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STILL WAY OUTRAISING MIKLOSI: Mike Coffman.

WHERE GREENS DO WELL: San Miguel County.

TODAY, HICKENLOOPER JOINS Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin to meet with executives at Chrysler Group LLC, General Motors Co., and Ford Motor Company in Detroit. The governors will discuss with the automakers the multistate agreement Colorado and Oklahoma initiated last fall with 11 other states to promote the use of natural gas vehicles.

SAVE THE DATE: Circuit Media’s party to celebrate Colorado’s newly elected legislature will be held at the History Colorado Center on Wednesday, Nov. 28. Sponsorship details are available by emailing us at info@circuitmedia.com.

MILLER HUDSON SAYS: “If you want to put your finger on the election scales in a 50/50 state like Colorado, you require a strategy that shaves one or two percent off the total vote.”

PETE WEBB SAYS (REFERRING TO DENVER POST): “It’s more evident that only old dogs like me and political hound Steve Welchert relish picking a skinny pack of recyclable material off the porch every morning. But I sent Welchert into apoplexy last week when I told him I can read the Post on my iPad in five minutes, and will likely drop the print edition.”

NEW ROMNEY CAMPAIGN SLOGAN? He’s not Obama.

LAURA CARNO SAYS: Democrats are wrong to assume that they have figured out what issues motivate women voters.

IS THIS A CASE OF LAWYERS TALKING OUT OF SCHOOL? Ballot lawsuit.

TRUE, BUT THEN, THE BILL DIDN’T GET TO THE FLOOR: Following this year’s retirements of state Reps. B.J. Nikkel, R-Loveland, and Don Beazley, R-Broomfield, Cheri Gerou, who represents a heavily Republican district in rural Jefferson County, is the only House Republican who has actually voted for civil unions legislation on the ballot this fall.

BOOKING THEIR TICKETS: Democrats off to Charlotte.

SILLY SEASON: Brittany Pettersen says she’s nice but no pushover.

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* Introduced bills
* Signed bills
* Bills acted upon
* New fiscal notes
* Bill amendments
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HICKENLOOPER’S PUBLIC SCHEDULE TODAY
* Gov. Hickenlooper will join Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin to meet with Chrysler, General Motors and Ford in Detroit and discuss compressed natural gas vehicles.

DO YOUR PART to make Colorado more social. Add an item to the legislative social calendar.

LOOKING AT THIS WEEK’S RALLY SCHEDULE, my mind pretty much focuses on the Silver Oak Cellars event on Friday.

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