Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano to Campaign for Obama in Colorado

Denver, CO - The Obama campaign announced today that Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano will be in Colorado on Sunday, January 27, for a "Front Range" tour. Gov. Napolitano will take part events in Boulder and Fort Collins and join U.S. Representative Ed Perlmutter for a Town Hall meeting in Jefferson County. Gov. Napolitano, a prominent Western Democrat who endorsed Senator Obama earlier this month, will meet with supporters and undecided voters to discuss how Coloradans and all Western voters have an opportunity to stand up for real change during the February 5th caucus.

The Obama for American campaign, the first to open offices in the Centennial State,  has built the largest  grassroots organization in Colorado with seven offices statewide. With thousands of new volunteers and supporters, the Obama campaign continues to grow and reach out to Coloradans in every precinct across the state.   

"Front Range" Tour

WHO:            Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
                        U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter    

WHAT:          Town Hall meetings in Boulder, Fort Collins, and Jefferson County

WHEN:          Sunday, January 27, 2008

WHERE:        Jefferson County - 12:20 PM
        American Mountaineering Center
        710 10th Street, #200
        Golden, Colorado, 80401
        Media Availability - 1:15 PM

        Boulder - 2:30 PM
        Townhall Meeting with local voters
        Centennial Middle School Auditorium
        2205 Norwood Ave
        Boulder, CO 80304
        Media Availability - 3:35 PM

        Fort Collins - 5:30 PM
        Townhall Meeting with local voters
        Colorado State University
        East Ballroom
        Fort Collins, CO 80523
        Media Availability - 6:30 PM

The Obama for American campaign, the first to open offices in the Centennial State, has built the largest grassroots organization in Colorado with seven offices statewide. With thousands of new volunteers and supporters, the Obama campaign continues to grow and reach out to Coloradans in every precinct across the state.   
   
   
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