Topic: Mike Feeley

Republican Bob Beauprez Tuesday was officially declared the winner of the 7th Congressional District race in Colorado. Secretary of State Donetta Davidson announced the 121-vote victory for Beauprez after an automatic recount triggered by the closeness of

Republican Bob Beauprez has been elected by 121 votes to the new 7th Congressional seat in Colorado. His victory follows a recount of a close race against Democrat Mike Feeley.

The last undecided race of the 2002 elections was settled on Tuesday, when Republican Bob Beauprez was declared the winner of the new 7th Congressional seat. In a legally mandated recount, Beauprez defeated Democrat Mike Feeley by a slim 121 votes.

Republican Bob Beauprez Tuesday was officially declared the winner of the 7th Congressional District race in Colorado. Secretary of State Donetta Davidson announced the 121-vote victory for Beauprez after an automatic recount triggered by the closeness of

Republican Bob Beauprez defeated Democrat Mike Feeley by 122 votes in a final unofficial count in Colorado's new 7th Congressional District Thursday but an auto

Republican Bob Beauprez defeated Democrat Mike Feeley by 122 votes in a final unofficial count in Colorado's new 7th Congressional District Thursday. The margin

Democrat Mike Feeley Monday asked a judge to order election officials to count all legitimate ballots in the new 7th Congressional District where he trails Repu

Democrat Mike Feeley Monday asked a judge to order election officials to count all legitimate ballots in the new 7th Congressional District where he trails Repu

Elections officials say it may be next week before they complete a count of questionable ballots to determine the outcome of the race in the new 7th Congression

In the Colorado 7th Congressional District race, Republican Bob Beauprez had 4,297 votes while Democrat Mike Feeley had 4,291 in an open seat. The Colorado Secretary of State's office said it did not have information on what percentage of total voters wa