Tag: Andrew Romanoff

The negative tone of the neck-and-neck Colorado Democratic U.S. Senate primary so far culminated this weekend in "Greed," a TV ad put out by...

During election season, you never know who’s going to knock on your door. If you’re a Democrat in Southeast Denver, though, it may well be Ken Gordon.

Andrew Romanoff has no plans to move to Washington DC unless he wins the race for U.S. Senate, according to campaign spokesman Roy Teicher. "This...

The ugly back and forth on the power of special interests that has shaped the U.S. Senate primary contest pitting Andrew Romanoff against Michael Bennet has so far turned mostly on abstractions and circumstantial speculations. Former state House Speaker Romanoff has railed against big money donors and highlighted Bennet votes he thought raised questions about influence. Senator Bennet has fired back that although candidate Romanoff takes no special interest money, lawmaker Romanoff was deep into the trough. Romanoff has rejected political action committee money. Bennet has said PAC spending is a matter of public record and so is not the problem Romanoff is making it out to be.

DENVER-- Andrew Romanoff characterized the latest campaign mailer sent out by primary opponent Sen. Michael Bennet as as an exercise in selective reporting that draws absurd conclusions wildly divergent from reality.

Andrew Romanoff, looking to drum up funds to fuel the last week of his Democratic primary race against Sen. Michael Bennet, sold his Denver...

As former Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff cast his ballot today, he joked with journalists that exit polls so far have him...

The heated Colorado Democratic U.S. Senate primary race faced off this week not on policy matters but on campaign ethics, with former state House...

The GOP U.S. Senate primary has taken another nasty turn this week. With a new attack ad, the Jane Norton camp is painting opponent...

COLORADO SPRINGS-- Answering questions on the economy, ongoing international trade imbalances and American employment here Tuesday, U.S. Senate candidates Andrew Romanoff (D) and Ken Buck (R) offered impressively wide ranging answers that highlighted Democratic and Republican differences in a measured fashion that has been rare in this year's heated political environment and primary season.