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TRAIL MIX | Candidate switcheroos are nothing new in Colorado
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Wouldn’t you know it, less than a week after last week’s Trail Mix column went to press, it was obsolete. In the holiday news lull, it had seemed like a good opportunity to take stock of the candidate line-ups in major Colorado races. While savvy political watchers have been expecting at least a few additional contenders…
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Ryan Frazier kicks off campaign for Aurora mayor
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AURORA — Ryan Frazier, a former Aurora City Council member and regular name in Colorado GOP politics, is vying for the Aurora mayor position once again. Frazier, 41, last ran for the post in 2011. Then, he lost to former Mayor Steve Hogan, who died last year. Bob LeGare, a former at-large member, was appointed…
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Ryan Frazier mulls run for Aurora mayor
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It could be time to dust off those Ryan Frazier campaign signs. The former Aurora city councilman, who has run for Congress, Aurora mayor and the U.S. Senate, said Monday he has taken initial steps toward mounting another run for mayor of Colorado’s third-largest city. “I’m confident that together we can create so much opportunity…
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What’s next for Lamborn? Questions & answers on Colo.’s ballot mess
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So what lies ahead for U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn? The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday ordered state officials to leave the Colorado Springs congressman’s name off the Republican primary ballot, causing jaws to drop and heads to spin. Almost immediately, attorneys for the six-term representative vowed to take their case to federal court, where they…
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Lakewood Republican Mark Barrington mulls challenge against U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter
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Saying he wants to bring fun back into politics, Lakewood Republican Mark Barrington told Colorado Politics he’s strongly considering running against U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter in the 7th Congressional District. Barrington, 39, a small business owner who works in sales, said he plans to decide within weeks whether to challenge the Arvada Democrat’s bid for…
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Owen Hill welcomes Darryl Glenn to 5th District GOP primary, calls him ‘long on talk, short on accomplishments’
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State Sen. Owen Hill knocked El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn as “long on talk and short on accomplishments” after news broke Friday that Glenn was planning to join Hill in a Republican primary challenging U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in Colorado’s 5th Congressional District. Colorado Politics reported Friday morning that Glenn was notifying leading Republicans…
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Republican Darryl Glenn jumping in 5th Congressional District primary against Lamborn, Hill
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El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn, the Republican nominee for Colorado’s U.S. Senate seat last year, notified GOP insiders on Friday that he plans to run for the 5th Congressional District seat held by six-term incumbent U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in next year’s election, Colorado Politics has learned. “Colleagues, I want to give you a…
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Republican Jack Graham to make decision on run for governor by end of summer
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Republican Jack Graham will make a decision on whether he will run for governor by the end of the summer. In an interview with Colorado Politics, Graham – the former Colorado State University athletic director and 2016 U.S. Senate candidate – said regulatory reform, education, transportation and health care, would staples of his campaign. “I’m…
