Sen.Sanders to Visit Boulder

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https://berniesanders.com/sanders-to-visit-boulder/

Sen. Bernie Sanders on Saturday will travel to Boulder, Colorado, where he will hold a rally at Potts Field. The Democratic Party presidential candidate will discuss a wide range of issues including income and wealth inequality and the disappearing middle class, campaign finance reform, his legislation targeting high prescription drug costs, criminal justice reform, and his college affordability plan.

Here is the itinerary:

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
2 p.m. Boulder Rally, Potts Field, Corner of Discovery Drive and Innovation Drive, Boulder

Doors open at noon. A ticket is required for entry. Tickets are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis on Thursday, October 8 and Friday, October 9 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., or until tickets run out.
Tickets will be distributed from three locations on the CU-Boulder campus:
1) End of Engines Alley, near the Museum Collections building and the Economics building. The closest cross-street is the intersection of College Avenue and Broadway, near the underpass.
2) Folsom Field corner off Colorado Ave, near the Gold Biosciences Building.
3) Math Courtyard, between Engineering and the Math building.


Bernie Sanders to rally in Boulder on Saturday
The Democratic presidential primary candidate will hold a rally at Potts Field at the University of Colorado
http://www.denverpost.com/election/ci_28934310/bernie-sanders-visit-boulder-saturday

Democratic presidential primary candidate Bernie Sanders is holding a rally in Boulder on Saturday, his campaign announced.

The Vermont senator, an Independent who has attracted large crowds in Colorado and other states and who is popular among progressives, plans to hold the rally at Potts Field at the University of Colorado at 2 p.m.

According to the press announcement, Sanders will discuss "a wide range of issues including income and wealth inequality and the disappearing middle class, campaign finance reform, his legislation targeting high prescription drug costs, criminal justice reform, and his college affordability plan."

The campaign says that tickets are free and offered on a first-come, first-served bases Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at three CU locations: at the End of Engines Alley; at Folsom Field; and at the Math Courtyard.

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Got tickets today at CU, long lines at three different places on campus. Bernie apparently tried to book a rally at CU recently but was told there wasn't any space open. So when the rally was announced yesterday with very little pr I wasn't sure how many students and Boulderites would find out; happy to see enthusiastic crowds waiting to get tickets. Especially since only 1,000 people will be allowed into the Republican debate on campus Oct 28, 50 of them handpicked students, although the Event Center holds 12,000. You know how rowdy those liberal CU students can get.

I will let you know how it goes after Sat.