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Campaigns vie for coveted TV ad space

A Face the State Staff Report

September 16, 2008

With a November ballot that will see 18 different constitutional questions, a contentious U.S. Senate race, and a presidential race now polling within the margin of error, state and local races are left to figure out how to best reach voters. The smartest way, according to Colorado campaign experts, is also the most expensive: TV advertisements.

Slideshow: 2008 State Republican Convention

June 2, 2008

Face The State was on the scene snapping photos at this Saturday's Republican State Convention. Take a look.

Hillman Beats Schultheis, Gholston in Three-Way Race For RNC Spot

A Face the State Staff Report

June 2, 2008

In a three-way race for Colorado's Republican National Committeeman Saturday, former state Senate Majority Leader Mark Hillman topped state Sen. Dave Schultheis, R-Colo. Springs, and GOP activist Leondray Gholston at the state GOP convention in Broomfield.

Multiple factors aid in Democrat takeover of North Jeffco

A Face the State Staff Report

May 20, 2008

While once Republican strategists could count on north Jefferson County to turn their way on Election Day, the last decade has proven a bloodbath for the party, with Democrats now holding all but a single one of the region’s five state legislative seats.

Legislative Superlatives 2008

FTS Opinion

May 7, 2008

Gosh, did the year really go by that fast? We've had such an awesome time working together on the Face The State High School yearbook committee. Our advisors from the CSU and CU student newspapers really helped keep things in good taste. (Thanks, guys!) Congratulations to the winners in this year's list of superlatives. See you next session and have a great summer vacation, okay?

Hillman defends his record on Referendum C

A Face the State Staff Report

April 16, 2008

After announcing earlier this month that he is running to serve as Colorado’s Republican National Committeeman, former state Senate Majority leader Mark Hillman faced something he has not frequently been subjected to throughout his political career: Controversy.