Two Republican candidates — businessman Joe O’Dea and state Rep. Ron Hanks — are hoping for the chance to take on U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in November. But first, they must make it through the primary. via Meghan_Lopez
DENVER — The 2022 primary is less than a week away. Republicans are hoping for a red wave to take back Congress. Depending on how strong that red wave really is, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet’s seat could be vulnerable in November.
He attended Colorado State University, but dropped out to start his constriction business in his basement. It now employs more than 300 people. “All those allegations are patently false. She left disgruntled, that's her prerogative. She didn't have to work at my company. She left of her own volition,” O’Dea said.State Rep. Ron Hanks is a 32-year Air Force veteran and state legislator. He was elected in 2020 to represent House District 60, which covers Chaffee, Custer, Fremont and Park counties. He sits on the Energy and Environment, Appropriations, and Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services committees.
“These systems are corrupted. We’ve got to get rid of them, and it doesn't really matter what the costs are. Our vote is the most important, most valuable thing we have. So damn the cost, it’s security and our sovereignty that matters here,” Hanks told Denver7 in an April interview. O’Dea says he supports mail-in voting and uses it to return his ballot. However, he believes there are ways election security could improve.
O’Dea, on the other hand, is against late-term abortions and taxpayer funding of abortion services, and he supports parental notification. He does not, however, oppose all abortions. On the campaign trail, O’Dea has said man does play a role in climate change. However, in the interview with Denver7, he said, “There's no doubt that the climate is changing, everybody can agree that it is getting warmer. How much of it’s caused by man-made? How much of it's natural? I think there's a debate there still to be had.”Hanks has been vocal about his support for gun rights on the campaign trail.
O’Dea says the U.S. should have moved some of its assets from Afghanistan to Ukraine as a deterrent and says the president has been asleep at the wheel.
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