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American Nurses Association Endorses Romanoff

American Nurses Association Endorses Romanoff

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | AUGUST 2, 2010 | ROMANOFF FOR COLORADO

The American Nurses Association (ANA), in concert with its constituent organization, the Colorado Nurses Association (CNA), has enthusiastically endorsed Andrew Romanoff for U.S. Senate.

"Andrew Romanoff has demonstrated that he is an adept political leader, able to work effectively across party lines on a broad variety of issues," said CNA Executive Director Fran Ricker. "His political and leadership experience is a matter of record. This candidate has demonstrated personal and political courage throughout his career. Members describe him as accessible, solid, authentic, committed, and consistent in support of nursing and health care issues."

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Romanoff Surges In Colorado Senate Poll

Romanoff Surges In Colorado Senate Poll

8/1/2010 - CBS 4 Denver (AP) Democrat Andrew Romanoff has surged in his primary challenge against Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, according to a Denver Post poll.

The newspaper reported Sunday that Romanoff has closed a double-digit deficit to Bennet and now holds a narrow lead of 48 percent to 45 percent among 536 likely Democratic primary voters, with the rest undecided. The poll by Survey USA had a margin of error of 4.3 points.

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Romanoff pulls even with Bennet, poll finds

Romanoff pulls even with Bennet, poll finds

8/1/2010 - The Denver Post - Democratic Senate hopeful Andrew Romanoff has closed a double-digit deficit and pulled even with incumbent Michael Bennet in Colorado's Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, according to a new Denver Post/9News poll.

Romanoff and Bennet are about even — 48 percent to 45 percent, respectively — in the poll of 536 Democrats who have voted or are likely to vote in the Aug. 10 primary. The question has a margin of error of 4.3 percentage points.

The results show a surge for the former state House speaker since June, when he was 17 points behind, and are likely a reflection of a well-organized and passionate ground game, analysts say. Romanoff recently sold his house and cashed in savings to loan his campaign $325,000.

Romanoff's movement is "dramatic," according to pollster Jay Leve of Survey USA, the firm that conducted the poll.

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Defending Seniors—and the Truth

Defending Seniors—and the Truth

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | JULY 28, 2010 | ROMANOFF FOR COLORADO

For the second time in a week, my opponent has attempted to mislead the citizens of Colorado (1). Here are the facts:

  • I oppose the privatization of Social Security. I said so in the vote I cast in the state legislature (2), and I renew that pledge now. The resolution my opponent cites has nothing to do with privatizing Social Security; in fact, it specifically urges Congress NOT to cut Social Security benefits (3).
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Greeley Tribune:  Romanoff best bet in primary

Greeley Tribune:  Romanoff best bet in primary

7/25/2010 - Greeley Tribune - Andrew Romanoff, former speaker of the House for the Colorado General Assembly, has enough political know-how to hit the floor running. His leadership in Colorado government showed us Romanoff is a man who knows how to get things done. That is the primary reason Romanoff receives our endorsement.

We support Romanoff as the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.  Read More

Romanoff Vows to Make Climate Change a Top Priority

Romanoff Vows to Make Climate Change a Top Priority

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | JULY 23, 2010 | ROMANOFF FOR COLORADO

U.S Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff issued the following statement today upon the Senate Democrats' decision not to pursue climate-change legislation this year: 

One of the worst disasters in American history has left our nation heartbroken and angry. In the U.S. Senate, however, it's business as usual. Yesterday we received word that the United States Senate shot down a proposal that would put caps on carbon emissions.

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