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Secretary of state dismisses campaign finance complaint against regent candidate Smith
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The secretary of state announced Friday that its elections office has dismissed a Republican-mounted campaign finance complaint against Lesley Smith, a Democrat running for an at-large seat on the University of Colorado Board of Regents. The complaint was dismissed because Smith has fixed the issues that led to its filing, according to a decision posted…
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Campaign finance violation cited against CU regent candidate
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Updated with comments from candidate Lesley Smith. Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams’ office – now in charge of reviewing campaign finance complaints under a judge’s order – announced Thursday that the campaign of Lesley Smith, a Democratic candidate for an at-large seat on the University of Colorado Board of Regents, violated state campaign finance…
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PRIMARY PREVIEW: Races for treasurer, AG play out across parties’ fault lines
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The top-of-the-ticket primaries for Colorado governor have been hogging the spotlight, but Democrats and Republicans are also angling for nominations for state treasurer and attorney general. While the down-ballot primaries differ from each other in several ways, they all feature a battle between the parties’ mainstream and more hard-core versions, and strategists say the outcomes…
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Dems gather in Broomfield for Colo. state assembly
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The Colorado Democratic Party is meeting Saturday at the 1stBank Center in Broomfield for a full day of nominations and speeches for governor, treasurer, attorney general and secretary of state. The assembly started at 10 a.m. with brief remarks from state party Chair Morgan Carroll, who called on delegates to be positive. She exhorted them…
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FEEDBACK: Civil rights, PERA’s woes — and an aquanaut for CU regent
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Civil Rights Division, Commission ensure a valued, respected work force As a citizen and small-business owner, I testified in favor of reauthorizing the Colorado Civil Rights Division and Commission in front of the House Judiciary Committee. I was relieved when it passed reauthorization on a decisive 10-1 vote. The growth of Colorado’s strong economy depends…
