Denver November 2004 Election
Unpredictability is the hallmark of the Senate race this year, according to the Denver Post [January 2, 2004, "Race for Colorado's Senate seat shaping up to be unpredictable"]. From the article, "U.S. Rep. Mark Udall's decision to opt out of the race has turned the spotlight on former Sen. Gary Hart and two political newcomers who have officially filed, Brad Freedberg and Mike Miles, all Democrats. But Colorado Democratic Party chairman Chris Gates said even if Hart doesn't run, at least three Democratic figures are looking at getting into the race: state Sen. Dan Grossman, D-Denver; University of Colorado Regent Jim Martin; and former Hart chief of staff and public relations executive Tom Hoog. Last week, the primary fight heated up between the two Democrats who are definitely running. Freedberg, a Denver lawyer, sent out a release attacking the experience of Miles, a Colorado Springs educator. Between the two, Miles seems to enjoy the most favor among party figures, drawing mention from Udall when he opted out last week. Miles dismissed Freedberg's criticism." Mr. Freedburg and Mr. Miles, where are your weblogs?
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