Obama Colorado Campaign To Announce "Key Endorsement" Tomorrow
By Jeremy Pelzer, PolitickerCO.com ReporterBarack Obama's state campaign announced Monday afternoon that they will announce a "key endorsement" at a Tuesday morning press conference in Denver.
State Senate President Peter Groff (D-Denver) and state Rep. Terrance Carroll (D-Denver) will accept the endorsement at 10 a.m. tomorrow at House of Joy Miracle Deliverance Church in northeast Denver, a campaign press release stated.
Groff is Colorado's first African-American Senate President, and Carroll is the state's only African-American state representative
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