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Patrick Murphy won his U.S. House seat last November by fewer than 2,000 votes. As he prepares to seek a second term, the Florida Democrat has boosted his fundraising to try to win re-election by a wider margin.
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Democratic Senator Michael Bennet , who had the backing of President Barack Obama , won his party’s primary in Colorado today, defeating challenger Andrew Romanoff .
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Democrats went west in 2008, holding their national convention in Denver as they sought an advantage in a swing state. Though Barack Obama carried Colorado in winning the presidency, two years later the state remains untamed by either party.
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The White House said it discussed the possibility of an administration job with a Colorado Democrat in hopes of dissuading him from seeking the party’s nomination for a U.S. Senate seat. President Barack Obama already had endorsed another candidate, incumbent Senator Michael Bennet .
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Six o’clock usually is the dinner rush at the Athenian, when military officers and defense contractors cram into booths for gyros and ouzo at this family- run Greek restaurant in Aurora, Colorado.
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A judge in New Orleans invites to lunch Davis McAlary, a cheerfully wacky musician in the HBO series “ Treme .” McAlary is running for city council, mostly to help sell his CDs.
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U.S. Senator Michael Bennet , who was backed by President Barack Obama , won his party’s nomination in Colorado yesterday in a test of the White House’s influence among Democrats.
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President Barack Obama ’s influence among Democrats will be tested today in a primary in Colorado, where his party is fighting to keep a U.S. Senate seat likely critical to its control of the chamber.
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U.S. Representative Darrell Issa , poised to be chairman of the House Oversight Committee if Republicans regain the majority on Nov. 2, accused President Barack Obama today of “playing faster and looser with the rules” than former Republican President George W. Bush .
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Ken Buck , backed by Tea Party activists, won the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Colorado, defeating a candidate backed by the national party leadership.
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