Udall starts four-day statewide tour
By Jeremy Pelzer, PolitickerCO.com ReporterDemocratic U.S. Senate candidate Mark Udall (D-Eldorado Springs) kicked off a four-day, 15-city statewide campaign tour today in Colorado Springs.
Udall started the "Standing Up For Colorado" tour Monday morning at the Retired Enlisted Association in Springs. 5th Congressional District Democratic nominee Hal Bidlack introduced Udall.
Later on Monday, Udall will visit Gunnison, Grand Junction, Craig and Denver.
TODAY:
7:45 a.m., Colorado Springs Kickoff Event; The Retired Enlisted Association (TREA) Chapter 1 Building, 834 Emory Circle Colorado Springs
10:15 a.m., Gunnison Kickoff Event; I.O.O.F. Park, Main Street and Virginia Avenue, Gunnison
12:30 p.m., Tour of a Grand Junction Medical Clinic; Marillac Medical Clinic, 2333 N. 6th St., Grand Junction
3 p.m., Craig Kickoff Event; the Center of Craig; 601 Yampa Ave., Craig
5:30 p.m., Denver Kickoff Event; Metro Taxi, 5909 E. 38th Ave., Denver
WEDNESDAY
8:45am Sterling Kickoff Event
Location: Salud Health Center
1410 S. 7th Avenue
Sterling
11:15am Burlington Kickoff Event
Location: VFW Hall
884 Rose Avenue
Burlington
1:45pm Trinidad Kickoff Event
Location: Trinidad State Junior College
"The Pit"
600 Prospect Street
Trinidad
4:45pm Alamosa Kickoff Event
Location: Alamosa Family Medical Center
1710 1st Street
Alamosa
THURSDAY:
8:45am Pueblo Kickoff Event
Location: Pueblo County Courthouse Steps
215 W. 10th Street
Pueblo
4:00pm Leadville Kickoff Event
Location: National Mining Hall of Fame & Museum
Longyear Auditorium
120 W. 9th Street
(Entrance on 10th Street) Leadville
5:15pm Frisco Kickoff Event
Location: Frisco Nordic Center
Peninsula Recreation Area
18454 Highway 9
Frisco
FRIDAY:
8:15am Boulder Kickoff Event
Location: Manhattan Middle School
290 Manhattan Drive
Boulder
11:45am Fort Collins Kickoff Event
Location: Colorado State University
"The Trees"
Corner of Meridian Avenue and Plum Street/North Drive
Fort Collins
1:30pm Greeley Kickoff Event
Location: VFW Hall
2514 7th Avenue
Greeley
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Udall Loves Unions!
Udall is definitely out of touch with the people of Colorado! Do we really want ANOTHER democratic senator in this red-leaning state??? Mark Udall is focused on helping unions, and not individual employees. Wake up Colorado!
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