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Obama Campaign for Change to Open Offices in Colorado
By Jeremy Pelzer, PolitickerCO.com ReporterDENVER, CO - The Obama for America campaign and Colorado's Campaign for Change announced today that it will open four campaign offices across the Rocky Mountain state to reach out to Coloradans and help elect Democrats statewide. Official grand opening celebrations will take place on Tuesday, July 15, at all of Obama's Campaign for Change offices statewide. As support grows across the state, Barack Obama continues to shows Coloradans why he is the only candidate who can strengthen the economy, end the war in Iraq, and bring the change that our country needs.
Office Grand Openings
Who: Friends and Supporters of the Obama Campaign
What: Office Grand Openings
When: Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Where:
Denver
1355 S. Colorado Blvd, Suite C-720
Denver
Speaker: Colorado State Treasurer Cary Kennedy
5:30 PM
Colorado Springs
218 S. Limit St.
Colorado Springs
Speaker: Sen. John Morse
5:00 PM
Pueblo
109 West B Street
Pueblo
Speaker: Sen. Abel Tapia
5:30 PM
Boulder
1725 Walnut St
Boulder
6:00 PM
Barack Obama's Campaign for Change, the first to open offices in the Centennial State, is building a large grassroots organization in Colorado. With thousands of new supporters, the Obama's Campaign for Change continues to grow and reach out to Coloradans in every county across the state.
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