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House	Kagan, D. () **	Capitol Email: repkagan@gmail.com	Capitol Email: repkagan@gmail.com	303-866-2921	Finance, Judiciary	November 1: Kagan's big move is to throw his own money into the campaign pot: $39,000 to cover mail and canvassing. He's put about $20,000 into mail and $15,000 into door-to-door work with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. That's a huge investment, and he still has $35,000 plus left to Watson's $7000. Both candidates must figure they're going to win - Kagan because he kicked in $39,000 and Watson because he doesn't need more money; or Kagan and Watson know they're at the end of their rope - Kagan because he put $39,000 in to get over the finish line and Watson because he's tapped out. Watson can count on Republican enthusiasm and momentum. It will show up most in his Cherry Hills community. Kagan will count on GOTV through his own team and Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Each side knows exactly who's voted, and how those votes compare to their voter ID. Each candidate knows which voters have to get to the polls. Dems need this seat and have put lots of resources into Kagan. Watson has his own resources. This race will have much higher than the 62.4% turnout from 2010, which leaned 1.4% Dem. The spread favors Kagan slightly, and neither candidate will leave any vote unvoted. Favors Kagan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	$39,462.58	303-866-2921	Finance, Judiciary	November 1: Kagan's big move is to throw his own money into the campaign pot: $39,000 to cover mail and canvassing. He's put about $20,000 into mail and $15,000 into door-to-door work with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. That's a huge investment, and he still has $35,000 plus left to Watson's $7000. Both candidates must figure they're going to win - Kagan because he kicked in $39,000 and Watson because he doesn't need more money; or Kagan and Watson know they're at the end of their rope - Kagan because he put $39,000 in to get over the finish line and Watson because he's tapped out. Watson can count on Republican enthusiasm and momentum. It will show up most in his Cherry Hills community. Kagan will count on GOTV through his own team and Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Each side knows exactly who's voted, and how those votes compare to their voter ID. Each candidate knows which voters have to get to the polls. Dems need this seat and have put lots of resources into Kagan. Watson has his own resources. This race will have much higher than the 62.4% turnout from 2010, which leaned 1.4% Dem. The spread favors Kagan slightly, and neither candidate will leave any vote unvoted. Favors Kagan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	George Washington University; Yale University	$201,110.58	George Washington University; Yale University	$201,110.58	State Personal	Votes	George Washington University; Yale University	$201,110.58	$39,462.58	House	House	Donors	$39,462.58	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	Capitol Email: repkagan@gmail.com	303-866-2921	Finance, Judiciary	November 1: Kagan's big move is to throw his own money into the campaign pot: $39,000 to cover mail and canvassing. He's put about $20,000 into mail and $15,000 into door-to-door work with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. That's a huge investment, and he still has $35,000 plus left to Watson's $7000. Both candidates must figure they're going to win - Kagan because he kicked in $39,000 and Watson because he doesn't need more money; or Kagan and Watson know they're at the end of their rope - Kagan because he put $39,000 in to get over the finish line and Watson because he's tapped out. Watson can count on Republican enthusiasm and momentum. It will show up most in his Cherry Hills community. Kagan will count on GOTV through his own team and Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Each side knows exactly who's voted, and how those votes compare to their voter ID. Each candidate knows which voters have to get to the polls. Dems need this seat and have put lots of resources into Kagan. Watson has his own resources. This race will have much higher than the 62.4% turnout from 2010, which leaned 1.4% Dem. The spread favors Kagan slightly, and neither candidate will leave any vote unvoted. Favors Kagan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration .9+R Performance 1.8+D Cherry Creek, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Sheridan 32541 voters 62.4% 2010 turnout	A-House	Donors	$201,110.58	$39,462.58	State Personal	Votes	November 1: Kagan's big move is to throw his own money into the campaign pot: $39,000 to cover mail and canvassing. He's put about $20,000 into mail and $15,000 into door-to-door work with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. That's a huge investment, and he still has $35,000 plus left to Watson's $7000. Both candidates must figure they're going to win - Kagan because he kicked in $39,000 and Watson because he doesn't need more money; or Kagan and Watson know they're at the end of their rope - Kagan because he put $39,000 in to get over the finish line and Watson because he's tapped out. Watson can count on Republican enthusiasm and momentum. It will show up most in his Cherry Hills community. Kagan will count on GOTV through his own team and Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Each side knows exactly who's voted, and how those votes compare to their voter ID. Each candidate knows which voters have to get to the polls. Dems need this seat and have put lots of resources into Kagan. Watson has his own resources. This race will have much higher than the 62.4% turnout from 2010, which leaned 1.4% Dem. The spread favors Kagan slightly, and neither candidate will leave any vote unvoted. Favors Kagan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
House	Watson, R. ()	Capitol Email: brian@watsonforcolorado.com	Capitol Email: brian@watsonforcolorado.com	303-893-9500		November 1: Watson has gone all in. He's down to $7000. He put $19,000+ into mail and $10,000 into Custom Direct, which prints ballots for counties. He's the risk taker who's not going to leave anything on the table. He's finally slowed fundraising, bringing in only $6500 in the reporting period. Kagan has pitched in $39,000 of his own money to boost his campaign coffers. Like many other Dems, Kagan is putting dollars into canvassing and mail. Watson has the easier GOTV effort, but lots of Kagan signs have turned up between University Ave. and Broadway and in Englewood and Sheridan where many of the voters are less affluent than Watson's Cherry Hills neighborhoods. So even though Watson has the Republican GOTV advantage, and has had a money advantage all along, Kagan's visibility has increased and he has plenty of cash to finish this race out. To complicate matters, outsiders are putting in plenty of money via mailers, etc., into the race. Kagan's self funding may be a show of confidence (if he wins, he can fundraise himself back to solvency), a last ditch effort to keep himself affloat, or a combination. Watson is either tapped out or figures he has this race in the can. Right now, Kagan has the advantage with his canvassing effort getting out every single identified voter and the performance numbers leaning slightly his way. Favors Kagan	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		2601 East Garden Lane	$7,944.69	303-893-9500		November 1: Watson has gone all in. He's down to $7000. He put $19,000+ into mail and $10,000 into Custom Direct, which prints ballots for counties. He's the risk taker who's not going to leave anything on the table. He's finally slowed fundraising, bringing in only $6500 in the reporting period. Kagan has pitched in $39,000 of his own money to boost his campaign coffers. Like many other Dems, Kagan is putting dollars into canvassing and mail. Watson has the easier GOTV effort, but lots of Kagan signs have turned up between University Ave. and Broadway and in Englewood and Sheridan where many of the voters are less affluent than Watson's Cherry Hills neighborhoods. So even though Watson has the Republican GOTV advantage, and has had a money advantage all along, Kagan's visibility has increased and he has plenty of cash to finish this race out. To complicate matters, outsiders are putting in plenty of money via mailers, etc., into the race. Kagan's self funding may be a show of confidence (if he wins, he can fundraise himself back to solvency), a last ditch effort to keep himself affloat, or a combination. Watson is either tapped out or figures he has this race in the can. Right now, Kagan has the advantage with his canvassing effort getting out every single identified voter and the performance numbers leaning slightly his way. Favors Kagan	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		2601 East Garden Lane	University of Colorado	$255,776.13	University of Colorado	$255,776.13	Personal		University of Colorado	$255,776.13	$7,944.69	House	House	Donors	$7,944.69	2601 East Garden Lane	Capitol Email: brian@watsonforcolorado.com	303-893-9500		November 1: Watson has gone all in. He's down to $7000. He put $19,000+ into mail and $10,000 into Custom Direct, which prints ballots for counties. He's the risk taker who's not going to leave anything on the table. He's finally slowed fundraising, bringing in only $6500 in the reporting period. Kagan has pitched in $39,000 of his own money to boost his campaign coffers. Like many other Dems, Kagan is putting dollars into canvassing and mail. Watson has the easier GOTV effort, but lots of Kagan signs have turned up between University Ave. and Broadway and in Englewood and Sheridan where many of the voters are less affluent than Watson's Cherry Hills neighborhoods. So even though Watson has the Republican GOTV advantage, and has had a money advantage all along, Kagan's visibility has increased and he has plenty of cash to finish this race out. To complicate matters, outsiders are putting in plenty of money via mailers, etc., into the race. Kagan's self funding may be a show of confidence (if he wins, he can fundraise himself back to solvency), a last ditch effort to keep himself affloat, or a combination. Watson is either tapped out or figures he has this race in the can. Right now, Kagan has the advantage with his canvassing effort getting out every single identified voter and the performance numbers leaning slightly his way. Favors Kagan	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration .9+R Performance 1.8+D Cherry Creek, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Sheridan 32541 voters 62.4% 2010 turnout	A-House	Donors	$255,776.13	$7,944.69	Personal		November 1: Watson has gone all in. He's down to $7000. He put $19,000+ into mail and $10,000 into Custom Direct, which prints ballots for counties. He's the risk taker who's not going to leave anything on the table. He's finally slowed fundraising, bringing in only $6500 in the reporting period. Kagan has pitched in $39,000 of his own money to boost his campaign coffers. Like many other Dems, Kagan is putting dollars into canvassing and mail. Watson has the easier GOTV effort, but lots of Kagan signs have turned up between University Ave. and Broadway and in Englewood and Sheridan where many of the voters are less affluent than Watson's Cherry Hills neighborhoods. So even though Watson has the Republican GOTV advantage, and has had a money advantage all along, Kagan's visibility has increased and he has plenty of cash to finish this race out. To complicate matters, outsiders are putting in plenty of money via mailers, etc., into the race. Kagan's self funding may be a show of confidence (if he wins, he can fundraise himself back to solvency), a last ditch effort to keep himself affloat, or a combination. Watson is either tapped out or figures he has this race in the can. Right now, Kagan has the advantage with his canvassing effort getting out every single identified voter and the performance numbers leaning slightly his way. Favors Kagan
