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Elizabeth Warren picks up slew of endorsements from current, former Colorado officials
https://www.coloradopolitics.com/legislature/elizabeth-warren-picks-up-slew-of-endorsements-from-current-former/article_285b05a2-55d4-11ea-9934-e3fc00ff3fe7.htmlIt looks like more people are stepping up for Warren every day.
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren on Saturday won endorsements from more than a dozen current and former elected officials in Colorado the day before she was scheduled to hold a rally in Denver.
Warren's endorsers include state Sen. Tammy Story, state Reps. Dafna Michaelson Jenet and Susan Lontine, and former Senate President Joan Fitz-Gerald, the first woman to wield the gavel in the Colorado legislature's upper chamber.
In addition, the senator from Massachusetts was endorsed by State Board of Education member Rebecca McClellan, former Pueblo County commissioner and House Minority Leader Sal Pace, and former Ambassador Dan Baer, who also headed Colorado's Department of Higher Education.
An earlier endorser was Sen. Kerry Donovan of Vail, who stepped up to back Warren last September.
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Warren's endorsers include state Sen. Tammy Story, state Reps. Dafna Michaelson Jenet and Susan Lontine, and former Senate President Joan Fitz-Gerald, the first woman to wield the gavel in the Colorado legislature's upper chamber.
In addition, the senator from Massachusetts was endorsed by State Board of Education member Rebecca McClellan, former Pueblo County commissioner and House Minority Leader Sal Pace, and former Ambassador Dan Baer, who also headed Colorado's Department of Higher Education.
An earlier endorser was Sen. Kerry Donovan of Vail, who stepped up to back Warren last September.
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my contributions limit for her.
Unfortunately. 
