Presidential campaign
Still a chance? 2020 presidential longshots like Colorado’s Michael Bennet insist race is up for grabs
Voters cast ballots in less than three months, and the Democratic primary is still crowded with little guys
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Michael Bennet looks to New Hampshire to give his 2020 presidential campaign new life
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Michael Bennet’s presidential campaign reports $2.1M in fundraising for 3rd quarter
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Michael Bennet, fighting for traction in his presidential bid, releases education plan
Bennet released an education plan Thursday that he says draws from his experience as superintendent of Denver Public Schools
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I left John Hickenlooper's presidential campaign with ample amounts of respect and gratitude
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“This won’t be a coronation.” If Hickenlooper wants to be a U.S. senator, he needs to clear many hurdles
Back home, the former Colorado governor faces some of the same challenges that torpedoed his 2020 presidential bid
John Hickenlooper expected to end his 2020 presidential bid on Thursday
It's unclear whether Hickenlooper will now challenge Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner, who is considered the country's most vulnerable Republican senator
After calling out inequity on debate stage, Michael Bennet leans on his education experience in his presidential bid
Michael Bennet, who is currently polling at less than 1% and has yet to release an education platform, spoke with Chalkbeat about his education plans,
Krieger: Will Hick take advice from a (former) Republican?
Former Gov. John Hickenlooper is being urged to try to unseat Republican Sen. Cory Gardner. That could be a tough call.
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Pressure mounts on John Hickenlooper, but a U.S. Senate bid is no sure bet
On Thursday, Colorado's former governor insisted his focus was on the presidential race
Nicolais: Michael Bennet’s “equal is not equal” highlighted a tragic legacy in public schools
Sixty-five years removed from Brown v. Education, the racial divide it meant to eradicate still permeates many school districts
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