House	Barker, M. () **	Capitol Email: mark.barker.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: mark.barker.house@state.co.us	303-866-3069 leg, 719-339-8265 cand	Transportation	October 18: Barker spent $13,250 and has $28,434 left. The remainder leaves Barker competitive, but Exum has spent substantially more at the front end of the race. Barker laid down $7,829.49 on mailers to Advantage Marketing, put $1600 into a commercial using Aztec Media, and bought $3,402 from Comcast in commercial time. Normally, Barker wouldn't sweat the Colorado Springs market, but this district has really been cut to help the Democrat. The end game will count mostly on a GOTV effort, as only 51% voted in 2010. Given that Obama has a huge GOTV effort all over the state, and Romney can count on the local Republican party, the voting rate will likely be higher than in a non-presidential year. That usually helps Democrats. Exum has run up a $30,000 total dollar plus over Barker, but Barker has a Major Contribution form sitting on the Sec. of State site without naming the donor or the amount, so who knows. Right now, Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 323	$28,007.26	303-866-3069 leg, 719-339-8265 cand	Transportation	October 18: Barker spent $13,250 and has $28,434 left. The remainder leaves Barker competitive, but Exum has spent substantially more at the front end of the race. Barker laid down $7,829.49 on mailers to Advantage Marketing, put $1600 into a commercial using Aztec Media, and bought $3,402 from Comcast in commercial time. Normally, Barker wouldn't sweat the Colorado Springs market, but this district has really been cut to help the Democrat. The end game will count mostly on a GOTV effort, as only 51% voted in 2010. Given that Obama has a huge GOTV effort all over the state, and Romney can count on the local Republican party, the voting rate will likely be higher than in a non-presidential year. That usually helps Democrats. Exum has run up a $30,000 total dollar plus over Barker, but Barker has a Major Contribution form sitting on the Sec. of State site without naming the donor or the amount, so who knows. Right now, Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 323	Chapman University; University of Denver	$68,780.+($2,334.)ln	Chapman University; University of Denver	$68,780.+($2,334.)ln	State Personal	Votes	Chapman University; University of Denver	$68,780.+($2,334.)ln	$28,007.26	House	House	Donors	$28,007.26	200 E. Colfax, Room 323	Capitol Email: mark.barker.house@state.co.us	303-866-3069 leg, 719-339-8265 cand	Transportation	October 18: Barker spent $13,250 and has $28,434 left. The remainder leaves Barker competitive, but Exum has spent substantially more at the front end of the race. Barker laid down $7,829.49 on mailers to Advantage Marketing, put $1600 into a commercial using Aztec Media, and bought $3,402 from Comcast in commercial time. Normally, Barker wouldn't sweat the Colorado Springs market, but this district has really been cut to help the Democrat. The end game will count mostly on a GOTV effort, as only 51% voted in 2010. Given that Obama has a huge GOTV effort all over the state, and Romney can count on the local Republican party, the voting rate will likely be higher than in a non-presidential year. That usually helps Democrats. Exum has run up a $30,000 total dollar plus over Barker, but Barker has a Major Contribution form sitting on the Sec. of State site without naming the donor or the amount, so who knows. Right now, Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration 2.6+D Performance 3.8+R S. Co Spgs Broadmoor 22898 voters 51.8 % turnout	F-House	Donors	$68,780.+($2,334.)ln	$28,007.26	State Personal	Votes	October 18: Barker spent $13,250 and has $28,434 left. The remainder leaves Barker competitive, but Exum has spent substantially more at the front end of the race. Barker laid down $7,829.49 on mailers to Advantage Marketing, put $1600 into a commercial using Aztec Media, and bought $3,402 from Comcast in commercial time. Normally, Barker wouldn't sweat the Colorado Springs market, but this district has really been cut to help the Democrat. The end game will count mostly on a GOTV effort, as only 51% voted in 2010. Given that Obama has a huge GOTV effort all over the state, and Romney can count on the local Republican party, the voting rate will likely be higher than in a non-presidential year. That usually helps Democrats. Exum has run up a $30,000 total dollar plus over Barker, but Barker has a Major Contribution form sitting on the Sec. of State site without naming the donor or the amount, so who knows. Right now, Advantage Exum
House	Exum Sr., T. ()	Capitol Email: tony@tonyexum.com	Capitol Email: tony@tonyexum.com	719-661-4910		October 18: Exum has put another $17,975 into mailings through Mad Dog Mail. He's using the Colorado Springs media people, Newell-Ledbetter Advertising for commercial spots. He has $22,352 left for the final two weeks. If he uses some of those dollars on GOTV, along with the Obama effort, he should be able to carry through to a victory. Mrs. Obama was in his district not too long ago, which has probably given him a boost with the military in his area. Barker hasn't specified any major contribution, though he has the form up on the Sec. of State site. Has the GOP decided to come through for Barker? Will it be too little, too late? Right now, the report is incomplete. Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		3672 Iguana Drive	$9,803.76	719-661-4910		October 18: Exum has put another $17,975 into mailings through Mad Dog Mail. He's using the Colorado Springs media people, Newell-Ledbetter Advertising for commercial spots. He has $22,352 left for the final two weeks. If he uses some of those dollars on GOTV, along with the Obama effort, he should be able to carry through to a victory. Mrs. Obama was in his district not too long ago, which has probably given him a boost with the military in his area. Barker hasn't specified any major contribution, though he has the form up on the Sec. of State site. Has the GOP decided to come through for Barker? Will it be too little, too late? Right now, the report is incomplete. Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		3672 Iguana Drive		$85,520.74		$85,520.74	Personal			$85,520.74	$9,803.76	House	House	Donors	$9,803.76	3672 Iguana Drive	Capitol Email: tony@tonyexum.com	719-661-4910		October 18: Exum has put another $17,975 into mailings through Mad Dog Mail. He's using the Colorado Springs media people, Newell-Ledbetter Advertising for commercial spots. He has $22,352 left for the final two weeks. If he uses some of those dollars on GOTV, along with the Obama effort, he should be able to carry through to a victory. Mrs. Obama was in his district not too long ago, which has probably given him a boost with the military in his area. Barker hasn't specified any major contribution, though he has the form up on the Sec. of State site. Has the GOP decided to come through for Barker? Will it be too little, too late? Right now, the report is incomplete. Advantage Exum	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 2.6+D Performance 3.8+R S. Co Spgs Broadmoor 22898 voters 51.8 % turnout	F-House	Donors	$85,520.74	$9,803.76	Personal		October 18: Exum has put another $17,975 into mailings through Mad Dog Mail. He's using the Colorado Springs media people, Newell-Ledbetter Advertising for commercial spots. He has $22,352 left for the final two weeks. If he uses some of those dollars on GOTV, along with the Obama effort, he should be able to carry through to a victory. Mrs. Obama was in his district not too long ago, which has probably given him a boost with the military in his area. Barker hasn't specified any major contribution, though he has the form up on the Sec. of State site. Has the GOP decided to come through for Barker? Will it be too little, too late? Right now, the report is incomplete. Advantage Exum
House	George, J. ()	Capitol Email: jennifer@jennifergeorgecolorado.com	Capitol Email: jennifer@jennifergeorgecolorado.com	719-577-4384		November 4: George doubled down on her media buys, competing with Obama and Romney for air time in Colorado Springs. She's running $37000 in ads and $17,000 mail. This contrasts with Lee who's made the big bet on door-to-door canvassing. George will have her own free investment in canvassing because the GOP is by-passing the Exum-Barker race in south CO Spgs in favor of putting an attractive, youngish, social-issue ambiguous woman in place. This is a tough bet as the district leans Dem at 64.6% turnout. The GOP must have done a calculation that says that a higher turnout will assist their party. But the +7 Dem performance came in Colorado Springs in 2010, a tough year for Democrats. Lee has the professional canvassers from Rocky MOuntain Voter Outreach. This race should be a little easier for the Dems on turnout than the Kagan-Watson race. Favors Lee	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		P.O. Box 60818	$22,402.06	719-577-4384		November 4: George doubled down on her media buys, competing with Obama and Romney for air time in Colorado Springs. She's running $37000 in ads and $17,000 mail. This contrasts with Lee who's made the big bet on door-to-door canvassing. George will have her own free investment in canvassing because the GOP is by-passing the Exum-Barker race in south CO Spgs in favor of putting an attractive, youngish, social-issue ambiguous woman in place. This is a tough bet as the district leans Dem at 64.6% turnout. The GOP must have done a calculation that says that a higher turnout will assist their party. But the +7 Dem performance came in Colorado Springs in 2010, a tough year for Democrats. Lee has the professional canvassers from Rocky MOuntain Voter Outreach. This race should be a little easier for the Dems on turnout than the Kagan-Watson race. Favors Lee	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		P.O. Box 60818		$162,427.84		$162,427.84	Personal			$162,427.84	$22,402.06	House	House	Donors	$22,402.06	P.O. Box 60818	Capitol Email: jennifer@jennifergeorgecolorado.com	719-577-4384		November 4: George doubled down on her media buys, competing with Obama and Romney for air time in Colorado Springs. She's running $37000 in ads and $17,000 mail. This contrasts with Lee who's made the big bet on door-to-door canvassing. George will have her own free investment in canvassing because the GOP is by-passing the Exum-Barker race in south CO Spgs in favor of putting an attractive, youngish, social-issue ambiguous woman in place. This is a tough bet as the district leans Dem at 64.6% turnout. The GOP must have done a calculation that says that a higher turnout will assist their party. But the +7 Dem performance came in Colorado Springs in 2010, a tough year for Democrats. Lee has the professional canvassers from Rocky MOuntain Voter Outreach. This race should be a little easier for the Dems on turnout than the Kagan-Watson race. Favors Lee	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration .7+R Performance 7.2+D Manitou Springs S Co Spgs 39771 voters 64.6% 2010 turnout	A1-House	Donors	$162,427.84	$22,402.06	Personal		November 4: George doubled down on her media buys, competing with Obama and Romney for air time in Colorado Springs. She's running $37000 in ads and $17,000 mail. This contrasts with Lee who's made the big bet on door-to-door canvassing. George will have her own free investment in canvassing because the GOP is by-passing the Exum-Barker race in south CO Spgs in favor of putting an attractive, youngish, social-issue ambiguous woman in place. This is a tough bet as the district leans Dem at 64.6% turnout. The GOP must have done a calculation that says that a higher turnout will assist their party. But the +7 Dem performance came in Colorado Springs in 2010, a tough year for Democrats. Lee has the professional canvassers from Rocky MOuntain Voter Outreach. This race should be a little easier for the Dems on turnout than the Kagan-Watson race. Favors Lee
House	Lee, P. () **	Capitol Email: pete.lee.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: pete.lee.house@state.co.us	303-866-2932, 719-460-2834	Judiciary, Local Government	November 4: Lee continues his bets on mail and canvassing door-to-door. He's thrown $20,000 to the Mad Dogs and $12,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. His bet is that door-to-door in a +7 Dem performance race will win. George is betting on tv and mail. Let's assume that the mail cancels each other out - Lee will be painted as a tax and spend liberal and George will be painted as a woman who won't reveal her positions on reproductive issues. That leaves a lot of tv commercial media v door-to-door. TV media gives credibility to candidates. Door-to-door makes politics more personal. Many in both parties think the margin of victory will be a razor's edge. Performance #s give Dems slight edge - Favors Lee.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	$19,600.67	303-866-2932, 719-460-2834	Judiciary, Local Government	November 4: Lee continues his bets on mail and canvassing door-to-door. He's thrown $20,000 to the Mad Dogs and $12,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. His bet is that door-to-door in a +7 Dem performance race will win. George is betting on tv and mail. Let's assume that the mail cancels each other out - Lee will be painted as a tax and spend liberal and George will be painted as a woman who won't reveal her positions on reproductive issues. That leaves a lot of tv commercial media v door-to-door. TV media gives credibility to candidates. Door-to-door makes politics more personal. Many in both parties think the margin of victory will be a razor's edge. Performance #s give Dems slight edge - Favors Lee.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	Ohio Wesleyan University/University of Akron Law	$152,387.+$3000 ln	Ohio Wesleyan University/University of Akron Law	$152,387.+$3000 ln	State Personal	Votes	Ohio Wesleyan University/University of Akron Law	$152,387.+$3000 ln	$19,600.67	House	House	Donors	$19,600.67	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	Capitol Email: pete.lee.house@state.co.us	303-866-2932, 719-460-2834	Judiciary, Local Government	November 4: Lee continues his bets on mail and canvassing door-to-door. He's thrown $20,000 to the Mad Dogs and $12,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. His bet is that door-to-door in a +7 Dem performance race will win. George is betting on tv and mail. Let's assume that the mail cancels each other out - Lee will be painted as a tax and spend liberal and George will be painted as a woman who won't reveal her positions on reproductive issues. That leaves a lot of tv commercial media v door-to-door. TV media gives credibility to candidates. Door-to-door makes politics more personal. Many in both parties think the margin of victory will be a razor's edge. Performance #s give Dems slight edge - Favors Lee.	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration .7+R Performance 7.2+D Manitou Springs S Co Spgs 39771 voters 64.6% 2010 turnout	A1-House	Donors	$152,387.+$3000 ln	$19,600.67	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Lee continues his bets on mail and canvassing door-to-door. He's thrown $20,000 to the Mad Dogs and $12,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. His bet is that door-to-door in a +7 Dem performance race will win. George is betting on tv and mail. Let's assume that the mail cancels each other out - Lee will be painted as a tax and spend liberal and George will be painted as a woman who won't reveal her positions on reproductive issues. That leaves a lot of tv commercial media v door-to-door. TV media gives credibility to candidates. Door-to-door makes politics more personal. Many in both parties think the margin of victory will be a razor's edge. Performance #s give Dems slight edge - Favors Lee.
