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We are one month and one day away from the election, and our races are getting close! Grassroots volunteers across the state are consistently walking doors and making calls to persuade voters that Republicans can deliver on our Commitment to Colorado ([link removed]) .

Please watch the video of CD7 candidate Erik Aadland on Fox News ([link removed]) discussing how Colorado has become a border state. He is doing a great job drawing attention to the pressing issues working families are dealing with under Democrat control.

Take a look at CD8 candidate Barb Kirkmeyer's new TV ad ([link removed]) , hitting the Dems on their reckless spending.

You'll also see many walk days with statewide and local candidates below...please join in on any you are able to make. New volunteers are ALWAYS welcome, so bring a friend, too!

Finally, as promised, here is the list of recommendations from the State GOP on this year's ballot initiatives. This list is now on our website, so please share. ([link removed])

Never surrender!

Chairwoman | Colorado GOP
UPDATE VIDEO FROM CHAIRWOMAN KRISTI BURTON BROWN
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Upcoming Events
Candidate of the Week: Ryan Gonzalez for HD-50
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Ryan is a 2021 graduate of the Leadership Program of the Rockies and a decade-long volunteer for homelessness and mental health agencies. He graduated from UNC with a business degree in 2018. He is running for House District 50 in Greeley/Evans/Garden City. The son of immigrants, Ryan knows firsthand the struggles of nearly 50 percent of his district. Being raised by a single mother who spoke only Spanish in the home, he learned the value of hard work and what freedom and liberty mean at an early age.

Donate and learn more about Ryan's campaign below:
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** ENDORSEMENT: Crime fighter John Kellner for Colorado AG
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Denver Gazette: ([link removed]) The Colorado attorney general’s race this fall comes down to a simple choice between a prosecutor and a professor.

With an unprecedented crime wave engulfing our state, we’ll vote for the prosecutor.

That’s John Kellner. A Republican, he was elected in 2020 to his current post as district attorney of the state’s largest judicial district, the 18th, in the south Denver metro area. Kellner has been putting bad guys behind bars throughout his career, starting as a Marine judge advocate on active duty in Afghanistan. He is now a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Reserve.
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** Colorado GOP Senate nominee O'Dea hits Sen. Bennet for crime, inflation spikes under his watch
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Fox News: ([link removed]) Colorado Senate nominee Joe O’Dea blamed Sen. Michael Bennet for rising crime and inflation – two issues he said Centennial State voters care about most.

"Working Americans here in Colorado are fed up with the status quo," he told Fox News. "He's been there 13 years and he's caused the problem."

O’Dea, who considers himself a moderate Republican, is facing a tough race against Bennet. Polling has been sparse and somewhat inconsistent, though O’Dea is typically within striking distance.

"I'm not worried about these polls. It'll be what it will be," he said. "But I guarantee you, working Americans are fired up about my campaign."


** Republican gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl wants to reduce regulation amid inflation and eliminate the state income tax
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Colorado Public Radio: ([link removed]) Republican Heidi Ganahl is looking to upset incumbent Democratic Gov. Jared Polis in the November election.

Ganahl, an at-large member of the University of Colorado Board of Regents, is the only Republican currently holding statewide office in Colorado. An entrepreneur, she founded the Camp Bow Wow dog care franchise. Her family now owns BBQ restaurants

In an interview with Colorado Matters, Ganahl said she’d tackle inflation by reducing state regulation and improving the climate for small business.

She promised to abolish the state’s 4.55 percent income tax, saying she could replace the $11 billion it generates by cutting a bloated state government. And she outlined her transportation plan, saying she’d ask voters to approve a list of specific construction programs aimed at reducing congestion.
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Articles To Read
>> Colorado Public Radio: Republican Barbara Kirkmeyer makes her case to represent Colorado’s newest and most competitive congressional district ([link removed])

>> Fox News: Colorado has ‘become a border state’: Erik Aadland ([link removed])

>> FOX 21: Gubernatorial candidate’s claims of Primary Election voting violations unfounded, DA says ([link removed])

>> Denver Post: Joe O’Dea warns of an IRS shakedown. Sen. Michael Bennet says it’s just modernizing ([link removed])

>> Colorado Public Radio: In Colorado Senate race, Joe O’Dea criticizes his opponent and the Democrats over inflation, crime and Space Command ([link removed])

>> Colorado Politics: GOP congressional candidate Erik Aadland endorsed by former US Senate candidates ([link removed])

Fox 31: Colorado businesses plan to react to higher inflation in Mountain West ([link removed])

Axios: What to know about Colorado's "precarious" economy ([link removed])
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