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Democratic congressional candidate Jason Crow named to DCCC’s ‘Red to Blue’ program
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Jason Crow, one of three Democrats running for the chance to take on Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman in the 6th Congressional District, was one of 11 candidates nationwide named this week to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s “Red to Blue” program, which provides fundraising and organizational support in districts the party organization hopes to flip…
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State senators Baumgardner, Tate hit with allegations of sexual harassment at Colorado Capitol
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Two Republican senators were accused Thursday of improper behavior at the Colorado Capitol amid a wave of sexual harassment and misconduct allegations that have rocked the Legislature over the past week, but the lawmakers both denied they had done anything inappropriate. In a story first reported by Bente Birkeland of public radio station KUNC and…
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NOONAN: Can Morgan Carroll bring unaffiliateds into the Democratic fold?
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It’s not just the Republican party fracas that’s in the news. The Democratic party is scrambling too. Two feature news articles in Time and the New York Times describe the cri de coeur and muck of national Democrats. Then came Donna Brazile’s blistering takedown in her book, Hack, all puns intended. Colorado’s Democratic party is…
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Democrat Jared Polis launches site linking GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo with Donald Trump
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U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, a Democrat running for governor of Colorado, on Thursday launched an attack tying Tom Tancredo to President Donald Trump, charging the GOP gubernatorial candidate and Trump are “ideologically one and the same” – but far from rejecting the attack, Tancredo fired back, calling Polis “just another whiny liberal elite.” “Stop Tom Tancredo…
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Women’s March on Colorado leads to liberal summit next Saturday
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Tickets are still remaining for the Women’s Summit at Mile Hi Church in Denver next Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event hopes to build off the Women’s March in downtown Denver last January, the week after President Trump’s inauguration, and it’s a “sister event” to the Women’s Convention in Detroit, Colorado organizers…
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Colorado Democratic Party’s executive director Anne Wilseck leaving party post for consulting gig
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Colorado Democratic Party executive director Anne Wilseck plans to step down from her job with the party in early November, a party spokesman said Monday. “Although I’m leaving the Democratic Party, I’m not leaving the Democratic movement,” Wilseck said in a statement. “There is still so much work to do to help people all over…