House	Everett, J. ()	Capitol Email: JUSTIN@EVERETTFORCOLORADO.COM	Capitol Email: JUSTIN@EVERETTFORCOLORADO.COM	303-552-0489		October 18: Everett dropped $9,687 on Ariss Marketing for a mailing. And to make himself really popular, he put almost $600 into robocalls through Political Calls Now, at 2.7 cents per 30 second message per call. He has strong support from Jefferson County Republican Women's Club, based on their $100 donation this period. His largest donation is $500 from himself. Mary Parker has steadily walked her way through the district twice. Everett has missed every debate except the one scheduled at his church and a COHOPE picnic in the summer. One might think he's taking the district for granted. He may get away with it, but not for lack of trying on Parker's part. Good performance numbers for Everett give him an advantage, but hard work and actually talking to constituents may turn this Parker's way.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		P.O. BOX 271848	$6,594.80	303-552-0489		October 18: Everett dropped $9,687 on Ariss Marketing for a mailing. And to make himself really popular, he put almost $600 into robocalls through Political Calls Now, at 2.7 cents per 30 second message per call. He has strong support from Jefferson County Republican Women's Club, based on their $100 donation this period. His largest donation is $500 from himself. Mary Parker has steadily walked her way through the district twice. Everett has missed every debate except the one scheduled at his church and a COHOPE picnic in the summer. One might think he's taking the district for granted. He may get away with it, but not for lack of trying on Parker's part. Good performance numbers for Everett give him an advantage, but hard work and actually talking to constituents may turn this Parker's way.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		P.O. BOX 271848	Chapman College, CU Denver	$42,427.+1,914. ln	Chapman College, CU Denver	$42,427.+1,914. ln	Personal		Chapman College, CU Denver	$42,427.+1,914. ln	$6,594.80	House	House	Donors	$6,594.80	P.O. BOX 271848	Capitol Email: JUSTIN@EVERETTFORCOLORADO.COM	303-552-0489		October 18: Everett dropped $9,687 on Ariss Marketing for a mailing. And to make himself really popular, he put almost $600 into robocalls through Political Calls Now, at 2.7 cents per 30 second message per call. He has strong support from Jefferson County Republican Women's Club, based on their $100 donation this period. His largest donation is $500 from himself. Mary Parker has steadily walked her way through the district twice. Everett has missed every debate except the one scheduled at his church and a COHOPE picnic in the summer. One might think he's taking the district for granted. He may get away with it, but not for lack of trying on Parker's part. Good performance numbers for Everett give him an advantage, but hard work and actually talking to constituents may turn this Parker's way.	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 14.7+R Performance 13.8+R Columbine Ken Caryl 45757 voters 70.5% turnout	I-House	Donors	$42,427.+1,914. ln	$6,594.80	Personal		October 18: Everett dropped $9,687 on Ariss Marketing for a mailing. And to make himself really popular, he put almost $600 into robocalls through Political Calls Now, at 2.7 cents per 30 second message per call. He has strong support from Jefferson County Republican Women's Club, based on their $100 donation this period. His largest donation is $500 from himself. Mary Parker has steadily walked her way through the district twice. Everett has missed every debate except the one scheduled at his church and a COHOPE picnic in the summer. One might think he's taking the district for granted. He may get away with it, but not for lack of trying on Parker's part. Good performance numbers for Everett give him an advantage, but hard work and actually talking to constituents may turn this Parker's way.
House	Parker, M. ()	Capitol Email: MKPARKER02@AOL.COM	Capitol Email: MKPARKER02@AOL.COM	720-981-2907		October 18: Parker continues to walk through the district. She's on round two and people remember her from round one. She's ID'd her voters and has made her final appeal as the ballots drop. She hasn't had the money of many Dem campaigns, which is what happens when you're in a hard to win district. But she's had loyal volunteers who've been walking with her six out of seven days. She's checked out 3A/3B addresses to ensure she's included all those voters on her ID list. Everett has come out against the school initiatives. She'll need help from Jeffco Dems to get out the vote, but she has a strong team working for her, with solid technology to help. Parker needs to turn a lot of unaffiliateds her way and grab some Republican women who will like her for her pro-choice positions. She put in $5000 for a 30,000 piece literature drop making a personal appeal based on Everett's inattention to the district this summer and fall. This race is Everett's to lose, because he hasn't done much to win it.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		11506 W COOPER PL	$2,399.84	720-981-2907		October 18: Parker continues to walk through the district. She's on round two and people remember her from round one. She's ID'd her voters and has made her final appeal as the ballots drop. She hasn't had the money of many Dem campaigns, which is what happens when you're in a hard to win district. But she's had loyal volunteers who've been walking with her six out of seven days. She's checked out 3A/3B addresses to ensure she's included all those voters on her ID list. Everett has come out against the school initiatives. She'll need help from Jeffco Dems to get out the vote, but she has a strong team working for her, with solid technology to help. Parker needs to turn a lot of unaffiliateds her way and grab some Republican women who will like her for her pro-choice positions. She put in $5000 for a 30,000 piece literature drop making a personal appeal based on Everett's inattention to the district this summer and fall. This race is Everett's to lose, because he hasn't done much to win it.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		11506 W COOPER PL	University of Maryland	$33,053.45	University of Maryland	$33,053.45	Personal		University of Maryland	$33,053.45	$2,399.84	House	House	Donors	$2,399.84	11506 W COOPER PL	Capitol Email: MKPARKER02@AOL.COM	720-981-2907		October 18: Parker continues to walk through the district. She's on round two and people remember her from round one. She's ID'd her voters and has made her final appeal as the ballots drop. She hasn't had the money of many Dem campaigns, which is what happens when you're in a hard to win district. But she's had loyal volunteers who've been walking with her six out of seven days. She's checked out 3A/3B addresses to ensure she's included all those voters on her ID list. Everett has come out against the school initiatives. She'll need help from Jeffco Dems to get out the vote, but she has a strong team working for her, with solid technology to help. Parker needs to turn a lot of unaffiliateds her way and grab some Republican women who will like her for her pro-choice positions. She put in $5000 for a 30,000 piece literature drop making a personal appeal based on Everett's inattention to the district this summer and fall. This race is Everett's to lose, because he hasn't done much to win it.	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 14.7+R Performance 13.8+R Columbine Ken Caryl 45757 voters 70.5% turnout	I-House	Donors	$33,053.45	$2,399.84	Personal		October 18: Parker continues to walk through the district. She's on round two and people remember her from round one. She's ID'd her voters and has made her final appeal as the ballots drop. She hasn't had the money of many Dem campaigns, which is what happens when you're in a hard to win district. But she's had loyal volunteers who've been walking with her six out of seven days. She's checked out 3A/3B addresses to ensure she's included all those voters on her ID list. Everett has come out against the school initiatives. She'll need help from Jeffco Dems to get out the vote, but she has a strong team working for her, with solid technology to help. Parker needs to turn a lot of unaffiliateds her way and grab some Republican women who will like her for her pro-choice positions. She put in $5000 for a 30,000 piece literature drop making a personal appeal based on Everett's inattention to the district this summer and fall. This race is Everett's to lose, because he hasn't done much to win it.
House	Enstrom, R. ()	Capitol Email: rick@rickenstrom.com	Capitol Email: rick@rickenstrom.com	303-986-3188		November 4: Enstrom continues to hit Tyler hard through Majority STrategies/Next Wave Communications. The GOP has apparently pulled its financial support from Attwood and is piling on in the Enstrom race. It may be too late. Mail pours into voter households that haven't pitched their ballots in yet, and tv ads are hot and heavy for many candidates. Tyler has the +9 performance advantage in a district that turned out 70% in 2010. No matter how much mail and tv, the door-to-door can be very effective in this tight race. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		13393 West LaSalle Circle	$14,873.00	303-986-3188		November 4: Enstrom continues to hit Tyler hard through Majority STrategies/Next Wave Communications. The GOP has apparently pulled its financial support from Attwood and is piling on in the Enstrom race. It may be too late. Mail pours into voter households that haven't pitched their ballots in yet, and tv ads are hot and heavy for many candidates. Tyler has the +9 performance advantage in a district that turned out 70% in 2010. No matter how much mail and tv, the door-to-door can be very effective in this tight race. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		13393 West LaSalle Circle	Mesa State College	$120,795+$5,503. ln	Mesa State College	$120,795+$5,503. ln	Personal		Mesa State College	$120,795+$5,503. ln	$14,873.00	House	House	Donors	$14,873.00	13393 West LaSalle Circle	Capitol Email: rick@rickenstrom.com	303-986-3188		November 4: Enstrom continues to hit Tyler hard through Majority STrategies/Next Wave Communications. The GOP has apparently pulled its financial support from Attwood and is piling on in the Enstrom race. It may be too late. Mail pours into voter households that haven't pitched their ballots in yet, and tv ads are hot and heavy for many candidates. Tyler has the +9 performance advantage in a district that turned out 70% in 2010. No matter how much mail and tv, the door-to-door can be very effective in this tight race. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 5.3+D Performance 9.4+D Lakewood Golden 40530 voters 70.5 turnout	B-House	Donors	$120,795+$5,503. ln	$14,873.00	Personal		November 4: Enstrom continues to hit Tyler hard through Majority STrategies/Next Wave Communications. The GOP has apparently pulled its financial support from Attwood and is piling on in the Enstrom race. It may be too late. Mail pours into voter households that haven't pitched their ballots in yet, and tv ads are hot and heavy for many candidates. Tyler has the +9 performance advantage in a district that turned out 70% in 2010. No matter how much mail and tv, the door-to-door can be very effective in this tight race. Favors Tyler
House	Tyler, M. () **	Capitol Email: repmaxtyler@gmail.com	Capitol Email: repmaxtyler@gmail.com	303-866-2951, 303-915-8475	Economic and Business Development, Transportation	November 4: Tyler has spent $22000 to Enstrom's $65,000 in the last two weeks. He's put $8000 to Mad Dog Mail and $11,000 to Cory Nadler of Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Nadler's firm does campaign strategy as well as canvassing, so it's probable that Tyler is working on highly refined voter lists for mail and GOTV. Enstrom is throwing everything into mail and tv. About 70% of Jeffco voters have already thrown their ballots into the mail and in early voting machines. Voters are overwhelmed with mail, but the tv can have a powerful impact. Tyler is counting on the refined voter list contact, and with the district leaning +9 his way in voter performance, he'll probably eke out the win. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 302	$16,059.10	303-866-2951, 303-915-8475	Economic and Business Development, Transportation	November 4: Tyler has spent $22000 to Enstrom's $65,000 in the last two weeks. He's put $8000 to Mad Dog Mail and $11,000 to Cory Nadler of Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Nadler's firm does campaign strategy as well as canvassing, so it's probable that Tyler is working on highly refined voter lists for mail and GOTV. Enstrom is throwing everything into mail and tv. About 70% of Jeffco voters have already thrown their ballots into the mail and in early voting machines. Voters are overwhelmed with mail, but the tv can have a powerful impact. Tyler is counting on the refined voter list contact, and with the district leaning +9 his way in voter performance, he'll probably eke out the win. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 302	University of Denver	$108,050.+$2,120. ln	University of Denver	$108,050.+$2,120. ln	State Personal	Votes	University of Denver	$108,050.+$2,120. ln	$16,059.10	House	House	Donors	$16,059.10	200 E. Colfax, Room 302	Capitol Email: repmaxtyler@gmail.com	303-866-2951, 303-915-8475	Economic and Business Development, Transportation	November 4: Tyler has spent $22000 to Enstrom's $65,000 in the last two weeks. He's put $8000 to Mad Dog Mail and $11,000 to Cory Nadler of Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Nadler's firm does campaign strategy as well as canvassing, so it's probable that Tyler is working on highly refined voter lists for mail and GOTV. Enstrom is throwing everything into mail and tv. About 70% of Jeffco voters have already thrown their ballots into the mail and in early voting machines. Voters are overwhelmed with mail, but the tv can have a powerful impact. Tyler is counting on the refined voter list contact, and with the district leaning +9 his way in voter performance, he'll probably eke out the win. Favors Tyler	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration 5.3+D Performance 9.4+D Lakewood Golden 40530 voters 70.5 turnout	B-House	Donors	$108,050.+$2,120. ln	$16,059.10	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Tyler has spent $22000 to Enstrom's $65,000 in the last two weeks. He's put $8000 to Mad Dog Mail and $11,000 to Cory Nadler of Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Nadler's firm does campaign strategy as well as canvassing, so it's probable that Tyler is working on highly refined voter lists for mail and GOTV. Enstrom is throwing everything into mail and tv. About 70% of Jeffco voters have already thrown their ballots into the mail and in early voting machines. Voters are overwhelmed with mail, but the tv can have a powerful impact. Tyler is counting on the refined voter list contact, and with the district leaning +9 his way in voter performance, he'll probably eke out the win. Favors Tyler
