We need Washington to work for us. That won’t happen as long as special interests are able to bankroll Congress and block reform. I am the only candidate in this race willing to fix that system, by turning down the cash that corrupts it.

For nearly a decade, I have fought to energize our economy, strengthen our schools, curb the cost of health care, and protect our fragile planet. That’s why I've been recognized as one of the most effective legislative leaders in America – and why I’ll be the best Senator money can’t buy.



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Romanoff touts trade proposals in Springs visit

Romanoff touts trade proposals in Springs visit

4/15/2010 - Colorado Springs Gazette - Tom Roeder - On Wednesday, Neppl hosted Colorado senate hopeful Andrew Romanoff, who is trying to unseat appointed incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet in the Democratic primary.

“The Republicans weren’t listening,” Neppl said after showing Romanoff through the Springs Fabrication Inc. plant off Powers Boulevard.

Romanoff joins a growing group of Democrats and Republicans who are wary of the continued trade imbalance with China. Read More

Romanoff tops Bennet in “Super Saturday” assemblies

Romanoff tops Bennet in “Super Saturday” assemblies

4/10/2010 - Denver Post - Lynn Bartels - Hundreds of Democrats and Republicans packed their county assemblies today, munching free doughnuts and cheering on their favorite candidates.

Billed as "Super Saturday" because so many large counties meet on the same day, the biggest drama was in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary where delegates voted for either Michael Bennet or Andrew Romanoff.

Romanoff beat Bennet during the caucuses in March and continued the trend today. Read More

Romanoff beats Bennet at county Democratic assembly

Romanoff beats Bennet at county Democratic assembly

4/10/2010 - Colorado Springs Gazette - Former Colorado House speaker Andrew Romanoff beat U.S. Senate incumbent Michael Bennet in today's delegate vote at the El Paso County Democratic Party assembly, a reversal of the results in caucus voting last month.

Romanoff received 307 votes, or about 53 percent of the 579 votes cast, compared with 251 votes for Bennet. Twenty-one delegates were uncommitted.

That was a turnaround from a straw poll conducted at county caucus meetings in March, when Bennet got 568 votes and Romanoff received 456. Read More

Romanoff Rocks on ‘Super Saturday’

Romanoff Rocks on ‘Super Saturday’

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | APR. 10, 2010 | ROMANOFF FOR COLORADO

U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff swept the major counties holding Democratic assemblies today, the "Super Saturday" when more than 70 percent of the delegates to the state Democratic assembly are being selected.

Gaining 14 points from his performance in the statewide precinct caucuses in March, Romanoff took El Paso County, 55 percent to 45 percent. Romanoff also moved Boulder County into his column and extended his lead in Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson and Pueblo counties. Read More

Summit Dems lean toward Romanoff

Summit Dems lean toward Romanoff

04/07/2010 - Summit Daily News - Julie Sutor - U.S. Senate candidate for Colorado Andrew Romanoff has a significant edge over incumbent U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet among local Democrats.

The Summit County Democrats held their county assembly Monday night, when they selected delegates to send to the Colorado State Democratic Assembly May 22. Eleven of Summit's 30 delegates have pledged their support for Bennet, who was appointed to serve the remainder of Ken Salazar's term when Salazar took over the U.S. Department of the Interior; 19 Summit delegates favor Romanoff, former Speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives. Read More

Romanoff: I’ll Fight for Net Neutrality

Romanoff: I’ll Fight for Net Neutrality

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | APR. 6, 2010 | ROMANOFF FOR COLORADO
U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff released the following statement on today's "net neutrality" ruling by a federal appeals court:

Today’s decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in Comcast v. FCC hurts consumers – especially those in rural and other underserved areas. When I am in the U.S. Senate, I will fight to protect consumers, promote competition and preserve Internet neutrality. Read More

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