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Recount confirms Democrat Bob Marshall as winner in Colorado’s House District 43 race
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Democrat Robert “Bob” Marshall was officially declared the winner in the election for Colorado’s House District 43 on Monday, following a recount requested by Republican opponent Rep. Kurt Huffman. Results from the Secretary of State’s Office show that Marshall and Huffman each lost one vote in the recount, keeping Marshall’s margin of victory exactly the same as the…
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Secretary of State approves recount in Colorado’s House District 43 race
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The election results for House District 43 will be recounted after the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office on Thursday accepted a recount request from Republican Rep. Kurt Huffman. Based on the uncertified election results, Democratic candidate Robert “Bob” Marshall won the House District 43 seat in Douglas County, beating Huffman by 405 votes. Marshall received…
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Q&A with Bob Marshall | State House candidate on bringing back good governance
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Robert “Bob” Marshall, candidate for House District 43, said he’s running for office to bring back good governance after the local and national political turmoil he’s witnessed in recent years. Marshall – an attorney and Marine Corps veteran of 28 years – was a Republican for more than three decades before leaving the party in…
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Q&A with Rep. Kurt Huffman | New House member on public service and the campaign trail
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After serving in the state House of Representatives for three months, Republican Rep. Kurt Huffman is facing his first general election. Huffman was selected to represent House District 43 by a vacancy committee in June, receiving 55% of the votes from the 45 delegates. Huffman took over the seat from Sen. Kevin Van Winkle, R-Highlands…
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Van Winkle appointed to Senate opening, new candidate to join House
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State Rep. Kevin Van Winkle will take over Senate Minority Leader Chris Holbert’s seat representing Senate District 30 following a vacancy meeting on Saturday. Van Winkle, R-Highlands Ranch, will serve the remainder of Holbert’s term, which expires in January when the new General Assembly gavels into session. Holbert, R-Parker, stepped down at the end of May,…
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With new state House and Senate maps, let the games begin
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The wait is over. And the scramble has begun. Now that the Colorado Supreme Court has approved new state House and Senate maps, candidates are crafting designs to run for more competitive seats that also appear to shrink the influence of rural communities at the state Capitol. The new maps will reshape Colorado’s political landscape, and,…
