Colorado: Cindy Lowery

March 26, 2009 - 01:03 pm
NEWS FEED: Denver Post

Crowded Dem field seeks House seat

Colorado House District 3 Democratic candidate Sam Cassidy wants you to know that he's not a carpetbagger or a shill for big oil companies, as some bloggers in the more liberal side of his party have alleged.

Discourse has gotten a little testy — and crowded — in the nine-way race for the safe Democratic seat incorporating parts of Denver and Arapahoe counties.

The free-for-all ends tonight, as a 100-person vacancy committee selects a replacement for exiting Rep. Anne McGihon, who left her post after rejoining her law firm.

A former lieutenant governor and state senator, Cassidy erected a Web page saying he's a longtime Denverite and he's sold his oil exploration company and now invests his money only in renewable energy — among other defenses.

Wed, 11/26/2008 - 19:56

Lowery aims to succeed Coken as Denver Democratic Party chair

With Denver Democratic Party Chair Jennifer Coken stepping down next February to focus on a state legislative campaign, former State House District 8 candidate Cindy Lowery is the frontrunner to succeed her.

Coken said she won't seek a second two-year term as chair because she's planning to run for state House District 4 in 2010, when incumbent state Rep. Jerry Frangas (D-Denver) must step down because of term limits.

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Mon, 08/11/2008 - 15:31

2008 primary preview: State House races

Colorado has 15 competitive state House primaries tomorrow, though some are more competitive than others.

The most interesting and competitive Democratic races to watch are in the 6th and 8th state House Districts, while the 15th state House District race between Douglas Bruce and Mark Waller headlines the GOP primary battles.

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