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It will come as no surprise to local politics watchers that National Journal Hotline writers Wednesday turned up quotes from Colorado's wacky midterm election campaigns to complete a list of the top political quotes of the year. U.S. Senate candidates Michael Bennet, Ken Buck and Andrew Romanoff made the list. So did gubernatorial candidates Dan Maes and Tom Tancredo. Of course they did!

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck dropped by former Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff's birthday party campaign-debt fundraiser Thursday. Buck gave Romanoff a...

DENVER -- Colorado Democratic leaders and national party officials united Thursday on the steps of the Colorado capitol to try to heal the wounds created in what many saw as a bloody Democratic primary race. Sen. Michael Bennet joined with primary challenger Andrew Romanoff to proclaim a united front in the siege on Bennet's Senate seat - a seat Bennet said was in a precarious position without the help of those supporters who once filled the phone banks and campaign headquarters of the Romanoff camp.

In the wake of a race that saw attacks ads slung and supporters clashing between former Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff and Sen. Michael Bennet, the Colorado Democratic Party put out a press release this morning announcing it was hosting a unity party on the West Steps of the Capitol noon Thursday.

On Tuesday Sen. Michael Bennet defeated Andrew Romanoff 54 percent -46 percent in the race for the Democratic primary bucking the trend of anti-incumbency that has ignited the political field this year. Still, despite a campaign that was supported by what Romanoff's deputy campaign manager, Berrick Abramson, called a "Washington machine," Bennet's camp will be up against Republican tea-party candidate Ken Buck in the upcoming election. Though Buck is no stranger to insider politics, he has run on a platform many disenfranchised Republicans are eager to hear and vote for. Bennet's camp said they would combat this by sticking to their guns and offering positive message.

DENVER - In a race shaped more by background than policy, Sen. Michael Bennet broke away from challenger Andrew Romanoff early in the evening Tuesday to take the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in a race many thought could have gone the other way.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet campaign spokesman Trevor Kincaid told the Colorado Independent that Democratic primary challenger Andrew Romanoff just called Bennet and conceded the...

With 58 percent of counties reporting, AP lists Buck as taking a 51 percent to 49 percent lead in the GOP U.S. Senate primary....

** Updated below with new numbers The hot primary contests for U.S. Senate pitting Michael Bennet against Andrew Romanoff on the Democratic side and Ken...

Tom Jensen has released a Primary Day report on a Public Policy Polling survey that found Coloradans don't like any of their options for...