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Colorado senators will have to wait at least one more year to join their colleagues in the House on television.
Sen. Josh Penry, R-Grand Junction, said there is not enough money to start rolling the cameras in that chamber. Penry is a member of the managing board for the Colorado Channel.
The Senate has been wired to start transmitting but needs to raise $130,000 to go live. Fundraising efforts by outgoing House Speaker Andrew Romanoff allowed the Colorado Channel to debut last year on Comcast Digital Cable and online, at .
House Speaker-elect Terrance Carroll of Denver said television for the House will continue this year.
The Associated Press
