Thursday, December 8, 2005

Ritter for Governor? Colorado Pols: "Democrat Bill Ritter announced today that he has hired Greg Kolomitz to be his campaign manager. Kolomitz has a long record as a political consultant, with a specialty in referendum and issue campaigns. However, the hiring of Kolomitz was met with some groans from Democrats worried that he isn't experienced enough with a big statewide race to effectively handle Ritter's campaign (don't shoot the messenger -- that's the word on the street)." Category: Denver November 2006 Election 6:46:59 PM    comment []

Internet politics Political Wire: "The Digital Future Project concludes the Internet 'has become an increasingly valuable tool in political campaigns, with a growing number of users saying the technology is empowering their political decisions.' In a survey, nearly 40 percent said they feel the Internet gives them more political clout -- up from 27 percent the year before. And almost 62 percent of respondents said they believe the Internet is important to political campaigns. Study director Jeffrey Cole: 'Clearly, the Internet[base ']s role in the American political process will continue to grow, and it could have a significant impact during the Congressional elections of 2006.'" Coyote Gulch will help any campaign start a weblog and website, free of charge. You'll need $2,500 or so for a PowerBook and $39.95 for a copy of Radio Userland. You'll also need a broadband Internet connection. We can have you up and running in a few minutes. Category: Denver November 2006 Election 6:51:21 AM    comment []

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