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Colorado House of Representatives • 2012 Colorado Senate Elections

Elections for the Colorado House of Representatives were held in Colorado on November 6, 2012. All 65 seats were up for election.

The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was April 2, 2012. The primary Election Day was June 26, 2012.

See also: Colorado State Senate elections, 2012 and State legislative elections, 2012

Incumbents retiring

See also: Colorado Game Changers
Name Party Current office
Andrew Kerr Electiondot.png Democratic House District 26
B.J. Nikkel Ends.png Republican House District 49
David Balmer Ends.png Republican House District 39
Donald Beezley Ends.png Republican House District 33
Edward Casso Electiondot.png Democratic House District 32
Glenn Vaad Ends.png Republican House District 48
James Kerr Ends.png Republican House District 28
Joe Miklosi Electiondot.png Democratic House District 9
John Kefalas Electiondot.png Democratic House District 52
John Soper Electiondot.png Democratic House District 34
Jon Becker Ends.png Republican House District 63
Judith Anne Solano Electiondot.png Democratic House District 31
Keith Swerdfeger Ends.png Republican House District 47
Kenneth Summers Ends.png Republican House District 22
Larry Liston Ends.png Republican House District 16
Laura Bradford Ends.png Republican House District 55
Matt Jones Electiondot.png Democratic House District 12
Nancy Todd Electiondot.png Democratic House District 41
Randy Baumgardner Ends.png Republican House District 57
Roger Wilson Electiondot.png Democratic House District 61
Sal Pace Electiondot.png Democratic House District 46
Thomas Massey Ends.png Republican House District 60
Wesley McKinley Electiondot.png Democratic House District 64

Majority control

See also: Partisan composition of state houses

Heading into the November 6 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Colorado House of Representatives:

Colorado House of Representatives
Party As of November 5, 2012 After the 2012 Election
     Democratic Party 32 37
     Republican Party 33 28
Total 65 65
See also: Ballotpedia:"Game-changers" in the 2012 state legislative elections

Campaign contributions

This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Colorado in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state house races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]

Year Number of candidates Total contributions
2010 140 $5,062,910
2008 143 $5,814,014
2006 136 $5,204,618
2004 147 $3,743,809
2002 169 $5,389,097


In 2010, the candidates running for the house raised a total of $5,062,910 in campaign funds. Their top 10 contributors were:[2]

Donor Amount
Kellogg, Lisa $144,566
Colorado Professional Fire Fighters $100,500
House Majority Project State Democratic Campaign Fund $97,509
Colorado Education Association $85,025
Copic Insurance Small Donor Committee $63,440
Colorado State Conference of Electrical Workers Small Donor Committee (CSCEW) $58,775
Colorado Association of Realtors Small Donor Committee $57,700
Service Employees International Local 105 $50,075
Colorado Medical Society $43,800
American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees $38,900

Qualifications

Article 5, Section 4 of the Colorado Constitution states: No person shall be a representative or senator who shall not have attained the age of twenty­five years, who shall not be a citizen of the United States, who shall not for at least twelve months next preceding his election, have resided within the territory included in the limits of the county or district in which he shall be chosen; provided, that any person who at the time of the adoption of this constitution, was a qualified elector under the territorial laws, shall be eligible to the first general assembly.

Term limits

See also State legislatures with term limits and Impact of term limits on state representative elections in 2012

The Colorado House of Representatives has been a term-limited state house since Colorado voters approved Issue 5 in 1990. The affirmative vote by Colorado's electorate in Issue 5 altered Section 3 of Article V on the Colorado Constitution to say that Colorado State Representatives could serve no more than four 2-year terms in office.

There are 65 representatives in the Colorado house. 8 of them, or 12.31%, couldn't run in 2012 because of term limits. Of these 8, 4 were Democratic and 4 were Republican

In addition to the 8 Colorado state representatives who left office because of term limits, 6 Colorado state senators were also termed-out.

