Friend,

Justice delayed is justice denied.

When judicial vacancies are left open on Colorado's federal court, sitting judges are forced to take on a large number of cases, and defendants are left waiting for a free and fair trial.

In the last three years, Michael has worked hard to address this issue by filling open seats on Colorado's federal bench with highly qualified, diverse judges.

Because of Michael’s work with Senator John Hickenlooper, President Biden has appointed five highly qualified, diverse judges to the seven-judge bench — and Colorado is no longer in a “judicial emergency.”

You can read more about his work on judicial nominees here >>

With these nominations, Michael made it a point to find the best candidates with diverse experiences and backgrounds.

He's worked to put more women and people of color on Colorado's federal bench and to recommend nominees from all parts of Colorado with experience in different areas of the law. 

For the first time, Colorado will have a district judge based outside of Denver. Judge Gordon P. Gallagher, from the Western Slope, will be stationed in Grand Junction. Upon her confirmation, Judge Charlotte Sweeney became the first openly LGBT woman to serve as a federal judge west of the Mississippi River. And Judge Kato Crews is the only active African American judge on Colorado's District Court. 

Thanks to Michael’s hard work, Colorado has become one of the most effective states at filling judicial vacancies. Your grassroots support helps Michael continue to make progress for Colorado. Whether it’s $5, $10, or $50, will you chip in to support his campaign now?

Thank you.

Team Bennet