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March 22, 2018 10:09 AM UTC

Lucia Guzman Steps Down as Senate Minority Leader

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  • by: Colorado Pols
State Sen. Lucia Guzman (D-Denver)

Senate Minority Leader Lucia Guzman resigned her leadership post on Thursday. Senate Democrats elected Pueblo Democrat Leroy Garcia as her replacement.

The term-limited Guzman will serve out the remainder of her time in the Senate as Assistant Minority Leader. In a statement, Guzman explained her decision thusly:

“Sometimes leadership means stepping back so others can step forward. Traditionally, those in leadership hold onto their role and title until the very end of their term, but I’m passing the torch now. I believe providing more time for leaders to learn and grow is the best way to set up future caucuses for success.”

As the Associated Press reports, Guzman had grown understandably frustrated with Senate Republicans and their refusal to take any action regarding multiple accusations of sexual harassment against its members. Guzman also said that an attack from Senate Republicans on Democrat Daniel Kagan was the “final straw” in her decision-making process.

We certainly can’t fault Guzman for being fed up with trying to work with Senate President Kevin Grantham and pals.

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One thought on “Lucia Guzman Steps Down as Senate Minority Leader

  1. Rep. Guzman is a class act all the way. When she ran for school board, I canvassed for her. She really has a heart (and a brain) for people of Colorado.

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