Colorado Democrats Choose Nominees at State Assembly
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Colorado Democrats gather in Pueblo for their state assembly, voting on nominations for key positions like governor, U.S. Senate, and attorney general. With about 1600 members, candidates need 30% support to secure the top spot on the June 30th primary ballot. Republicans follow suit in two weeks, with former Governor Roy Romer calling it a grassroots movement. However, history shows assembly stars dont always win primaries, as Michael Bennet, John Hickenlooper, and Jared Polis lost caucuses but won general elections after petitioning. Polls favor Bennet and Hickenlooper, while Republicans like Barbara Kirkmeyer filed over 20,000 signatures. The June showdown awaits, shaping Colorados leadership for years to come.
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