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Every day from now until November 4th volunteers will be walking neighborhoods together and calling swing voters to give them information about Betsy. If you have an evening a week to help out you can make a difference! Contact Katie at 970-221-1473 or email: Katie@Markeyforcongress.com to sign up.
August 20th, 2008 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Betsy and Sen. Ken Salazar Host a Town Hall Meeting on Energy
| WHAT | Town Hall Meeting on Energy |
| WHERE | Windsor Community Recreation Center 250 11th St Windsor, CO 80550 |
| WHEN | Wednesday, August 20th from 2:30pm to 3:30pm |
| WHO | Sen. Ken Salazar Betsy Markey |
August 1st - 2nd, 2008
Betsy Visits South East Colorado
On Friday, August 1st, Betsy Markey traveled to Lamar, Colorado. She spent the afternoon meeting with local newspapers and small business owners. Betsy also spoke with community groups at the home of a local business leader.
On Saturday, Betsy was in Springfield, Colorado for the annual Baca County Fair and Parade. Joined by her three sisters and niece, Betsy walked in the parade and then enjoyed a barbecue with local residents.
That evening Betsy traveled to Las Animas, Colorado for the Bent County Fair and Rodeo.
“People in this part of the state are hurting from the high cost of gas and diesel,” said Markey. “I spoke with many folks who feel that their voices are not being heard in Washington, and that has got to change.”
Saturday July 26, 2008 6:30 am - 3:00 pm
Join Betsy for a full day at the Crowley County Fair!
With a pancake breakfast kicking off the events, a parade through the streets of Ordway and the annual BBQ, the Crowley County Fair is guaranteed to be full day of fun with friends and family. Please come by and introduce yourself to Betsy, her husband Jim and our campaign volunteers sometime during the day.
Monday July 21, 2008 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Please Join Betsy Markey and Special Guest Governor Bill Ritter for Dinner and Cocktails.
Come celebrate a great Colorado summer at the home of Les and Jeanne Gelvin and meet Betsy Markey and her special guest Governor Bill Ritter. Dinner and cocktails will be served and lively conversation is promised for all. The host committee for this event include: Les and Jeanne Gelvin, Linda and Gary Berger, Alice Blanke, Al and Carol Burkhart, Rod Clough, Katie Hoffner, Sally Juday, Karen Merriam, Press Montoya, Ken and Paisley Pettine, and Joe and Mary Lou Whisenand.

There are few people I’ve worked with who are as principled as Betsy or as good at setting and meeting goals. She’ll be an effective Representative for this district and I’m excited that she is in the race.

Stan Matsunaka
Former Colorado Senate President and Congressional candidate

I think she has a varied background that will be very helpful to someone who will represent us in the 4th CD. She has a business background and has experience in Washington, D.C. and has done good work for the people in the district.

Former State Senator Peggy Reeves

I have known Betsy for many years from when she was the county chair. I think she has a superb grasp on the issues, she is a friend, an associate and I believe she will do marvelously.

State Senator Bob Bacon

It is no accident that Betsy has been successful at everything she does. She works hard and knows how to get things done.

Allison Cortner
Executive Director of Southern Colorado Economic Development District

Betsy Markey served with great distinction as the first director of computer security policy at the U.S. Department of State. She was a pioneer in the development and interpretation of computer security policies for the State Department’s information systems located throughout the world. Betsy quickly impressed her co-workers and other State Department managers with her intelligence, her grasp of complex issues, and her ability to work with others to achieve results.

F. Lynn McNulty Former Director
Office of Information Systems Security
U.S. Department of State

Betsy worked for me in her first job after college as a staff assistant for a subcommittee in the U.S. Congress. Even then, she was smart, hard-working, principled, focused, and understood how values should drive public policy. I am pleased that as I have watched her career and her private life ever since then, she has been consistent in her values and her actions. I can't think of anyone who would be a more effective first term representatives for the people of Colorado.

Anita F. Gottlieb
President
Gottlieb & Associates Management & Policy Consultants
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