These documents summarize the Stanley for Senate campaign's work, and results thus far. Rick announced his bid for the Libertarian nomination for U.S. Senate Candidate in June of 2001. Take a look at what's happened so far -- and the accomplishments we have made spreading the word about Liberty and the Libertarian Party.

HIGHLIGHTS:
- Rick Stanley is showing up in nationally reported polls
at between 3-4% or roughly 60,000 likely votes, thus far.

- Predictions on U.S. Senate Race are including Rick's name!

- Rick Stanley has been mentioned in the media
more than 100 times in the past 11 months. Never before has a
Libertarian candidate gotten so much coverage in Colorado.

- Rick Stanley's campaign website is ranked #1 in
internet visibility, or link popularity, among all candidates in this race.
He's beating the Democrat and the Republican by a wide margin here!

- Rick Stanley is currently averaging a campaign cost of only $.15 / vote!

- A recent general election poll showed that 30% of likely voters in this election favor an Independent or third party candidate when asked to vote for a party and not a candidate.

- Incumbent Sen. Wayne Allard's re-election poll numbers are abysmal:
Only 33% of voters asked would re-elect him,
and 32% said, "It's time for a change."

Here are some in-depth reports chock-full of useful information!

Pre-Convention Campaign Summary Documents
- 2002 Colorado Senate Race Poll Summary - click here
- Media Coverage Summary - click here
- "High Profile" LP Race Comparisons click here
- Internet Campaign Summary: click here
- Internet Visibility Index Report - click here