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In broadcast air race, Bennet jumps ahead with second campaign ad
The reelection campaign for U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet has released a second television ad in the Denver and Colorado Springs metro areas that began airing Thursday. The ad, titled “Long Ago,” touts Bennet’s effort to make it easier to refinance student loan debt and bring down monthly payments. The message of the ad will likely…
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Jack Graham makes Republican Senate primary ballot
Former Colorado State University athletic director Jack Graham has made the primary ballot for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination to run against Democratic incumbent Michael Bennet, Secretary of State Wayne Williams announced Wednesday morning. Graham joins El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn on the June 28 ballot. Glenn stunned political observers April 9 when he…
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Bennet will have a fight, but how much of one is TBD
There is a reason so many Republican candidates are in the race to take a shot at unseating Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet … besides the fact the GOP’s stronger top-tier bench of candidates all decided not to run. Colorado’s open Senate seat is one of nine seats nationwide that has been identified as competitive,…
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Will GOP U.S. Senate candidates catch a national wave?
A vacuum of well-known GOP leaders willing to step up and run for U.S. Senate in Colorado has created one of the largest fields of candidates in state history seeking to oust a sitting Democrat U.S. Senator. More than a dozen GOP candidates including state senators, county commissioners, veterans and entrepreneurs are vying to topple…
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The Hot Sheet, April 6, 2016
VOL. 01 NO. 59 | APRIL 6, 2016 | COLORADOSTATESMAN.COM/THE-HOT-SHEET | © 2016 SAVE THE DATE: The Colorado Statesman cordially invites you to an “End-of-Session Bash,” Thursday, May 12, 4:30 – 6:30 pm at The University Club, 1673 Sherman St., Denver. More information coming soon. By TCS Publisher and Editor in Chief Jared Wright @_JaredWright_ DENVER — Good morning, Happy Wednesday … you’re half way…
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U.S. Senate primary debate begins process of thinning bloated candidate field
All of the eight Colorado Republican candidates for U.S. Senate who participated in the 9News debate Tuesday evening will support Donald Trump if he wins the party’s presidential nomination this year, and two of the candidates would serve in the chamber as rare-species, pro-choice Republican members. Those were two of the main takeaways pundits and…


