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  Wednesday, March 3, 2004



Denver November 2004 Election

Ben Nighthorse Campbell dropped out of the race for U.S. Senator from Colorado. This is a bombshell around here. Why would he drop out now? Colorado Luis is on the story. Colorado is suddenly relevant in national politics.
6:19:44 PM     



2004 Presidential Election

John Kerry has the Democratic nomination wrapped up. What a wild ride over the last couple of months. Well, really since early last year. Now on to the election in November. Taegan Goddard, and others, predict a very close election.

The big news for me is that Howard Dean finally won a primary, Vermont.

Here's the coverage of Super Tuesday from the AP via the Rocky Mountain News. From the article, "Altogether, Kerry won in California, Rhode Island, Ohio, New York, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland and Georgia. For the opening of his general election campaign Wednesday, Kerry picked Florida, site of the historic 2000 recount election that gave Bush the presidency."

A little Colorado trivia from the Rocky Mountain News: No native Coloradan has ever been elected president, or even won a major party nomination; But that's about to change - presuming there are no surprises between now and the Democratic convention; John F. Kerry was born Dec. 11, 1943, at what was then called Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Aurora. His father, in the Army Air Corps, was recovering from tuberculosis there; Former Sen. Gary Hart, Colorado's best known presidential candidate, never made it to the nomination and is a Kansas native. Former Rep. Pat Schroeder, who flirted with a run, was born in Oregon; No, Gov. Bill Owens has no chance of becoming the first native Coloradan to get the Republican presidential nomination, should he run in 2008. He was born in Fort Worth, Texas.

Update: Josh Marshall: "A new poll out from Pew: Kerry 48%, Bush 44% among registered voters. There's an extensive discussion of the internals from the poll here."
6:51:26 AM     



Colorado Water

Aurora will allow watering one day per week during April, according to the Rocky Mountain News [March 3, 2004, "Aurora OKs watering plan"]. From the article, "The City Council gave preliminary approval this week to a resolution that allows Aurora's 69,000 water users to choose the day of the week they water. There are no restrictions as to the time of day or how long someone can water, but people can be cited if there is any runoff from their property."
6:42:35 AM     



2003 Denver Mayoral Transition

Michael Locatis, Denver's new CIO, is the subject of this article from the Rocky Mountain News [March 3, 2004, "City's information officer starts work"]. The Ol' Coyote (Denver Public Works' leading IT curmudgeon ) got to howl a bit with Mr. Locatis at a meeting yesterday. Mr. Locatis is the city's second CIO however, not the first as reported by the Rocky.
6:38:17 AM     



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