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(D) Phil Weiser
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(D) Alexis King
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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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REPUBLICANS
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November 18, 2010 02:38 AM UTC
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She would have been my pick for Hick’s Lieutenant Gov. if it hadn’t been for her fall from grace. Despite that, she remains a fine mind, a great source of information on water issues. I hope she rejoins the Democratic Party and stays in public life. To have come so close in a write in is a testament to her ability.
All of it. You’re eloquent, on target, and reasonable today.
I’m not. Funny how the result kind of upset me; not necessarily because she lost, but because it really implies that as a printed name on the ballot she would’ve won.
WTF, Kathleen?
Anyway, I seriously expect her to run again in two years… as an independent still. So we may get half our wish.
is the R finishing third, especially this year.
That district leans Democratic, but no way should you have been able to split the D base two ways and still finish 1-2. I guess it’s a sign of how strong Curry’s R and U support was.
I also expect to see her back on the ballot as an independent in two years. But I’d much rather she reconcile with the Ds.
But I’d much rather she reconcile with the Ds.”
Too much water under the bridge for the water expert, perhaps?
you’d understand. He came off as an Amway salesman without the charisma.
I am not in 61, but know and respect Kathleen. Not sure what I would have done if I lived there. Garfield has of late been a swing county, races–even this year–were a lot closer there than elsewhere on the Western Slope. It was especially close in 2008, but also this year relative to other counties.
I think you are right, Curry has/had a lot of support from R’s and U’s in her district.
Curry is a wonderful example of how to govern in this state and I sincerely hope she returns to public service sometime in the future.
Good campaign, Kathleen! Well done.
If she runs as an independent in 2012 she will be the favorite. On the other hand voters may figure out that Roger Wilson is a solid person not a petulant whiner who doesn’t check the law before switching parties. Curry ran an impressive race but it may well have been her last hurrah.
who ran a fine campaign. Winning in HD61 by a Democrat is always difficult. This year with popular incumbent Curry as a write-in, more so. I think he will represent the district well. When re-election time comes, I hope all those who are disappointed that Curry lost, will be on board with Roger.