Colorado state representatives whose seats were up for election in 2012 but who were unable to run because of the state's term limits were:

Democrats (4):

Republicans (4):

Impact of redistricting

See also: Redistricting in Colorado

The Colorado Reapportionment Commission is responsible for reapportioning state legislative districts. It is made up of 11 members chosen by the three branches of government as follows: 4 by the Colorado General Assembly, 3 by the Governor, and 4 by the Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice. Colorado's population grew by 17% between 2000 and 2010. The new population total put the ideal House district population at 77,372.[3]

The commission voted on September 19, 2011, to pass maps proposed by Commission Chairman Mario Carrera, but the Colorado Supreme Court rejected the new maps by a vote of 4-2, stating they were not "sufficiently attentive to county boundaries."[4]

The commission voted to pass Democratic-drawn proposals which were approved by the court in December of 2011. According to The Denver Post, the new maps created three districts where incumbent Democrats were paired against each other, seven districts pairing incumbent Republicans, and four districts where Democrat and Republican incumbents were paired together. The Denver Post reported that 38 of 100 legislative districts would be considered competitive as a result of the newly drawn districts.[5][6]

List of candidates

District 1

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 2

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Mark Ferrandino: 3,548 Approveda- Incumbent Ferrandino first assumed office in 2007.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 3

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Daniel Kagan: 2,619 Approveda- Incumbent Kagan first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 4

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Dan Pabon: 3,020 Approveda- Incumbent Pabon first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 5

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Crisanta Duran: 2,258 Approveda- Incumbent Duran first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Green PartyGreen Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 6

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Lois Court: 5,111 Approveda- Incumbent Court first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 7

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 8

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Beth McCann: 5,452 Approveda- Incumbent McCann first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 9

Note: Incumbent Joe Miklosi (D) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Bob Lane filed to run for election but does not appear on the official candidate list.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 10

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 11

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 12

Note: Incumbent Matt Jones (D) won election to District 17 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 13

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Claire Levy: 6,202 Approveda- Incumbent Levy first assumed office in 2007.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 14

Note: Incumbent Janak Joshi (R) won re-election to District 16.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:

Note: Ryan Dyer initially filed but did not appear on the official primary candidate list.

Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 15

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Mark Waller: 5,306 Approveda- Incumbent Waller first assumed office in 2009.
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 16

Note: Incumbent Larry Liston (R) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits. He ran for election to District 10 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Janak Joshi: 7,313 Approveda- Incumbent Joshi first assumed office in 2011.
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 17

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Mark H. Barker: 2,465 Approveda- Incumbent Barker first assumed office in 2011.
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 18

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Pete Lee: 2,929 Approveda- Incumbent Lee first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 19

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Marsha Looper: 5,068 - Incumbent Looper first assumed office in 2007.
  • Amy Stephens: 7,458 Approveda- Incumbent Stephens first assumed office in 2007.
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 20

Note: Incumbent Amy Stephens (R) won re-election in District 19.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Bob Gardner: 8,118 Approveda Incumbent Gardner first assumed office in 2007.
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:

Note: Donna Burdick withdrew from the race.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 21

Note: Incumbent Bob Gardner (R) won re-election in District 20.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 22

Note: Incumbent Kenneth Summers (R) ran for election to District 22 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 23

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Max Tyler: 3,551 Approveda- Incumbent Tyler first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 24

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Sue Schafer: 3,543 Approveda- Incumbent Schafer first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 25

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Cheri Gerou: 5,094 Approveda- Incumbent Gerou first assumed office in 2009.
Libertarian Party June 26 Libertarian primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 26

Note: Incumbent Andrew Kerr (D) won election to District 22 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 27

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Libbi Szabo: 4,969 Approveda- Incumbent Szabo first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party June 26 Libertarian primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 28

Note: Incumbent James Kerr (R) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 29

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Robert Ramirez: 2,984 Approveda- Incumbent Ramirez first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 30

Note: Incumbent Kevin Priola (R) won re-election in District 56.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 31

Note: Incumbent Judith Anne Solano (D) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 32

Note: Incumbent Edward Casso (D) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 33

Note: Incumbent Donald Beezley (R) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 34

Note: Incumbent John Soper (D) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 35

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 36

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Su Ryden: 1,751 Approveda- Incumbent Ryden first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Robert Martinez initially filed but does not appear on the official list of primary candidates.

Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 37

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Spencer Swalm: 4,674 Approveda- Incumbent Swalm first assumed office in 2007.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 38

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Kathleen Conti: 7,770 Approveda- Incumbent Conti first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 39

Note: Incumbent David Balmer (R) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits. He won election to District 27 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 40

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Cindy Acree: 2,826 Approveda- Incumbent Acree first assumed office in 2009.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 41

Note: Incumbent Nancy Todd (D) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits. She won election to District 28 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Adrienne Webb-Markopolos withdrew from the race.