House	Attwood, A. ()	Capitol Email: amy@amyattwood.com	Capitol Email: amy@amyattwood.com	720-840-4912		October 18: At last, Attwood has unleashed some of her money on Pettersen. She slipped $28,000+ into Majority Strategies' pockets. That's a whole lot of mail. That's about 5 pieces of mail, one on top of another, positive and negative, hitting HD28 boxes, with another $27,000 pile coming from Pettersen. One of Attwood's attacks is transforming Pettersen's parking tickets into traffic violations. Pettersen counters that parking tickets can mount up as a student at the Auraria campus. Attwood will get stuck with an anti-women's reproductive rights campaign because she hasn't indicated whether she's pro-choice or pro-life. Attwood doesn't show any money in canvassing yet. Some PACs are helping her out there, but that's not as systematic as the work from Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Right now, this race leans Pettersen.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		2327 S Devinney St	$26,597.15	720-840-4912		October 18: At last, Attwood has unleashed some of her money on Pettersen. She slipped $28,000+ into Majority Strategies' pockets. That's a whole lot of mail. That's about 5 pieces of mail, one on top of another, positive and negative, hitting HD28 boxes, with another $27,000 pile coming from Pettersen. One of Attwood's attacks is transforming Pettersen's parking tickets into traffic violations. Pettersen counters that parking tickets can mount up as a student at the Auraria campus. Attwood will get stuck with an anti-women's reproductive rights campaign because she hasn't indicated whether she's pro-choice or pro-life. Attwood doesn't show any money in canvassing yet. Some PACs are helping her out there, but that's not as systematic as the work from Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Right now, this race leans Pettersen.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		2327 S Devinney St	University of Northern Colorado	$103,212.+$5,000. ln	University of Northern Colorado	$103,212.+$5,000. ln	Personal		University of Northern Colorado	$103,212.+$5,000. ln	$26,597.15	House	House	Donors	$26,597.15	2327 S Devinney St	Capitol Email: amy@amyattwood.com	720-840-4912		October 18: At last, Attwood has unleashed some of her money on Pettersen. She slipped $28,000+ into Majority Strategies' pockets. That's a whole lot of mail. That's about 5 pieces of mail, one on top of another, positive and negative, hitting HD28 boxes, with another $27,000 pile coming from Pettersen. One of Attwood's attacks is transforming Pettersen's parking tickets into traffic violations. Pettersen counters that parking tickets can mount up as a student at the Auraria campus. Attwood will get stuck with an anti-women's reproductive rights campaign because she hasn't indicated whether she's pro-choice or pro-life. Attwood doesn't show any money in canvassing yet. Some PACs are helping her out there, but that's not as systematic as the work from Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Right now, this race leans Pettersen.	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 3.5+D Performance 7.2+D S. Lakewood/ Edgewater 37065 voters 69.1% turnout	G-House	Donors	$103,212.+$5,000. ln	$26,597.15	Personal		October 18: At last, Attwood has unleashed some of her money on Pettersen. She slipped $28,000+ into Majority Strategies' pockets. That's a whole lot of mail. That's about 5 pieces of mail, one on top of another, positive and negative, hitting HD28 boxes, with another $27,000 pile coming from Pettersen. One of Attwood's attacks is transforming Pettersen's parking tickets into traffic violations. Pettersen counters that parking tickets can mount up as a student at the Auraria campus. Attwood will get stuck with an anti-women's reproductive rights campaign because she hasn't indicated whether she's pro-choice or pro-life. Attwood doesn't show any money in canvassing yet. Some PACs are helping her out there, but that's not as systematic as the work from Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. Right now, this race leans Pettersen.
House	Pettersen, B. ()	Capitol Email: brittanypettersen@gmail.com	Capitol Email: brittanypettersen@gmail.com	720-663-9389		October 18: Pettersen went to the dogs again, placing a $27,000+ buy on Mad Dog Mail. She added another $4100 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, an effort that will unfold as the ballots roll in. So far, Attwood doesn't show that "boots on the ground" investment, but she has some money to go there if she wants. She's facing a bit of an uphill climb at this point as Pettersen leverages her earlier spending and extensive walking effort into the last days of the campaign. Attwood's weakness will be GOTV if the GOP can't muster a strong outreach to get their voters to the polls. She's on the weak side of the SD22 race between Kerr and Summers, meaning that south Jeffco is more Republican than HD28 now is, so Attwood will face a double GOTV effort from Pettersen and Kerr as they both work hard to get Dem and ID'd unaffiliateds to the polls. Leaning Pettersen	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		1718 S Cody St	$14,015.59	720-663-9389		October 18: Pettersen went to the dogs again, placing a $27,000+ buy on Mad Dog Mail. She added another $4100 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, an effort that will unfold as the ballots roll in. So far, Attwood doesn't show that "boots on the ground" investment, but she has some money to go there if she wants. She's facing a bit of an uphill climb at this point as Pettersen leverages her earlier spending and extensive walking effort into the last days of the campaign. Attwood's weakness will be GOTV if the GOP can't muster a strong outreach to get their voters to the polls. She's on the weak side of the SD22 race between Kerr and Summers, meaning that south Jeffco is more Republican than HD28 now is, so Attwood will face a double GOTV effort from Pettersen and Kerr as they both work hard to get Dem and ID'd unaffiliateds to the polls. Leaning Pettersen	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		1718 S Cody St		$124,230.65+$400. ln		$124,230.65+$400. ln	Personal			$124,230.65+$400. ln	$14,015.59	House	House	Donors	$14,015.59	1718 S Cody St	Capitol Email: brittanypettersen@gmail.com	720-663-9389		October 18: Pettersen went to the dogs again, placing a $27,000+ buy on Mad Dog Mail. She added another $4100 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, an effort that will unfold as the ballots roll in. So far, Attwood doesn't show that "boots on the ground" investment, but she has some money to go there if she wants. She's facing a bit of an uphill climb at this point as Pettersen leverages her earlier spending and extensive walking effort into the last days of the campaign. Attwood's weakness will be GOTV if the GOP can't muster a strong outreach to get their voters to the polls. She's on the weak side of the SD22 race between Kerr and Summers, meaning that south Jeffco is more Republican than HD28 now is, so Attwood will face a double GOTV effort from Pettersen and Kerr as they both work hard to get Dem and ID'd unaffiliateds to the polls. Leaning Pettersen	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 3.5+D Performance 7.2+D S. Lakewood/ Edgewater 37065 voters 69.1% turnout	G-House	Donors	$124,230.65+$400. ln	$14,015.59	Personal		October 18: Pettersen went to the dogs again, placing a $27,000+ buy on Mad Dog Mail. She added another $4100 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, an effort that will unfold as the ballots roll in. So far, Attwood doesn't show that "boots on the ground" investment, but she has some money to go there if she wants. She's facing a bit of an uphill climb at this point as Pettersen leverages her earlier spending and extensive walking effort into the last days of the campaign. Attwood's weakness will be GOTV if the GOP can't muster a strong outreach to get their voters to the polls. She's on the weak side of the SD22 race between Kerr and Summers, meaning that south Jeffco is more Republican than HD28 now is, so Attwood will face a double GOTV effort from Pettersen and Kerr as they both work hard to get Dem and ID'd unaffiliateds to the polls. Leaning Pettersen
House	Peniston, C. () **	Capitol Email: cherylin.peniston.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: cherylin.peniston.house@state.co.us	303-866-2843, 303-466-2884	Education, Health and Environment	October 18: Peniston must be thanking her stars that Vande Krol hasn't spent his money down. She has about $8000 left to his $42,000, but with the days passing by,the $42,000 becomes less and less powerful with voters. Peniston put another $6000 in with the Mad Dogs from Florida, the out-of-state mail house many Dems are using and that her opponent nailed her on. Mad Dog's mail can be sweet or nasty, and Peniston has probably sent out some of each. Peniston hasn't bought into Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach yet. She should probably spend her remaining dollars with them unless she has a really terrific GOTV plan in place. Her Westminster district has an 8+Dem registration advantage and a 7+voter performance advantage, which provides some comfort. The district has a 30% Hispanic population, one more place where this voter cohort becomes critical for Democrats. Peniston will not have the advantage of Pettersen in HD 28 with the very hot Senate race going on in her district to help with GOTV. It looks like it will be Peniston and Obama doing the heavy lifting in this House district. The race has gone from a sure fire for Peniston to a Lean, with Vande Krol putting up a good fight.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	$4,013.45	303-866-2843, 303-466-2884	Education, Health and Environment	October 18: Peniston must be thanking her stars that Vande Krol hasn't spent his money down. She has about $8000 left to his $42,000, but with the days passing by,the $42,000 becomes less and less powerful with voters. Peniston put another $6000 in with the Mad Dogs from Florida, the out-of-state mail house many Dems are using and that her opponent nailed her on. Mad Dog's mail can be sweet or nasty, and Peniston has probably sent out some of each. Peniston hasn't bought into Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach yet. She should probably spend her remaining dollars with them unless she has a really terrific GOTV plan in place. Her Westminster district has an 8+Dem registration advantage and a 7+voter performance advantage, which provides some comfort. The district has a 30% Hispanic population, one more place where this voter cohort becomes critical for Democrats. Peniston will not have the advantage of Pettersen in HD 28 with the very hot Senate race going on in her district to help with GOTV. It looks like it will be Peniston and Obama doing the heavy lifting in this House district. The race has gone from a sure fire for Peniston to a Lean, with Vande Krol putting up a good fight.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	Univ. of LaVerne,California/Unvi. ov Denver	$76,287.66	Univ. of LaVerne,California/Unvi. ov Denver	$76,287.66	State Personal	Votes	Univ. of LaVerne,California/Unvi. ov Denver	$76,287.66	$4,013.45	House	House	Donors	$4,013.45	200 E. Colfax, Room 307	Capitol Email: cherylin.peniston.house@state.co.us	303-866-2843, 303-466-2884	Education, Health and Environment	October 18: Peniston must be thanking her stars that Vande Krol hasn't spent his money down. She has about $8000 left to his $42,000, but with the days passing by,the $42,000 becomes less and less powerful with voters. Peniston put another $6000 in with the Mad Dogs from Florida, the out-of-state mail house many Dems are using and that her opponent nailed her on. Mad Dog's mail can be sweet or nasty, and Peniston has probably sent out some of each. Peniston hasn't bought into Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach yet. She should probably spend her remaining dollars with them unless she has a really terrific GOTV plan in place. Her Westminster district has an 8+Dem registration advantage and a 7+voter performance advantage, which provides some comfort. The district has a 30% Hispanic population, one more place where this voter cohort becomes critical for Democrats. Peniston will not have the advantage of Pettersen in HD 28 with the very hot Senate race going on in her district to help with GOTV. It looks like it will be Peniston and Obama doing the heavy lifting in this House district. The race has gone from a sure fire for Peniston to a Lean, with Vande Krol putting up a good fight.	a-Neutral	0	House		G-House	Donors	$76,287.66	$4,013.45	State Personal	Votes	October 18: Peniston must be thanking her stars that Vande Krol hasn't spent his money down. She has about $8000 left to his $42,000, but with the days passing by,the $42,000 becomes less and less powerful with voters. Peniston put another $6000 in with the Mad Dogs from Florida, the out-of-state mail house many Dems are using and that her opponent nailed her on. Mad Dog's mail can be sweet or nasty, and Peniston has probably sent out some of each. Peniston hasn't bought into Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach yet. She should probably spend her remaining dollars with them unless she has a really terrific GOTV plan in place. Her Westminster district has an 8+Dem registration advantage and a 7+voter performance advantage, which provides some comfort. The district has a 30% Hispanic population, one more place where this voter cohort becomes critical for Democrats. Peniston will not have the advantage of Pettersen in HD 28 with the very hot Senate race going on in her district to help with GOTV. It looks like it will be Peniston and Obama doing the heavy lifting in this House district. The race has gone from a sure fire for Peniston to a Lean, with Vande Krol putting up a good fight.
