The Colorado Democratic Party’s “Our Future. Our Colorado.” bus tour stopped at Fort Lewis College in Durango on Saturday, Oct. 17. U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, U.S. Rep. Jason Crow and Attorney General and Democratic nominee for governor Phil Weiser spoke to supporters, along with other state and local candidates.

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Naomi Riess, a Republican, is running for Colorado House District 59 against Katie Stewart, the Democratic incumbent.

By Rachel Hughes

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Katie Stewart, the Democratic incumbent for Colorado House District 59, is running for reelection against Naomi Riess, a Republican.

By Rachel Hughes

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After 20 years of building Shaw Solar in Durango, founder John Shaw chose to transition the company to an employee-owned worker cooperative, giving 14 employees the opportunity to become owners.

With financing support from First Southwest Bank, the company created a path to preserve local jobs, share ownership and build a stronger future for the people who helped make the business successful.

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Daryl Crites, the Republican incumbent for La Plata County surveyor, is running unopposed this November.

By Rachel Hughes

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John Hickenlooper, the Democratic incumbent for U.S. Senate, is running for reelection against Mark Baisley, a Republican.

By Rachel Hughes

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Phil Weiser, a Democrat, is running for governor against Greg Lopez, an unaffiliated candidate, and Victor Marx, a Republican, who was unavailable to interview.

By Rachel Hughes

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