Grey.png Independent candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

Note: Robert Miles did not file for the Republican primary, but was on the ballot in the general election until he withdrew from the race in August and was replaced by Carlson.[7]

District 42

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Rhonda Fields: 1,925 Approveda- Incumbent Fields first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 43

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Frank McNulty: 4,718 Approveda- Incumbent McNulty first assumed office in 2007.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 44

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Chris Holbert: 4,063 Approveda- Incumbent Holbert first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 45

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Carole Murray: 5,753 Approveda- Incumbent Murray first assumed office in 2009.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 46

Note: Incumbent Sal Pace (D) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 47

Note: Incumbent Keith Swerdfeger (R) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Raymond Watts initially filed but does not appear on the official primary candidate list.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 48

Note: Incumbent Glenn Vaad (R) ran for election to District 23 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 49

Note: Incumbent B.J. Nikkel (R) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 50

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Dave Young: 1,494 Approveda- Incumbent Young first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 51

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Brian DelGrosso: 5,508 Approveda- Incumbent DelGrosso first assumed office in 2009.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 52

Note: Incumbent John Kefalas (D) won election to District 14 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

Note: Kidder did not appear on the final list of candidates.[8]

November 6 General election candidates:

District 53

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Randy Fischer: 2,576 Approveda- Incumbent Fischer first assumed office in 2007.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

Note: Lazarz does not appear on the final list of candidates.[8]

November 6 General election candidates:

District 54

Note: Incumbent Ray Scott (R) won re-election in District 55.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: District 55 incumbent Laura Bradford initially filed but does not appear on the official primary candidate list.

Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 55

Note: Incumbent Laura Bradford (R) did not seek re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Ray Scott: 6,330 Approveda- Incumbent Scott first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 56

Note: Incumbent Millie Hamner (D) won re-election in District 61.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Kevin Priola: 4,062 Approveda- Incumbent Priola first assumed office in 2009.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 57

Note: Incumbent Randy Baumgardner (R) won election to District 8 of the Colorado State Senate.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Ronald Roesener initially filed but does not appear on the official primary candidate list.

Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 58

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:

Note: Thornton withdrew from the race in late July.[9] He was replaced by Tammy Theis in late August.[10]

Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • Don Coram: 6,757 Approveda- Incumbent Coram first assumed office in 2011.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 59

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Note: Patrick Swonger initially filed but does not appear on the official primary candidate list.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
  • J. Paul Brown: 5,015 Approveda- Incumbent Brown first assumed office in 2011.

November 6 General election candidates:

District 60

Note: Incumbent Thomas Massey (R) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

Note: Steven Kent Barton initially filed but did not appear on the primary ballot.

Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:
Grey.png Independent candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 61

Note: Incumbent Roger Wilson (D) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Millie Hamner: 2,277 Approveda- Incumbent Hamner first assumed office in 2011.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Constitution Party June 26 American Constitution Party primary candidates:
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:
Grey.png Independent candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 62

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • Edward Vigil: 6,981 Approveda- Incumbent Vigil first assumed office in 2009.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 63

Note: Incumbent Jon Becker (R) did not run for re-election in 2012.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 64

Note: Incumbent Wesley McKinley (D) was ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits.

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:
Note: William Frangis and Jeffrey Thornton initially filed but do not appear on the primary ballot.
Libertarian Party Libertarian Party candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

District 65

Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary candidates:
  • No candidates filed.
Republican Party June 26 GOP primary candidates:

November 6 General election candidates:

See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Follow the Money, Colorado
  2. ↑ Follow the Money: "Colorado House 2010 Campaign Contributions"
  3. ↑ The Trinidad Times Independent, "State to gather public input for redistricting," January 4, 2011
  4. ↑ Huffington Post, "Colorado Redistricting: Supreme Court Rejects New House, Senate District Maps," November 16, 2011
  5. ↑ WSLS, "Colo. Supreme Court Oks New Legislative Districts," December 12, 2011
  6. ↑ The Denver Post, "Colo. Supreme Court OKs new legislative districts," accessed April 2, 2024
  7. ↑ State of Colorado, "Colorado Cumulative Report," July 30, 2012, accessed July 31, 2012
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Colorado Secretary of State, "2012 general election candidates," accessed October 29, 2012
  9. ↑ Colorado Radio, "Greg Thornton To Drop Out of District 58 Race," July 27, 2012
  10. ↑ The Colorado Statesman, "Club 20 showcases legislative candidates," September 17, 2012


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