House	Vande Krol, B. ()	Capitol Email: brianvandekrol@yahoo.com	Capitol Email: brianvandekrol@yahoo.com	303-596-4978		October 18: Vande Krol turned to Amazon to buy a scooter to take him from house to house campaigning. That's may be the best buy he makes as nothing impresses voters more than a door-to-door guy. However, he probably should have made that purchase in June to get his name out early and often. He's turned to Wizbang Solutions for his mail house, a local company that's developed a solid business over ten years in various marketing niches. It's hard to figure why he hasn't spent more of his money. He put in $5500 on mail, but he's going to need to do more than that to supplant an incumbent with a 7+ voter performance lead. He's still sitting on $42,000, but lots of voters have already sent their ballots in. His money has diminishing returns as each day goes by - that's the stress of early voting on campaigns. He's put together a good challenge, but it may be too late. Leans Peniston	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		9807 Grove Circle	$37,038.05	303-596-4978		October 18: Vande Krol turned to Amazon to buy a scooter to take him from house to house campaigning. That's may be the best buy he makes as nothing impresses voters more than a door-to-door guy. However, he probably should have made that purchase in June to get his name out early and often. He's turned to Wizbang Solutions for his mail house, a local company that's developed a solid business over ten years in various marketing niches. It's hard to figure why he hasn't spent more of his money. He put in $5500 on mail, but he's going to need to do more than that to supplant an incumbent with a 7+ voter performance lead. He's still sitting on $42,000, but lots of voters have already sent their ballots in. His money has diminishing returns as each day goes by - that's the stress of early voting on campaigns. He's put together a good challenge, but it may be too late. Leans Peniston	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		9807 Grove Circle	College degree in Construction Management	$73,357.97	College degree in Construction Management	$73,357.97	Personal		College degree in Construction Management	$73,357.97	$37,038.05	House	House	Donors	$37,038.05	9807 Grove Circle	Capitol Email: brianvandekrol@yahoo.com	303-596-4978		October 18: Vande Krol turned to Amazon to buy a scooter to take him from house to house campaigning. That's may be the best buy he makes as nothing impresses voters more than a door-to-door guy. However, he probably should have made that purchase in June to get his name out early and often. He's turned to Wizbang Solutions for his mail house, a local company that's developed a solid business over ten years in various marketing niches. It's hard to figure why he hasn't spent more of his money. He put in $5500 on mail, but he's going to need to do more than that to supplant an incumbent with a 7+ voter performance lead. He's still sitting on $42,000, but lots of voters have already sent their ballots in. His money has diminishing returns as each day goes by - that's the stress of early voting on campaigns. He's put together a good challenge, but it may be too late. Leans Peniston	a-Neutral	N/A	House		G-House	Donors	$73,357.97	$37,038.05	Personal		October 18: Vande Krol turned to Amazon to buy a scooter to take him from house to house campaigning. That's may be the best buy he makes as nothing impresses voters more than a door-to-door guy. However, he probably should have made that purchase in June to get his name out early and often. He's turned to Wizbang Solutions for his mail house, a local company that's developed a solid business over ten years in various marketing niches. It's hard to figure why he hasn't spent more of his money. He put in $5500 on mail, but he's going to need to do more than that to supplant an incumbent with a 7+ voter performance lead. He's still sitting on $42,000, but lots of voters have already sent their ballots in. His money has diminishing returns as each day goes by - that's the stress of early voting on campaigns. He's put together a good challenge, but it may be too late. Leans Peniston
House	Acree, C. () **	Capitol Email: cindy.acree.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: cindy.acree.house@state.co.us	303-866-2944, 303-748-9534	Finance, Health and Environment	November 4: Acree put in $24,000 in mail in the last period. That's a long time before hitting her stride, especially with mail-in ballots hitting in the middle of October. The GOP has not given her much help, even though she's been one of their stalwarts for her terms in the House. The seat leans Dem. This slot is going to the Dems. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	$16,393.95	303-866-2944, 303-748-9534	Finance, Health and Environment	November 4: Acree put in $24,000 in mail in the last period. That's a long time before hitting her stride, especially with mail-in ballots hitting in the middle of October. The GOP has not given her much help, even though she's been one of their stalwarts for her terms in the House. The seat leans Dem. This slot is going to the Dems. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	Southern Methodist University/University of Denver	$74,869.20	Southern Methodist University/University of Denver	$74,869.20	State Personal	Votes	Southern Methodist University/University of Denver	$74,869.20	$16,393.95	House	House	Donors	$16,393.95	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	Capitol Email: cindy.acree.house@state.co.us	303-866-2944, 303-748-9534	Finance, Health and Environment	November 4: Acree put in $24,000 in mail in the last period. That's a long time before hitting her stride, especially with mail-in ballots hitting in the middle of October. The GOP has not given her much help, even though she's been one of their stalwarts for her terms in the House. The seat leans Dem. This slot is going to the Dems. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration 5.1+D Performance 5.2+D Aurora, Foxfield 36470 voters 65% 2010 turnout	D-House	Donors	$74,869.20	$16,393.95	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Acree put in $24,000 in mail in the last period. That's a long time before hitting her stride, especially with mail-in ballots hitting in the middle of October. The GOP has not given her much help, even though she's been one of their stalwarts for her terms in the House. The seat leans Dem. This slot is going to the Dems. Buckner wins.
House	Buckner, J. ()	Capitol Email: john@bucknerforcolorado.com	Capitol Email: john@bucknerforcolorado.com	720-277-9120		November 4: Buckner put $18,000 into mail with the Mad Dogs. He's been slower to spend his money than some Dems, and he hasn't hooked up with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach this period. Nevertheless, he has a district with a solid minority demographic that leans Dem, and a moderate GOTV effort on his part will make the difference. He can count on Obama, who's been in his district, and their team to bring out his voters. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		PO Box 441732	$22,163.61	720-277-9120		November 4: Buckner put $18,000 into mail with the Mad Dogs. He's been slower to spend his money than some Dems, and he hasn't hooked up with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach this period. Nevertheless, he has a district with a solid minority demographic that leans Dem, and a moderate GOTV effort on his part will make the difference. He can count on Obama, who's been in his district, and their team to bring out his voters. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		PO Box 441732		$81,399.04		$81,399.04	Personal			$81,399.04	$22,163.61	House	House	Donors	$22,163.61	PO Box 441732	Capitol Email: john@bucknerforcolorado.com	720-277-9120		November 4: Buckner put $18,000 into mail with the Mad Dogs. He's been slower to spend his money than some Dems, and he hasn't hooked up with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach this period. Nevertheless, he has a district with a solid minority demographic that leans Dem, and a moderate GOTV effort on his part will make the difference. He can count on Obama, who's been in his district, and their team to bring out his voters. Buckner wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 5.1+D Performance 5.2+D Aurora, Foxfield 36470 voters 65% 2010 turnout	D-House	Donors	$81,399.04	$22,163.61	Personal		November 4: Buckner put $18,000 into mail with the Mad Dogs. He's been slower to spend his money than some Dems, and he hasn't hooked up with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach this period. Nevertheless, he has a district with a solid minority demographic that leans Dem, and a moderate GOTV effort on his part will make the difference. He can count on Obama, who's been in his district, and their team to bring out his voters. Buckner wins.
House	Navarro-Ratzlaff, C. ()	Capitol Email: CLARICENAVARRO47@HOTMAIL.COM	Capitol Email: CLARICENAVARRO47@HOTMAIL.COM	719-469-3484		November 4: Navarro-Ratzlaff grabbed the Denver Post endorsement. She's done better in fundraising, but Rodosovich got a great head start which probably gives him an advantage. There are more registered Dems in the district, but in 2010 the district went GOP in the treasurer's race. Navarro-Ratzlaff has a chance if she gets the treasurer's race people out to vote for her. But Rodosevich is in the enviable position of having to get out the Dems. He's had more money all along. She's doing some ads in the Chieftain, he continues with mail. Advantage Rodosevich	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		1809 Paseo Del Tesorro	$7,114.54	719-469-3484		November 4: Navarro-Ratzlaff grabbed the Denver Post endorsement. She's done better in fundraising, but Rodosovich got a great head start which probably gives him an advantage. There are more registered Dems in the district, but in 2010 the district went GOP in the treasurer's race. Navarro-Ratzlaff has a chance if she gets the treasurer's race people out to vote for her. But Rodosevich is in the enviable position of having to get out the Dems. He's had more money all along. She's doing some ads in the Chieftain, he continues with mail. Advantage Rodosevich	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		1809 Paseo Del Tesorro	Otero Community College	$57,012.76	Otero Community College	$57,012.76	Personal		Otero Community College	$57,012.76	$7,114.54	House	House	Donors	$7,114.54	1809 Paseo Del Tesorro	Capitol Email: CLARICENAVARRO47@HOTMAIL.COM	719-469-3484		November 4: Navarro-Ratzlaff grabbed the Denver Post endorsement. She's done better in fundraising, but Rodosovich got a great head start which probably gives him an advantage. There are more registered Dems in the district, but in 2010 the district went GOP in the treasurer's race. Navarro-Ratzlaff has a chance if she gets the treasurer's race people out to vote for her. But Rodosevich is in the enviable position of having to get out the Dems. He's had more money all along. She's doing some ads in the Chieftain, he continues with mail. Advantage Rodosevich	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 5.3+D Performance 3.6+R Pueblo Rocky Ford La Junta Avondale, Swink 36379 voters 70.8 2010 turnout	H-House	Donors	$57,012.76	$7,114.54	Personal		November 4: Navarro-Ratzlaff grabbed the Denver Post endorsement. She's done better in fundraising, but Rodosovich got a great head start which probably gives him an advantage. There are more registered Dems in the district, but in 2010 the district went GOP in the treasurer's race. Navarro-Ratzlaff has a chance if she gets the treasurer's race people out to vote for her. But Rodosevich is in the enviable position of having to get out the Dems. He's had more money all along. She's doing some ads in the Chieftain, he continues with mail. Advantage Rodosevich
House	Rodosevich, N. ()	Capitol Email: crodosevich@comcast.net	Capitol Email: crodosevich@comcast.net	719-544-1964		November 4: Rodosevich has the money and has worked at name recognition since June. Navarro-Ratzlaff has finally gotten more funds, but it may be too late. Registration advantages Rodosevich, though voter performance advantages Navarro-Ratzlaff. In this presidential race with Obama working the voters too, advantage Rodosevich.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		3227 Northridge Dr.	$13,233.30	719-544-1964		November 4: Rodosevich has the money and has worked at name recognition since June. Navarro-Ratzlaff has finally gotten more funds, but it may be too late. Registration advantages Rodosevich, though voter performance advantages Navarro-Ratzlaff. In this presidential race with Obama working the voters too, advantage Rodosevich.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		3227 Northridge Dr.	US Navy, BS Adams State College	$87,445.50+$525. ln	US Navy, BS Adams State College	$87,445.50+$525. ln	Personal		US Navy, BS Adams State College	$87,445.50+$525. ln	$13,233.30	House	House	Donors	$13,233.30	3227 Northridge Dr.	Capitol Email: crodosevich@comcast.net	719-544-1964		November 4: Rodosevich has the money and has worked at name recognition since June. Navarro-Ratzlaff has finally gotten more funds, but it may be too late. Registration advantages Rodosevich, though voter performance advantages Navarro-Ratzlaff. In this presidential race with Obama working the voters too, advantage Rodosevich.	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 5.3+D Performance 3.6+R Pueblo Rocky Ford La Junta Avondale, Swink 36379 voters 70.8 2010 turnout	H-House	Donors	$87,445.50+$525. ln	$13,233.30	Personal		November 4: Rodosevich has the money and has worked at name recognition since June. Navarro-Ratzlaff has finally gotten more funds, but it may be too late. Registration advantages Rodosevich, though voter performance advantages Navarro-Ratzlaff. In this presidential race with Obama working the voters too, advantage Rodosevich.
