lacked a sufficient number of signatures to make the Republican primary ballot in the U.S. Senate race. Based on a review of Keyser’s initial court filings, the…
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Nicolais: Senate candidate Keyser’s day in court
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Jon Keyser’s failure to collect enough petition signatures to make June’s Republican primary ballot is the big story of Colorado politicos right now. Coming up 86 signatures short, Keyser’s U.S. Senate campaign finds itself in mortal peril. The campaign will now go before a Denver District Court to plead its case. Depending on why signatures…
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Keyser falls short on petition signatures, fails to make primary ballot
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In a staggering turn of events, former state Rep. Jon Keyser failed to make the Republican primary ballot for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democratic incumbent Michael Bennet, falling just 86 signatures short, state officials announced Monday afternoon. Within minutes, a spokesman for Keyser said the campaign plans to appeal the decision in court.…
