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How the Western Slope voted in Colorado’s primary elections for governor

Phil Weiser won the Democratic race by nearly 12 points, while Republican Barb Kirkmeyer led Victor Marx by fewer than 1,400 votes.

Colorado’s urban-rural divide was on display in Tuesday’s primary elections for governor.  Amid a surge in voter turnout, the bulk of candidates’ votes were largely concentrated either along the populous Front Range corridor, or in smaller western and eastern communities. On the Democratic side, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser beat his opponent, three-term U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, by a nearly 12-percentage-point margin, largely thanks to …

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Meet prosecutor Phil Weiser, who opposes Donald Trump, after winning the Democratic primary in Colorado and becoming a favorite by November.

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