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Voters decide nominees Tuesday in several Democratic contests, including the governor's race and a Denver-area House primary. The outcomes will set the party's candidates for November in a state that has favored Democrats in recent presidential elections.
vox.comVoters in Colorado will select Democratic nominees Tuesday for governor and several other offices. The contests follow last week's progressive victories in New York and feature debates over how state leaders should respond to federal policy changes.
Two-term Gov. Jared Polis is term-limited. The contest to succeed him has centered on differing approaches to federal actions affecting the state, including decisions on disaster declarations and agency locations. State Attorney General Phil Weiser has emphasized lawsuits against federal policies, while U.S. Sen.
Michael Bennet has highlighted plans on climate and health care. The winner will be favored in the November general election.
Fifteen-term Rep. Diana DeGette faces a challenge from Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old lawyer endorsed by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. A third candidate, University of Colorado Regent Wanda James, is also running. Kiros has criticized corporate political contributions and U.S. policy toward Israel. DeGette has pointed to her record on abortion rights and other issues.
Incumbent Sen. John Hickenlooper faces a primary challenge from state Sen. Julie Gonzales. The contest includes discussion of generational differences and legislative records. Hickenlooper previously defeated a Democratic opponent in 2018 before winning the general election.
Democrats are choosing a nominee in the 8th District, a competitive seat held by a Republican elected by less than one percentage point in 2024. State Rep. Manny Rutinel and former state Rep. Shannon Bird are the candidates. The district includes northern Denver suburbs and Greeley.
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