Republican Colorado state Senator Tim Neville is running for U.S. Senate, hoping to challenge Democratic Senator Michael Bennet. Neville says he’s running on a platform of opposing federal mandates on health care and education, among other issues. The 59-year-old state senator from Littleton is serving his second term in the state Senate. Neville is waiting to hear whether he’ll face competition in the Republican primary from George Brauchler, the Arapahoe County district attorney who prosecuted Aurora theater shooter James Holmes. Neville says he doesn’t fear a primary contest and that his conservative voting record will help him. In the state Legislature, Neville has voted to repeal gun-control measures such as expanded background checks. Pictured: Tim Neville
State Senator to Challenge Michael Bennet
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