Democratic Senate Campaign Fund

Come join your democratic state Senators Monday, May 16th to celebrate the end of the legislative session from 5-7pm. For more information, please contact Brian at [email protected] or 303.623.4770.

Colorado State Senate holds the majority!

Check out the Colorado Conservation Voters scorecard for our wonderful Democratic senators. They do us proud...

Colorado Conservation Voters

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who made it out last night for our Democratic Women of the Senate event. It was a wonderful time and a lot of fun honoring all the courageous women who have served in the legislature in the great state of Colorado, and also those serving now and hoping to serve in the future. Thank you, you are all greatly appreciated!

Join us in celebrating the past and the future of women in the Colorado State
Senate and help keep the Democratic majority. There are 11 Democratic
women currently holding seats in the Senate and 9 running for office
this fall. We want to honor them along with the courageous women who
paved the way.
Guest $50VIP $100
5:30pm to 7:30pm
Please RSVP by emailing [email protected] or by calling 303-623-4770

Join the DSCF in celebrating the history of Democratic Women of the Senate. June 16, 2010 at the Space Gallery (765 Santa Fe in Denver) from 5:30-7:30pm we will be honoring the women how have shaped the Colorado Democratic State Senate!

Join the Democratic Senate Campaign Fund to celebrate the end of session Opening Day
May 17, 2010
The Crawford Hill House
Haddon, Morgan and Foreman Law
150 East 10th Avenue
5:00-7:30 p.m.
Our baseball themed post session fundraiser will for the 1st time in DSCF
history feature a dunk tank.
Please call 303.623.4770 or email [email protected], [email protected] to RSVP

Read up on Lucia Guzman, running in Senate District 34.

Meet the Candidate: Lucia Guzman Runs for State Senate Lucia Guzman is not only Harvard-educated, she is also a reverend, former Texan and community activist. The self-described "progressive" is running for Colorado state senate district 34.

An excerpt (read the rest below):
"Arapahoe County Republicans considered a resolution that said minimum
wages hurt the economy. Denver Democrats said a fair minimum wage is
good for business."

Party planks follow partisan preferences | Colorado Statesman The divide between Democrats and Republicans runs deep and is exemplified by the resolutions adopted at county assemblies throughout Colorado in March and April.

Let's keep this trend going!

ColoradoPols.com:: Democrats Outraising Republicans as November Approaches The three Democratic campaign committees ended March with approximately $22 million more in the bank than their Republican counterparts, a financial edge that party strategists hope will insulate them from considerable losses in the coming midterm elections.

Happy Earth Day!!! Let's make her proud and keep her nice.

More support for education reform.
Do it for the kids!

Four Colorado governors back teacher tenure reform - Denver Business Journal: The four living current and former governors of Colorado — three Democrats and one Republican — have penned an editorial in support of major reform of Colorado laws governing tenure for public school teachers.