An upset has happened–Mike Kopp has beaten Kiki Traylor in the Republican Primary for Senate District 22.
At least, that’s what the Rocky Mountain News page results say..
Does Kopp win illustrate a “purge” in the Colorado…
Many of the right-wing blogs in Colorado have been campaign against Kiki Traylor in today’s Senate District 22 primary, claiming she is a “RINO”.
RINO stands for “Republican In Name Only”, and is a term used by extreme conservatives…
The Club for Growth, a national conservative organization run by Grover Norquist, is robo calling the residences of Senate District 22 attacking Kiki Traylor for not being a true conservative.
Here’s the direct line from the phone call as…
Campaign finance laws (Colorado Revised Status 1-45-108) dictate that candidates must report any large donations immeditaely when there is less then 30 days to an election. Tomorrow being primary day certain fits in that window.
This morning, Kiki Traylor…
Following up on Kiki Traylor’s single largest expenditure of over $12,000 to Alison Evans during the last reporting cycle.
A quick Google of the name “Alison Evans” turns up this page from Kiki Traylor’s web site listing…
Kiki Traylor continues to outpace her rivals in the Senate District 22 Republican primary. In the most recent reporting cycle of July 13 – July 26, Traylor raised $13,480, almost ten times that of her nearest rival Mike Kopp, who…
Kiki Traylor’s returning of a $2,000 donation from the Jefferson County Education Association (JCEA) was “unusual”, said Dexter Meyer, Director of Communications for the JCEA.
“She felt the money would hurt her in the primary,” explained Meyer.
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Rob Fairbank filed a complaint against Kiki Traylor for failing to report two contributions totaling $3,000 from teacher unions in her bid to win the Senate District 22 GOP primary.
But Fairbank isn’t your typical “Joe Citizen”.
Two Republicans filed a formal complaint with the Secretary of State alleging campaign finance law violations by Kiki Traylor, Republican primary candidate for Senate District 22, reports today’s Denver Post
Filed by Don Lee and Rob Fairbank, the complaint…
Kiki Traylor, a Republican candidate for Senate District 22, tore up a $1,000 donation to her campaign from the Colorado Education Association and that’s why it did not show up in her campaign finance reporting.
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