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FEC: Lawyers contributed nearly $4M to Colorado’s federal candidates during midterms

Nov 15, 2018

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Tom Ramstack

Colorado candidates for Congress or governor received 7,942 contributions from lawyers during this year’s midterm elections, the Federal Election Commission reported this week. Nationwide, there were 13 law firms that contributed at least a quarter-million dollars to either congressional candidates or party committees, some with offices in Colorado. More contributions went to Democrats than Republicans…
Campaign finance reform group End Citizens United endorses Democratic congressional candidate Jason Crow

Sep 29, 2017

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Ernest Luning

End Citizens United, a group dedicated to overturning the decision that opened the floodgates to campaign cash, endorsed Democratic congressional candidate Jason Crow on Thursday. At the same time, Crow pledged he won’t accept corporate PAC money in his bid to unseat five-term Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman in the 6th Congressional District. “By taking…
New political group pushing progressive politics in Colorado Springs

Apr 25, 2017

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Adam McCoy

In one of the reddest cities in the state and the country, three political progressives were elected in landslides to the Colorado Springs City Council earlier this April. Though those City Council seats are nonpartisan, Dawn Haliburton-Rudy says it’s the first steps in changing the political geography of the long-time conservative stronghold in El Paso…

political action committees

FEC: Lawyers contributed nearly $4M to Colorado’s federal candidates during midterms

Campaign finance reform group End Citizens United endorses Democratic congressional candidate Jason Crow

New political group pushing progressive politics in Colorado Springs