We need Washington to work for us. That won’t happen as long as special interests are able to bankroll Congress and block reform. I am the only candidate in this race willing to fix that system, by turning down the cash that corrupts it.
For nearly a decade, I have fought to energize our economy, strengthen our schools, curb the cost of health care, and protect our fragile planet. That’s why I've been recognized as one of the most effective legislative leaders in America – and why I’ll be the best Senator money can’t buy.
Romanoff Closes Gap on Norton, Survey Says
U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff has pulled into a virtual tie with the leading Republican contender and continues to run well ahead of Michael Bennet, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll released today. Read More
03/03/2010 - The Journal Advocate - Judy Debus - “I’m not taking contributions from special interest groups,” Andrew Romanoff told the Logan Democratic Party at their monthly Democrat Dinner on Tuesday evening. “We need to break the death grip those groups have on Congress."
Romanoff is a candidate for the U.S. Senate. He has traveled to all 64 counties in Colorado with his message that the special interests have enough politicians on their payroll and he wants to be the senator that is different. Read More
02/28/2010 - Summit Daily News - Robert Allen - Former Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff visited Frisco on Saturday as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate.
Romanoff said he aims to help curb the partisan gridlock in Washington, D.C. through strategy that worked in Denver to “bring people together outside the Capitol to get things done inside.”
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02/28/2010 - Glenwood Springs Post Independent - John Gardner - Former Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff spoke to local Democrats on Saturday at the New Castle Community Center during the Garfield County Democrat's central committee meeting.
“I'm running because I think the Senate has become the place where good ideas go to die,” Romanoff said. Read More
RealClearPolitics Blog - Rasmussen's latest numbers in the Colorado Senate race (500 LVs, 2/2, MoE +/- 4.5%) show that appointed Sen. Michael Bennet might not be the Democrats' strongest candidate against former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton, the early favorite on the GOP side. Former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff (D) is running closer in some early matchups. Read More
2/26/2010 - The Colorado Statesman - Jody Hope Strogoff & Ernest Luning - Andrew Romanoff: "I spent 16 years uniting and strengthening and building the Democratic Party. They were united a year ago behind my candidacy, although it didn’t work out that way. But you know, we earned the support of almost every major newspaper in the state; 62 of the 64 county chairs; almost every Democratic legislator; and we’re building the same kind of coalition now. So, I think what a lot of Dems, what they’ve always wanted is to hold the seat, and I’ve got the best chance of doing that, as I think the most recent survey concluded." Read More
