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A moderate Democrat, Salazar served as Colorado state Attorney General before entering the Senate in 2004. During AG Gonzales' confirmation hearing, he sat next to the nominee in support. Also, he was one of 14 to forge a filibuster compromise in 2005.
Ken Salazar on the issues ( See a full list )
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National Security Letter |
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MemberColorado Democratic Superdelegates
Democratic Superdelegates
A moderate Democrat, Salazar served as Colorado state Attorney General before entering the Senate in 2004. During AG Gonzales' confirmation hearing, he sat next to the nominee in support. Also, he was one of 14 to forge a filibuster compromise in 2005.
Honorary ChairmanRocky Mountain PAC
Leadership PACs
The Rocky Mountain PAC is Senator Ken Salazar's (D-CO) leadership PAC.
