Before Michael Bennet’s fundraiser with President Barack Obama on Thursday afternoon, the incumbent senator has another important date: He and Democratic challenger Andrew Romanoff will meet for their ...

Andrew Romanoff, the outgoing speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives, will be back at the Statehouse today, helping to choose the leadership for the next session. In his last year of his ...

DENVER (CBS4) – Andrew Romanoff claims victory after his campaign significantly outpaced that of former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper's during the Democratic Senate Caucus. Both Romanoff and ...

As primary voting headed into its final hours, candidates and their teams went anyplace with a crowd, working to sway those who had yet to cast ballots. As testament to the number of Denverites who ...

Brace yourself for Andrew Romanoff’s unabashed enthusiasm. Following some major victories in Democratic Party assemblies on Saturday, he’s throwing around a new word: “Romentum.” It’s meaning?

Long-shot progressive candidate has a moment amid his opponent's ethics scandal. The race to face off against incumbent Republican Sen. Cory Gardner in Colorado’s senatorial primary is coming to a ...

Earlier today, the White House admitted that they had offered Andrew Romanoff a job to get out of the Colorado senate primary. Now Romanoff is confirming the story, saying the White House offered him ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Perhaps Andrew Romanoff’s seemingly too-quiet campaign to unseat U.S. Senator Michael Bennet in the 2010 ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Speaker of the Colorado House, Andrew Romanoff, plans to make a surprise announcement tomorrow between 5:30 p ...

The Rocky Mountain News today reported on something that hasn’t been much of a secret in political circles: that Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff will not run for governor in 2006. While most ...

When I worked on a college paper as a freshman, the editor was a talented but prickly junior by the name of Andrew Romanoff. He clashed so fiercely with the newspaper’s business staff that he and the ...