Colorado GOP Caucus March 16, 2010
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Wiens campaign releases 2nd Radio Spot of Primary
Click here to listen to Tom's radio spot "Excited" - all about why Republican Primaries are so important!
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LIVE: RNC Research Response To President Obama's Health Care Summit
LIVE: RNC Research Live Response To President Obama's Health Care Summit
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Wiens for Senate Releases First Radio Spot of GOP Primary
Ad Targets Political Hypocrites
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Bennet, Wiens lead fundraising in U.S. Senate race; Buck is third among Republicans
On the Republican side, former lieutenant governor Jane Norton raised about $551,000. Republican businessman Tom Wiens told The Denver Post he raised about $725,000, but the newspaper couldn't immediately verify that sum. Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck said he raised $39,850.
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Politico: Wiens: Norton's just a name
High name recognition can be helpful to almost any candidate in a competitive campaign, but Colorado Senate hopeful Tom Wiens thinks it's the singular reason behind former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton's advantage in the contest to take on Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet.
That's because in the Centennial State, the Norton name is a GOP institution. Besides the Senate candidate, there's Jane Norton's husband, Tom, a former U.S. attorney; former Interior Secretary Gale Norton, who served as state attorney general; former state Senate President Tom Norton; and University of Northern Colorado President Kay Norton.
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Pueblo Chieftan: Senate candidate rails against insiders
It was hard to tell which was steaming more -- Tom Wiens or his cup of coffee. The 57-year-old Republican from Castle Rock is one of five GOP candidates for U.S. Senate. A former state representative, senator, the small-business owner and rancher campaigned Saturday in Pueblo.
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The Hill: FEC reports show Senate primaries growing tighter
It's going to be a fun primary season, if Senate fundraising reports are any indication.
The money chase in several major races tightened in the fourth quarter, paving the way for competitive intra-party contests that will determine much of what happens in November.
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A letter from Tom
When I decided to run for the U.S. Senate I did so to represent the Forgotten Americans, the ones Washington, DC special interests take for granted. As we go into the New Year, I want you to know that I am even more committed to fighting against the Washington lobbyists and insiders who are demanding more of your money for reckless and wasteful spending programs.
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Senate candidate visits Eagle-Vail Thursday
Tom Wiens, a Republican candidate for Colorado's U.S. Senate seat, is bringing his campaign to Summit, Eagle and Pitkin Counties Thursday. Wiens, a former state senator, will be at the Eagle-Vail Pavilion from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wiens also will make stops at the Holiday Inn in Frisco and Aspen Condominium Hotel in Aspen.
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A James Madison endorsement for U.S. Senate Candidate Tom Wiens
He ran, won office, and served in the Colorado State House of Representatives. He ran, won office, and served in the Colorado State Senate. If we listen to James Madison, Wiens is the one they had in mind when they wrote the U.S. Constitution.
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CO Sen Poll: Bennet Trails Republicans
After President Obama won Colorado last year, many believed the state was trending blue. However, Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet (D), appointed this year to fill the vacant seat, trails three potential Republican opponents in a new Rasmussen poll.
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GOP Senate candidates aim fire at Washington
Wiens, who entered the race last week, took a subtle dig at Norton, the frontrunner, by bringing up 2005's Referendum C, which suspended the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights for five years. It caused a major fissure in the Republican Party, and Wiens noted that he didn't support it.
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Colorado GOP candidates for U.S. Senate get some jabs in
Adams County resident Karen Hoopes, who attended Tuesday's forum with her mind on economic issues, came away favoring Wiens. "He just seemed to have a very good command of the issues," she said. "He seemed like a regular guy."
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Tom Wiens Officially a Candidate for United States Senate
The Forgotten Americans right here in Colorado, that's who I'm running to represent. If you feel that your government has forgotten you, I am here to tell you that there is a better way. It is still within our power to send people to Washington who will fight FOR you, not take FROM you. With the help of the people of Colorado, we can make that happen.
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Wiens getting going on crowded race for GOP Senate nod from Colorado
Another Republican is gearing up to challenge Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet. Former state Sen. Tom Wiens (weens) of Douglas County has filed to run against Bennet. Bennet was appointed earlier this year and must stand for re-election in 2010.
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Ex-Grand Junction man to run for U.S. Senate
In what sounds like a reprise of the race between two Grand Junction Republicans running for governor, a former Grand Junction resident is gearing up to run against a Grand Junction native for the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate.
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Colorado Ex-Legislator Readies GOP Bid Against Sen. Bennet
Wiens told The Colorado Statesman newspaper earlier this month that he would make an official announcement of candidacy in the first week of November. He told the publication that he has a 100-person campaign finance team to help him raise the millions he'll need for the race.
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Tom Wiens ready for official Senate launch
It has been a long time coming, but the moment is nigh. Former state Sen. Tom Wiens, R-Castle Rock, says he'll announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate within the next three weeks.
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