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Gay rights movementAfter winning the Democratic primary this week, if Jared Polis wins in November - and it's almost certain he will - he will become the first openly gay person elected to Congress. |
Stuart ShepardThe Focus on the Family employee was nearly universally panned for his video in which he prayed for rain during Obama's outdoor convention speech. He eventually pulled the video and offered a joking "mea culpa". |
Glenn VaadThe state senator dodged a bullet by surving a primary challenge by a narrow margin. |
Billy ComptonThe Colorado Democratic party state director had to back down from what appeared to be threats to revoke Sacha Millstone's status as a delegate for criticizing Obama after she made a stink. |
Mark WallerIt's never a small feat to defeat an incumbent state legislator. |
Douglas BruceThe state Representative was narrowly defeated by Mark Waller in the Republican primary. |
Mark UdallRecent polling gives the U.S. representative a 6 point edge of Bob Schaffer in the race for U.S. Senate. |
Jeff CrankHe's lost two primaries in a row to Lamborn, this time by worse than the last. |
John McCainThe race is still very tight, but the latest Rasmussen poll gives the presumptive Republican presidential nominee a 4 point boost compared to last month. |
Rocky WhiteAlthough heavily favored to win the 62nd district House primary, the Democrat was badly defeated by Ed Vigil. |
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Joan Fitz-GeraldShe was favored to win in the 2nd Congressional District, but lost to Polis. |
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