House	Brown, J. () **	Capitol Email: jpaul.brown.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: jpaul.brown.house@state.co.us	303-866-2914 leg, 970-759-4157	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Health and Environment, Transportation	November 4: Brown has doubled down on his radio strategy. He's going to reach voters across those wide Southwest Colorado distances using AM/FM. He's also put some ads in local papers. McLachlan has used some radio, but relies more on mail. Both will have to do lots of GOTV. Like other rural Republicans, Brown will rely on ranchers, sheepherders, and farmers for his base. McLachlan will have to grab the more "urban" voters in Gunnison and Durango, plus the college kids, plus anyone else he can dig up. He's done lots of voter outreach. He knows his targets. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	0	Donors	House	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	$24,462.99	303-866-2914 leg, 970-759-4157	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Health and Environment, Transportation	November 4: Brown has doubled down on his radio strategy. He's going to reach voters across those wide Southwest Colorado distances using AM/FM. He's also put some ads in local papers. McLachlan has used some radio, but relies more on mail. Both will have to do lots of GOTV. Like other rural Republicans, Brown will rely on ranchers, sheepherders, and farmers for his base. McLachlan will have to grab the more "urban" voters in Gunnison and Durango, plus the college kids, plus anyone else he can dig up. He's done lots of voter outreach. He knows his targets. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	NMSU BS Animal Science	$117,986.02	NMSU BS Animal Science	$117,986.02	State Personal	Votes	NMSU BS Animal Science	$117,986.02	$24,462.99	House	House	Donors	$24,462.99	200 E. Colfax, Room 271	Capitol Email: jpaul.brown.house@state.co.us	303-866-2914 leg, 970-759-4157	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Health and Environment, Transportation	November 4: Brown has doubled down on his radio strategy. He's going to reach voters across those wide Southwest Colorado distances using AM/FM. He's also put some ads in local papers. McLachlan has used some radio, but relies more on mail. Both will have to do lots of GOTV. Like other rural Republicans, Brown will rely on ranchers, sheepherders, and farmers for his base. McLachlan will have to grab the more "urban" voters in Gunnison and Durango, plus the college kids, plus anyone else he can dig up. He's done lots of voter outreach. He knows his targets. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	0	House	Registration 7+R Performance 3.8+R Durango Ouray Gunnison, Ignacio 44201 voters 69.5% turnout Pagosa Springs Bayfield, Colona 44201 voters 69.5 2010 Turnout	E-House	Donors	$117,986.02	$24,462.99	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Brown has doubled down on his radio strategy. He's going to reach voters across those wide Southwest Colorado distances using AM/FM. He's also put some ads in local papers. McLachlan has used some radio, but relies more on mail. Both will have to do lots of GOTV. Like other rural Republicans, Brown will rely on ranchers, sheepherders, and farmers for his base. McLachlan will have to grab the more "urban" voters in Gunnison and Durango, plus the college kids, plus anyone else he can dig up. He's done lots of voter outreach. He knows his targets. Advantage McLachlan
House	McLachlan, M. ()	Capitol Email: mike@dgoattys.com	Capitol Email: mike@dgoattys.com	970-247-0545, 970-347-1390		November 4: McLachlan will lock this race down with his mail and radio. He jumped in early, has worked hard, has good name recognition. Now all he has to do is get out his voters, including the youth at Ft Lewis and Western State. He will need to maximize Dems and turn out the U's in his favor. 2010 had a 69% voter turnout and leaned 3.4+R. Presidential years favor higher Dem turnout, a plus for McLachlan. It's not going to be easy, but Brown probably waited too late to push his message. McLachlan has done more to target his voters. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	House	Personal		399 West Park Avenue A-2	$8,286.91	970-247-0545, 970-347-1390		November 4: McLachlan will lock this race down with his mail and radio. He jumped in early, has worked hard, has good name recognition. Now all he has to do is get out his voters, including the youth at Ft Lewis and Western State. He will need to maximize Dems and turn out the U's in his favor. 2010 had a 69% voter turnout and leaned 3.4+R. Presidential years favor higher Dem turnout, a plus for McLachlan. It's not going to be easy, but Brown probably waited too late to push his message. McLachlan has done more to target his voters. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		399 West Park Avenue A-2	University of Arizona, US Marine	$133,671.+$1,000.ln	University of Arizona, US Marine	$133,671.+$1,000.ln	Personal		University of Arizona, US Marine	$133,671.+$1,000.ln	$8,286.91	House	House	Donors	$8,286.91	399 West Park Avenue A-2	Capitol Email: mike@dgoattys.com	970-247-0545, 970-347-1390		November 4: McLachlan will lock this race down with his mail and radio. He jumped in early, has worked hard, has good name recognition. Now all he has to do is get out his voters, including the youth at Ft Lewis and Western State. He will need to maximize Dems and turn out the U's in his favor. 2010 had a 69% voter turnout and leaned 3.4+R. Presidential years favor higher Dem turnout, a plus for McLachlan. It's not going to be easy, but Brown probably waited too late to push his message. McLachlan has done more to target his voters. Advantage McLachlan	a-Neutral	N/A	House	Registration 7+R Performance 3.8+R Durango Ouray Gunnison, Ignacio Pagosa Springs Bayfield, Colona 44201 voters 69.5 2010 Turnout	E-House	Donors	$133,671.+$1,000.ln	$8,286.91	Personal		November 4: McLachlan will lock this race down with his mail and radio. He jumped in early, has worked hard, has good name recognition. Now all he has to do is get out his voters, including the youth at Ft Lewis and Western State. He will need to maximize Dems and turn out the U's in his favor. 2010 had a 69% voter turnout and leaned 3.4+R. Presidential years favor higher Dem turnout, a plus for McLachlan. It's not going to be easy, but Brown probably waited too late to push his message. McLachlan has done more to target his voters. Advantage McLachlan
Senate	Baumgardner, R. ()	Capitol Email: randy.baumgardner.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: randy.baumgardner.house@state.co.us	303-866-2949, 970-725-3274	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Judiciary, State, Veterans, & Military Affairs	November 4: Baumgardner continues his minimalist follow up to his primary. He put in $8000 in 2-week period, with $5000 to advertising and $1500 to a Colorado Springs gov't relations consultant. He apparently believes his 9+ performance numbers will hold up despite any damage to him from the primary. He may be right, but Tracy is putting up a stout offense with about $9000 in mail this period and a roughly $65,000+ fund raising differential. For Tracy to win, she has to do what all the other Dems need to do - get out the vote. This race is another test as to the effectiveness of the Dem ground game overcoming serious odds. Leans Tracy	a-Neutral	0	Donors	Senate	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 202	$8,651.98	303-866-2949, 970-725-3274	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Judiciary, State, Veterans, & Military Affairs	November 4: Baumgardner continues his minimalist follow up to his primary. He put in $8000 in 2-week period, with $5000 to advertising and $1500 to a Colorado Springs gov't relations consultant. He apparently believes his 9+ performance numbers will hold up despite any damage to him from the primary. He may be right, but Tracy is putting up a stout offense with about $9000 in mail this period and a roughly $65,000+ fund raising differential. For Tracy to win, she has to do what all the other Dems need to do - get out the vote. This race is another test as to the effectiveness of the Dem ground game overcoming serious odds. Leans Tracy	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 202		$61,387.09		$61,387.09	State Personal	Votes		$61,387.09	$8,651.98	Senate	Senate	Donors	$8,651.98	200 E. Colfax, Room 202	Capitol Email: randy.baumgardner.house@state.co.us	303-866-2949, 970-725-3274	Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources, Judiciary, State, Veterans, & Military Affairs	November 4: Baumgardner continues his minimalist follow up to his primary. He put in $8000 in 2-week period, with $5000 to advertising and $1500 to a Colorado Springs gov't relations consultant. He apparently believes his 9+ performance numbers will hold up despite any damage to him from the primary. He may be right, but Tracy is putting up a stout offense with about $9000 in mail this period and a roughly $65,000+ fund raising differential. For Tracy to win, she has to do what all the other Dems need to do - get out the vote. This race is another test as to the effectiveness of the Dem ground game overcoming serious odds. Leans Tracy	a-Neutral	0	Senate	Registration 12.2+R Performance 9+R Northwest corner -Steamboat, Winter Park, Rifle, Parachute, Meeker	B-Senate	Donors	$61,387.09	$8,651.98	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Baumgardner continues his minimalist follow up to his primary. He put in $8000 in 2-week period, with $5000 to advertising and $1500 to a Colorado Springs gov't relations consultant. He apparently believes his 9+ performance numbers will hold up despite any damage to him from the primary. He may be right, but Tracy is putting up a stout offense with about $9000 in mail this period and a roughly $65,000+ fund raising differential. For Tracy to win, she has to do what all the other Dems need to do - get out the vote. This race is another test as to the effectiveness of the Dem ground game overcoming serious odds. Leans Tracy
Senate	Tracy, E. ()	Capitol Email: emily@emilytracy.com	Capitol Email: emily@emilytracy.com	970-453-4779		November 4: Lots of people think Tracy has a great chance in this race. First, the Dems just put in $15,000 to help her over the finish line. Many individuals have contributed in these last couple of weeks. It looks like she has momentum and will be peaking at just the right time. Whether all of this hope and change will pay off or just get her really, really close is the question. Tracy has to overcome a 9+ vote performance number, but Baumgardner has done practically nothing since the primary. He put some money into mail and a consultant this period, and doesn't have much left to close the race out. Tracy has gathered $78,000 to Baumgardner's $61,000, most of which he spent early on the primary. It's appropriate that this race is taking place in Summit County, because Tracy does have a high mountain to climb, but right now, it's looking like she's going to reach the top by an inch before Baumgardner. Leans Tracy.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Senate	Personal		94 Monarch Drive	$12,302.05	970-453-4779		November 4: Lots of people think Tracy has a great chance in this race. First, the Dems just put in $15,000 to help her over the finish line. Many individuals have contributed in these last couple of weeks. It looks like she has momentum and will be peaking at just the right time. Whether all of this hope and change will pay off or just get her really, really close is the question. Tracy has to overcome a 9+ vote performance number, but Baumgardner has done practically nothing since the primary. He put some money into mail and a consultant this period, and doesn't have much left to close the race out. Tracy has gathered $78,000 to Baumgardner's $61,000, most of which he spent early on the primary. It's appropriate that this race is taking place in Summit County, because Tracy does have a high mountain to climb, but right now, it's looking like she's going to reach the top by an inch before Baumgardner. Leans Tracy.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		94 Monarch Drive	University of Colorado	$78,687.48	University of Colorado	$78,687.48	Personal		University of Colorado	$78,687.48	$12,302.05	Senate	Senate	Donors	$12,302.05	94 Monarch Drive	Capitol Email: emily@emilytracy.com	970-453-4779		November 4: Lots of people think Tracy has a great chance in this race. First, the Dems just put in $15,000 to help her over the finish line. Many individuals have contributed in these last couple of weeks. It looks like she has momentum and will be peaking at just the right time. Whether all of this hope and change will pay off or just get her really, really close is the question. Tracy has to overcome a 9+ vote performance number, but Baumgardner has done practically nothing since the primary. He put some money into mail and a consultant this period, and doesn't have much left to close the race out. Tracy has gathered $78,000 to Baumgardner's $61,000, most of which he spent early on the primary. It's appropriate that this race is taking place in Summit County, because Tracy does have a high mountain to climb, but right now, it's looking like she's going to reach the top by an inch before Baumgardner. Leans Tracy.	a-Neutral	N/A	Senate	Registration 12.2+R Performance 9+R Northwest corner -Steamboat, Winter Park, Rifle, Parachute, Meeker	B-Senate	Donors	$78,687.48	$12,302.05	Personal		November 4: Lots of people think Tracy has a great chance in this race. First, the Dems just put in $15,000 to help her over the finish line. Many individuals have contributed in these last couple of weeks. It looks like she has momentum and will be peaking at just the right time. Whether all of this hope and change will pay off or just get her really, really close is the question. Tracy has to overcome a 9+ vote performance number, but Baumgardner has done practically nothing since the primary. He put some money into mail and a consultant this period, and doesn't have much left to close the race out. Tracy has gathered $78,000 to Baumgardner's $61,000, most of which he spent early on the primary. It's appropriate that this race is taking place in Summit County, because Tracy does have a high mountain to climb, but right now, it's looking like she's going to reach the top by an inch before Baumgardner. Leans Tracy.
