Mark Udall
Senator Colorado Democrat
Elected 2008
Committees:
Aging (Special)
Armed Services
Energy and Natural Resources
Intelligence (Select)
Ratings:
Liberal: less
defense spending
protect
civil liberties, human rights
ACLU American Civil
Liberties Union 93
Protect
individuals from legal infringements on rights
Liberal
labor
LCV League of
Conservation Voters 57
Pro-environmental
protection
Promote
electronic commerce and innovation
NTU National
Taxpayers Union 15
Pro-taxpayer
rights
Pro-business
Conservative: foreign policy
social
and budget issues
CFG Club for Growth 10
Pro-tax
limitation
Conservative: promotes marriage and family
oppose
abortion
Votes in 111th Congress: 2009 – 2010
Yes Overturn Ledbetter
Extend
statute of limitations in pay discrimination
Yes Pass $787
Billion Stimulus
Funds to
revive U.S.
economy
Yes Repeal
DC Gun
Laws
Yes Confirm Sonia Sotomayor
Confirm
Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court
Yes Pass Health Care Bill
Provides
insurance for people without health insurance
Yes Regulate Financial Firms
Regulations
on financial services firms
No Pass Tax Cuts for Some
Bush era
tax cuts to continue for incomes under $250,000
Yes Legalize Immigrants’ Kids
Give
children of illegal parents path to legal status
Yes Ratify New START
Ratify
Strategic Arms Treaty with Russia
Yes Confirm Elena Kagan
Confirm Elena Kagan to Supreme
Court
No Stop EPA Climate Regulations
Oppose EPA
regulations of greenhouse gases under Clean Air Act
Yes Repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Lift ban on
openly gay people in military
Year Candidate Vote Campaign
Chest
2010 Mark
Udall (D) 1,230,994 53% 11,787,048
Bob
Schaffer (R) 990,755
42 7,387,843
D.
Campbell (CNP) 59,733
3
Bob
Kinsey (Grn) 50,004
2
CNP
Constitution Party
Grn Green Party
Colorado
Population 2010: 5,029,196
State Rank: 22nd
Change since 2000: up
16.9%
Urban: 80%
Rural: 20
Cities:
Median Income: 56,334
Median Home Value: 237,800
Private Employment: 78%
Government Employment: 15
Self-Employed: 7
Poverty: 12
Blue Collar: 19
White Collar: 63
Median Age: 36
Over 65: 10%
Under 18: 25
High School Graduates: 89%
College Graduates: 36
Graduate Degree: 13
Veterans: 11%
Registered Voters 2010:
Democrats 812,389
Republicans 874,962
Independents 789,851
Voter Turnout - 1,787,730
Turnout, Voting Age -
47%
White: 70%
Black: 4
Hispanic: 21
Asian: 3
Native American; 1
2008 Presidential Vote:
Barack Obama (D) - 1,288,576 54%
John McCain (R) - 1,073,589 45
2004 Presidential Vote:
George W. Bush (R) - 1,101,255 52%
John Kerry (D) - 1,001,732 47
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