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CSPR 2012 Colorado Legislative Candidate Surveys

Click to read where the candidates for State House and State Senate stand on the important issues facing Colorado’s economic well-being:

Syndi Anderson - Senate District 14

 Amy Atwood - House District 28

 Francine Bigelow - Senate District 21

 J. Paul Brown - House District 59

 Rick Enstrom - House District 23

 Jennifer George - House District 18

 Lois Landgraf - House District 21

 Clarice Navarro - House District 47

 Dave Pigott - House District 38

 Robert Ramirez - House District 29

 Bob Rankin - House District 57

 Bill Ross - Senate District 29

 Spencer Swalm - House District 37

 Brian Vande Krol - House District 35

Taxes & Fees
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