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Barack ObamaNew polls show the Democratic presidential candidate widening a lead over McCain in Colorado. |
John McCainThe economic crisis is drowning out McCain's message and dragging him down in the polls. |
Cindy AcreePerhaps the only GOP bright spot in what could turn out to be a bad year for Republicans. The 40th House District is the one Democratic-held seat that Republicans are almost certain to pick up. |
Bob SchafferCampaign Money Watch, a campaign finance watchdog group, is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on a tv ad campaign to target Schaffer. |
Bill RitterBarack Obama has picked up on the governor's "new energy economy" line. |
Mike CoffmanThe Secretary of State came under fire this week after reports that his office potentially violated federal voting law. |
ACORNThough the advocacy group that registers low-income voters is getting bad press around much of the country, it's been pretty smooth sailing in Colorado thanks to their relatively good relationship with election officials. |
Marilyn MusgraveDefenders of Wildlife Action are spending $665K -- the largest independent expenditure in any House race -- to target Musgrave, while CQ has shifted their rating from "Leans Republican" to "No Clear Favorite." |
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