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“We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Republicans are privately pessimistic about Gardner’s chances. The first-term senator is a skilled campaigner but has long been seen as one of the party’s most vulnerable senators because of the state’s changing political landscape. Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, 68, is challenging Republican Sen. Cory Gardner, 46, in Colorado, a state that has trended sharply to the left since President Donald Trump’s 2016 election. “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Rachel Irwin, a spokesperson for the Senate version of Majority Forward, declined to comment on why a dark money group was better than a super PAC, which would require donor disclosure.

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Given his strong fundraising and multiple public polls showing him ahead by double digits, we believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin told Politico. Politico reported the PAC has spent $15 million in ads in Colorado in its efforts to defeat Gardner.

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This week, Gardner report 2020-07-06 · Democratic super PAC boosts spending in Iowa Senate race Senate Majority PAC plans to spend an additional $3.6 million Democrat Theresa Greenfield is running against Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst. “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Republicans are privately pessimistic about Gardner’s chances. The first-term senator is a skilled campaigner but has long been seen as one of the party’s most vulnerable senators because of the state’s changing political landscape. Senate Majority PAC said it will cancel $1.2 million in television ads and spend the money elsewhere as Democrats press a newly expanded Senate map, which Republicans on the run in GOP strongholds 2020-10-16 · “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Republicans are still spending modestly to support Gardner. Last week the Republican counterpart to Senate Majority PAC, the Senate Leadership Fund, added another $1 million to its spending in Colorado as part of a $22 million blitz to defend seats around the Se hela listan på ballotpedia.org Senate Majority PAC said it will cancel $1.2 million in “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin 2020-10-16 · Senate Majority PAC said it will cancel $1.2 million in “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin President Donald Trump and Repubican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner are pictured in a Senate Majority PAC TV ad the Democratic group has been airing in Colorado in March 2020.
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Republicans are privately pessimistic about Gardner’s chances. The first-term senator is a skilled campaigner but has long been seen as one of the party’s most vulnerable senators because of the state’s changing political landscape. Senate Majority PAC said it will cancel $1.2 million in television ads and spend the money elsewhere as Democrats press a newly expanded Senate map, which Republicans on the run in GOP strongholds 2020-10-16 · “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Republicans are still spending modestly to support Gardner.
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Given his strong fundraising and multiple public polls showing him ahead by double digits, we believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin told Politico. Politico reported the PAC has spent $15 million in ads in Colorado in its efforts to defeat Gardner.

The first-term senator is a skilled campaigner but has long been seen as one of the party’s most vulnerable senators because of the state’s changing political landscape. Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, 68, is challenging Republican Sen. Cory Gardner, 46, in Colorado, a state that has trended sharply to the left since President Donald Trump’s 2016 election. “We believe Gov. Hickenlooper is in good shape heading into the final stretch,” Senate Majority PAC spokeswoman Rachel Irwin said. Rachel Irwin, a spokesperson for the Senate version of Majority Forward, declined to comment on why a dark money group was better than a super PAC, which would require donor disclosure. In a now-deleted Sunday tweet, Senate Majority PAC communications director Rachel Irwin peddled a fake email claiming the Farm Bureau had rescinded its endorsement of Ernst.