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Dem Chairman Dean To Meet With Would-Be CO Delegates Save Email Print
Posted: 11:28 AM May 13, 2008
Last Updated: 11:28 AM May 13, 2008
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Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean has scheduled a meeting in Denver Tuesday with Coloradans who hope to be delegates to the party's national convention.

State party chairwoman Pat Waak has invited the delegate-hopefuls to a midday reception with Dean.

Colorado chooses some of its convention delegates at assemblies in each congressional district and others at a statewide assembly.

The convention will be in Denver in August.

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