POLITICS

Energy Concerns Drill Deep In Colorado

The contentious issue dominates election-year ad wars and is pushing candidates to recalibrate their positions.

by Ronald Brownstein

Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008


Colorado stands at the center of America's sharpening energy debate. From state legislative contests to the U.S. Senate matchup to the presidential race, energy issues have dominated Colorado's ad wars and candidate debates. And both parties have been forced to give ground.

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