Senate	Hudak, E. () **	Capitol Email: senatorhudak@gmail.com	Capitol Email: senatorhudak@gmail.com	303-866-4840, 303-423-8569	Education, Transportation	November 4: Hudak's wrestling match with Sias has been in a mud puddle for awhile. Sias or Republican surrogates have associated Hudak with pooping dogs, pigs, limousines, roasted chickens, and luscious wine - quite a combination. At some point, and it is probably at the point of the pooping dog, voters get overwhelmed by the Yuck factor. Hudak spent on GOTV with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, mail, and internet advertising - a new feature. She has lots of support from various other surrogates who support her positions on women's reproductive rights and education. She has a huge GOTV effort that will squeeze her over the line in another squeaker. Advantage Hudak.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	Senate	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 330	$17,486.41	303-866-4840, 303-423-8569	Education, Transportation	November 4: Hudak's wrestling match with Sias has been in a mud puddle for awhile. Sias or Republican surrogates have associated Hudak with pooping dogs, pigs, limousines, roasted chickens, and luscious wine - quite a combination. At some point, and it is probably at the point of the pooping dog, voters get overwhelmed by the Yuck factor. Hudak spent on GOTV with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, mail, and internet advertising - a new feature. She has lots of support from various other surrogates who support her positions on women's reproductive rights and education. She has a huge GOTV effort that will squeeze her over the line in another squeaker. Advantage Hudak.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 330		$214,167.09		$214,167.09	State Personal	Votes		$214,167.09	$17,486.41	Senate	Senate	Donors	$17,486.41	200 E. Colfax, Room 330	Capitol Email: senatorhudak@gmail.com	303-866-4840, 303-423-8569	Education, Transportation	November 4: Hudak's wrestling match with Sias has been in a mud puddle for awhile. Sias or Republican surrogates have associated Hudak with pooping dogs, pigs, limousines, roasted chickens, and luscious wine - quite a combination. At some point, and it is probably at the point of the pooping dog, voters get overwhelmed by the Yuck factor. Hudak spent on GOTV with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, mail, and internet advertising - a new feature. She has lots of support from various other surrogates who support her positions on women's reproductive rights and education. She has a huge GOTV effort that will squeeze her over the line in another squeaker. Advantage Hudak.	a-Neutral	0	Senate	Registration 1.1+R Performance 0 - even, toss up, draw Westminster, Arvada	E-Senate	Donors	$214,167.09	$17,486.41	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Hudak's wrestling match with Sias has been in a mud puddle for awhile. Sias or Republican surrogates have associated Hudak with pooping dogs, pigs, limousines, roasted chickens, and luscious wine - quite a combination. At some point, and it is probably at the point of the pooping dog, voters get overwhelmed by the Yuck factor. Hudak spent on GOTV with Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach, mail, and internet advertising - a new feature. She has lots of support from various other surrogates who support her positions on women's reproductive rights and education. She has a huge GOTV effort that will squeeze her over the line in another squeaker. Advantage Hudak.
Senate	Sias, L. ()	Capitol Email: lang@langsias.com	Capitol Email: lang@langsias.com	(720) 248-7427		November 4: Sias and his surrogates have gone all in associating Hudak with raising taxes (a dog pooping), spending tax payer dollars fraudulently (a limousine and expensive wine), and a pig (raising taxes profligately). She's the poster child for the liberal every Republican likes to hate, yet she's squeezed out one victory after another over the years. This will be another one of those, but Hudak has the advantage. Hudak wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Senate	Personal		12726 W. 85th Circle	$27,420.25	(720) 248-7427		November 4: Sias and his surrogates have gone all in associating Hudak with raising taxes (a dog pooping), spending tax payer dollars fraudulently (a limousine and expensive wine), and a pig (raising taxes profligately). She's the poster child for the liberal every Republican likes to hate, yet she's squeezed out one victory after another over the years. This will be another one of those, but Hudak has the advantage. Hudak wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		12726 W. 85th Circle	Vassar, MI Law School, London School of Economics	$119,319.16	Vassar, MI Law School, London School of Economics	$119,319.16	Personal		Vassar, MI Law School, London School of Economics	$119,319.16	$27,420.25	Senate	Senate	Donors	$27,420.25	12726 W. 85th Circle	Capitol Email: lang@langsias.com	(720) 248-7427		November 4: Sias and his surrogates have gone all in associating Hudak with raising taxes (a dog pooping), spending tax payer dollars fraudulently (a limousine and expensive wine), and a pig (raising taxes profligately). She's the poster child for the liberal every Republican likes to hate, yet she's squeezed out one victory after another over the years. This will be another one of those, but Hudak has the advantage. Hudak wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Senate	Registration 1.1+R Performance 0 - even, toss up, draw Westminster, Arvada	E-Senate	Donors	$119,319.16	$27,420.25	Personal		November 4: Sias and his surrogates have gone all in associating Hudak with raising taxes (a dog pooping), spending tax payer dollars fraudulently (a limousine and expensive wine), and a pig (raising taxes profligately). She's the poster child for the liberal every Republican likes to hate, yet she's squeezed out one victory after another over the years. This will be another one of those, but Hudak has the advantage. Hudak wins.
Senate	Kerr, A. ()	Capitol Email: andy.kerr.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: andy.kerr.house@state.co.us	303-866-2923	Appropriations, Education	November 1: Kerr is spending a lot of money on voter canvassing. Put with Obama's, Pettersen's, and Parker's efforts, there's plenty of voter contact to get Kerr's voters out - about $12,500 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach plus thousands of calls by volunteers daily. He's also put $28,000 into mail to Summers' $15,000. But there's lots of outside mail hitting the district. These actions respond to Kerr's problems: it's flat out easier for Summers to get out his voters than it is for Kerr; and Kerr is facing his TABOR lawsuit "name in the game." Since Kerr's name is on the TABOR case title, that gives him a very high profile on the taxing issue. Lots of people like being able to vote on taxes, so the law suit's assertion that we live in a Republic in which legislators should make taxing decisions isn't very popular. Kerr has outraised Summers in dollars, and it's hard to figure out the reasoning behind Summer's billboard on Hampden that focuses on education, since Summers is against Jeffco School's 3A/B, but right now, Summers probably has the edge. But if Kerr can get out his voters, this will go down to the very thin wire. Favors Summers	a-Neutral	0	Donors	Senate	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	$17,324.47	303-866-2923	Appropriations, Education	November 1: Kerr is spending a lot of money on voter canvassing. Put with Obama's, Pettersen's, and Parker's efforts, there's plenty of voter contact to get Kerr's voters out - about $12,500 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach plus thousands of calls by volunteers daily. He's also put $28,000 into mail to Summers' $15,000. But there's lots of outside mail hitting the district. These actions respond to Kerr's problems: it's flat out easier for Summers to get out his voters than it is for Kerr; and Kerr is facing his TABOR lawsuit "name in the game." Since Kerr's name is on the TABOR case title, that gives him a very high profile on the taxing issue. Lots of people like being able to vote on taxes, so the law suit's assertion that we live in a Republic in which legislators should make taxing decisions isn't very popular. Kerr has outraised Summers in dollars, and it's hard to figure out the reasoning behind Summer's billboard on Hampden that focuses on education, since Summers is against Jeffco School's 3A/B, but right now, Summers probably has the edge. But if Kerr can get out his voters, this will go down to the very thin wire. Favors Summers	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	University of Colorado	$185,185.33	University of Colorado	$185,185.33	State Personal	Votes	University of Colorado	$185,185.33	$17,324.47	Senate	Senate	Donors	$17,324.47	200 E. Colfax, Room 300	Capitol Email: andy.kerr.house@state.co.us	303-866-2923	Appropriations, Education	November 1: Kerr is spending a lot of money on voter canvassing. Put with Obama's, Pettersen's, and Parker's efforts, there's plenty of voter contact to get Kerr's voters out - about $12,500 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach plus thousands of calls by volunteers daily. He's also put $28,000 into mail to Summers' $15,000. But there's lots of outside mail hitting the district. These actions respond to Kerr's problems: it's flat out easier for Summers to get out his voters than it is for Kerr; and Kerr is facing his TABOR lawsuit "name in the game." Since Kerr's name is on the TABOR case title, that gives him a very high profile on the taxing issue. Lots of people like being able to vote on taxes, so the law suit's assertion that we live in a Republic in which legislators should make taxing decisions isn't very popular. Kerr has outraised Summers in dollars, and it's hard to figure out the reasoning behind Summer's billboard on Hampden that focuses on education, since Summers is against Jeffco School's 3A/B, but right now, Summers probably has the edge. But if Kerr can get out his voters, this will go down to the very thin wire. Favors Summers	a-Neutral	0	Senate	Registration 1+R Performance 1.8+D N-S middle to east Jeffco, Edgewater, Lakewood, Ken Caryl	A-Senate	Donors	$185,185.33	$17,324.47	State Personal	Votes	November 1: Kerr is spending a lot of money on voter canvassing. Put with Obama's, Pettersen's, and Parker's efforts, there's plenty of voter contact to get Kerr's voters out - about $12,500 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach plus thousands of calls by volunteers daily. He's also put $28,000 into mail to Summers' $15,000. But there's lots of outside mail hitting the district. These actions respond to Kerr's problems: it's flat out easier for Summers to get out his voters than it is for Kerr; and Kerr is facing his TABOR lawsuit "name in the game." Since Kerr's name is on the TABOR case title, that gives him a very high profile on the taxing issue. Lots of people like being able to vote on taxes, so the law suit's assertion that we live in a Republic in which legislators should make taxing decisions isn't very popular. Kerr has outraised Summers in dollars, and it's hard to figure out the reasoning behind Summer's billboard on Hampden that focuses on education, since Summers is against Jeffco School's 3A/B, but right now, Summers probably has the edge. But if Kerr can get out his voters, this will go down to the very thin wire. Favors Summers
