Among the many candidates who made appearances at Saturday's county assembly for the Jefferson County Republican Party was a familiar name to Arvada voters: one Robert Ramirez.
Ramirez has officially filed his paperwork with the Secretary of State's office to once again run for the State House in HD-29. In 2010, Ramirez defeated incumbent Democrat Debbie Benefield by less than 200 votes to win a seat that probably gave Republicans their short-lived majority in the State House.
In the following two years, Ramirez made multiple campaign blunders and odd policy statements, a combination that ultimately saw Democrat Tracy Kraft-Tharp re-take the seat for Democrats in 2012 by a solid 51-43 margin. It's difficult to say whether Ramirez is serious about running a real campaign in 2014, given his late entry into the race, or if Republicans just asked him to put his name on the ballot. If you look at his campaign website, it appears to be unchanged from sometime after he was first elected in 2010.
You must be logged in to post a comment.
BY: Sparky
IN: Colorado Republicans Vote Against Veterans AND Sex Abuse Victims in 24 Hours
BY: Sparky
IN: Colorado Republicans Still Focused on Fighting…Colorado Republicans
BY: Sparky
IN: Adam Frisch’s Yuge Post-Boebert Q1: This Game’s Still On
BY: Sparky
IN: Off The Deep End With Rep. Ken “Skin” DeGraaf
BY: Sparky
IN: ‘I’m Not COVID Vaxxed:’ Boebert Denies That Vaccination Caused Her Blood Clot
BY: Duke Cox
IN: ‘I’m Not COVID Vaxxed:’ Boebert Denies That Vaccination Caused Her Blood Clot
BY: Muhammad Ali Hasan
IN: ‘I’m Not COVID Vaxxed:’ Boebert Denies That Vaccination Caused Her Blood Clot
BY: Lauren Boebert is a Worthless POS
IN: Wednesday Open Thread
BY: JohnInDenver
IN: Wednesday Open Thread
BY: JohnInDenver
IN: Wednesday Open Thread
Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to stay in the loop with regular updates!
Comments