Senate	Summers, K. ()	Capitol Email: ken.summers.house@state.co.us	Capitol Email: ken.summers.house@state.co.us	303-866-2927, 303-989-4343	Education, Health and Environment	November 1: Summers has been at a money disadvantage the whole election cycle, but he has some powerful advantages. The strength of his voters is in south Jeffco, especially the Ken Caryl Ranch and Valley areas. Lots of Republicans live there - in enough density to make it reasonably easy to walk. These Republicans are also eager to vote, and have a several thousand voter advantage over Dems in early voting. Summers also didn't sign up for the TABOR law suit, and his opponent did. Kerr is taking flak for that decision, and while he may not be shot down, it is a liability among Republicans who might otherwise lean to the Democrat in this election. Kerr is spending a lot of money to get his voters out and to offset the bad TABOR press. But he's been taking fire from the 527s and 501c4s whom both candidates have complained about. Kerr has attacked Summers on social issues to attract women voters. If Summers were perceived as more radical, that attack might hurt, but many see Summers as a softer, kinder Republican. The numbers may not quite be there for Kerr. Right now, it's advantage Summers.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	Senate	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 322	$32,158.29	303-866-2927, 303-989-4343	Education, Health and Environment	November 1: Summers has been at a money disadvantage the whole election cycle, but he has some powerful advantages. The strength of his voters is in south Jeffco, especially the Ken Caryl Ranch and Valley areas. Lots of Republicans live there - in enough density to make it reasonably easy to walk. These Republicans are also eager to vote, and have a several thousand voter advantage over Dems in early voting. Summers also didn't sign up for the TABOR law suit, and his opponent did. Kerr is taking flak for that decision, and while he may not be shot down, it is a liability among Republicans who might otherwise lean to the Democrat in this election. Kerr is spending a lot of money to get his voters out and to offset the bad TABOR press. But he's been taking fire from the 527s and 501c4s whom both candidates have complained about. Kerr has attacked Summers on social issues to attract women voters. If Summers were perceived as more radical, that attack might hurt, but many see Summers as a softer, kinder Republican. The numbers may not quite be there for Kerr. Right now, it's advantage Summers.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 322	University of Northern Colorado	$127,475.37	University of Northern Colorado	$127,475.37	State Personal	Votes	University of Northern Colorado	$127,475.37	$32,158.29	Senate	Senate	Donors	$32,158.29	200 E. Colfax, Room 322	Capitol Email: ken.summers.house@state.co.us	303-866-2927, 303-989-4343	Education, Health and Environment	November 1: Summers has been at a money disadvantage the whole election cycle, but he has some powerful advantages. The strength of his voters is in south Jeffco, especially the Ken Caryl Ranch and Valley areas. Lots of Republicans live there - in enough density to make it reasonably easy to walk. These Republicans are also eager to vote, and have a several thousand voter advantage over Dems in early voting. Summers also didn't sign up for the TABOR law suit, and his opponent did. Kerr is taking flak for that decision, and while he may not be shot down, it is a liability among Republicans who might otherwise lean to the Democrat in this election. Kerr is spending a lot of money to get his voters out and to offset the bad TABOR press. But he's been taking fire from the 527s and 501c4s whom both candidates have complained about. Kerr has attacked Summers on social issues to attract women voters. If Summers were perceived as more radical, that attack might hurt, but many see Summers as a softer, kinder Republican. The numbers may not quite be there for Kerr. Right now, it's advantage Summers.	a-Neutral	0	Senate	Registration 1+R Performance 1.8+D N-S middle to east Jeffco, Edgewater, Lakewood, Ken Caryl	A-Senate	Donors	$127,475.37	$32,158.29	State Personal	Votes	November 1: Summers has been at a money disadvantage the whole election cycle, but he has some powerful advantages. The strength of his voters is in south Jeffco, especially the Ken Caryl Ranch and Valley areas. Lots of Republicans live there - in enough density to make it reasonably easy to walk. These Republicans are also eager to vote, and have a several thousand voter advantage over Dems in early voting. Summers also didn't sign up for the TABOR law suit, and his opponent did. Kerr is taking flak for that decision, and while he may not be shot down, it is a liability among Republicans who might otherwise lean to the Democrat in this election. Kerr is spending a lot of money to get his voters out and to offset the bad TABOR press. But he's been taking fire from the 527s and 501c4s whom both candidates have complained about. Kerr has attacked Summers on social issues to attract women voters. If Summers were perceived as more radical, that attack might hurt, but many see Summers as a softer, kinder Republican. The numbers may not quite be there for Kerr. Right now, it's advantage Summers.
Senate	Kerber, D. ()	Capitol Email: dave@kerberforcolorado.com	Capitol Email: dave@kerberforcolorado.com	303-961-9531, 720-244-0443		November 4: Newell outraised Kerber by 100%. That's a tough haul for a challenger in a Senate race. So while Kerber has put in lots of effort, he's probably not going to win. Newell has a slight voter performance advantage, incumbency and money. She will take this seat, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Senate	Personal		7101 East Berry Avenue	$43,450.97	303-961-9531, 720-244-0443		November 4: Newell outraised Kerber by 100%. That's a tough haul for a challenger in a Senate race. So while Kerber has put in lots of effort, he's probably not going to win. Newell has a slight voter performance advantage, incumbency and money. She will take this seat, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		7101 East Berry Avenue	Duke Law School	$105,718.+$15,000.ln	Duke Law School	$105,718.+$15,000.ln	Personal		Duke Law School	$105,718.+$15,000.ln	$43,450.97	Senate	Senate	Donors	$43,450.97	7101 East Berry Avenue	Capitol Email: dave@kerberforcolorado.com	303-961-9531, 720-244-0443		November 4: Newell outraised Kerber by 100%. That's a tough haul for a challenger in a Senate race. So while Kerber has put in lots of effort, he's probably not going to win. Newell has a slight voter performance advantage, incumbency and money. She will take this seat, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	N/A	Senate	Registration .2+R Performance 2.4+D Aurora, Columbine, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Sheridan, Cherry Hills Village	C-Senate	Donors	$105,718.+$15,000.ln	$43,450.97	Personal		November 4: Newell outraised Kerber by 100%. That's a tough haul for a challenger in a Senate race. So while Kerber has put in lots of effort, he's probably not going to win. Newell has a slight voter performance advantage, incumbency and money. She will take this seat, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.
Senate	Newell, L. () **	Capitol Email: LINDA@SENLINDANEWELL.COM	Capitol Email: LINDA@SENLINDANEWELL.COM	303-866-4846, 303-956-9448	Health and Human Services, Transportation	November 4: Newell has doubled Kerber's fundraising, and she's been spending steadily all along. She put another $20,000+ into mail and $11,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. She has received strong support from Arapahoe County Dems and Obama has a comprehensive voter outreach program. All of this helps Newell. She will win this race, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	Senate	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 333	$27,965.95	303-866-4846, 303-956-9448	Health and Human Services, Transportation	November 4: Newell has doubled Kerber's fundraising, and she's been spending steadily all along. She put another $20,000+ into mail and $11,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. She has received strong support from Arapahoe County Dems and Obama has a comprehensive voter outreach program. All of this helps Newell. She will win this race, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	0	Donors	State Personal	Votes	200 E. Colfax, Room 333	Univ. Of California, Irvine	$212,738.82	Univ. Of California, Irvine	$212,738.82	State Personal	Votes	Univ. Of California, Irvine	$212,738.82	$27,965.95	Senate	Senate	Donors	$27,965.95	200 E. Colfax, Room 333	Capitol Email: LINDA@SENLINDANEWELL.COM	303-866-4846, 303-956-9448	Health and Human Services, Transportation	November 4: Newell has doubled Kerber's fundraising, and she's been spending steadily all along. She put another $20,000+ into mail and $11,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. She has received strong support from Arapahoe County Dems and Obama has a comprehensive voter outreach program. All of this helps Newell. She will win this race, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.	a-Neutral	0	Senate	Registration .2+R Performance 2.4+D Aurora, Columbine, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Sheridan, Cherry Hills Village	C-Senate	Donors	$212,738.82	$27,965.95	State Personal	Votes	November 4: Newell has doubled Kerber's fundraising, and she's been spending steadily all along. She put another $20,000+ into mail and $11,000 to Rocky Mountain Voter Outreach. She has received strong support from Arapahoe County Dems and Obama has a comprehensive voter outreach program. All of this helps Newell. She will win this race, even if it's not by a lot. Newell wins.
Senate	Crowder, L. ()	Capitol Email: DMC@GOJADE.ORG	Capitol Email: DMC@GOJADE.ORG	719-852-2289		November 4: Crowder has turned to mail to close out his race, with $21,000 in postcards and other mail. He's run an efficient campaign on the $67,000 he's ginned up. Martinez has more than doubled his money, giving her a leg up. She's very popular among state Democrats, and has spent much of her young political life working as a public servant. Crowder will have to make sure that every rancher in his district votes, along with spouses, children, and grandchildren. He then has to hope for a low turnout. Martinez needs to get her Dems out to vote and she can win. It's a presidential election year, so the big turnout will help Martinez. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Senate	Personal		0777 N Road 102	$6,666.08	719-852-2289		November 4: Crowder has turned to mail to close out his race, with $21,000 in postcards and other mail. He's run an efficient campaign on the $67,000 he's ginned up. Martinez has more than doubled his money, giving her a leg up. She's very popular among state Democrats, and has spent much of her young political life working as a public servant. Crowder will have to make sure that every rancher in his district votes, along with spouses, children, and grandchildren. He then has to hope for a low turnout. Martinez needs to get her Dems out to vote and she can win. It's a presidential election year, so the big turnout will help Martinez. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		0777 N Road 102	Army Veteran	$69,115.00	Army Veteran	$69,115.00	Personal		Army Veteran	$69,115.00	$6,666.08	Senate	Senate	Donors	$6,666.08	0777 N Road 102	Capitol Email: DMC@GOJADE.ORG	719-852-2289		November 4: Crowder has turned to mail to close out his race, with $21,000 in postcards and other mail. He's run an efficient campaign on the $67,000 he's ginned up. Martinez has more than doubled his money, giving her a leg up. She's very popular among state Democrats, and has spent much of her young political life working as a public servant. Crowder will have to make sure that every rancher in his district votes, along with spouses, children, and grandchildren. He then has to hope for a low turnout. Martinez needs to get her Dems out to vote and she can win. It's a presidential election year, so the big turnout will help Martinez. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Senate	Registration 4.4+D Performance 3.8+R SE corner of state, Mineral Cty to Baca Cty	D-Senate	Donors	$69,115.00	$6,666.08	Personal		November 4: Crowder has turned to mail to close out his race, with $21,000 in postcards and other mail. He's run an efficient campaign on the $67,000 he's ginned up. Martinez has more than doubled his money, giving her a leg up. She's very popular among state Democrats, and has spent much of her young political life working as a public servant. Crowder will have to make sure that every rancher in his district votes, along with spouses, children, and grandchildren. He then has to hope for a low turnout. Martinez needs to get her Dems out to vote and she can win. It's a presidential election year, so the big turnout will help Martinez. Advantage Martinez
Senate	Martinez, C. ()			719-588-0673		November 4: Martinez got out some mail, not as much as Crowder. But she has a huge pot of money left to spend on whatever she wants - GOTV, radio, mail, etc. She has support up and down the valley. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Senate	Personal		P.O. Box 66	$68,316.44	719-588-0673		November 4: Martinez got out some mail, not as much as Crowder. But she has a huge pot of money left to spend on whatever she wants - GOTV, radio, mail, etc. She has support up and down the valley. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Donors	Personal		P.O. Box 66	Colorado College	$142,439.89	Colorado College	$142,439.89	Personal		Colorado College	$142,439.89	$68,316.44	Senate	Senate	Donors	$68,316.44	P.O. Box 66		719-588-0673		November 4: Martinez got out some mail, not as much as Crowder. But she has a huge pot of money left to spend on whatever she wants - GOTV, radio, mail, etc. She has support up and down the valley. Advantage Martinez	a-Neutral	N/A	Senate	Registration 4.4+D Performance 3.8+R SE corner of state, Mineral Cty to Baca Cty	D-Senate	Donors	$142,439.89	$68,316.44	Personal		November 4: Martinez got out some mail, not as much as Crowder. But she has a huge pot of money left to spend on whatever she wants - GOTV, radio, mail, etc. She has support up and down the valley. Advantage Martinez