Donald Trump’s Colorado effort continued adding to its campaign apparatus Monday by naming seven field coordinators. The Republican nominee has ground to catch up with Hillary Clinton’s months-old ground game.
The Trump campaign’s regional leaders are Andrea Morse and Marty Neilson for northern Colorado, Stephen Barlock and Nosh Tarachand for east Denver, Laurel Imer for west Denver; Dylan Sparks for El Paso County and state Sen. Ray Scott for western Colorado.
“Each of these field coordinators is highly organized, dynamic and committed to spreading the Trump-Pence message throughout the state,” Patrick Davis, Trump’s state campaign director, said in a statement. “We will have all the staff and resources we need to win in Colorado.”
Last week the Trump campaign named its six-member .
The Clinton campaign installed its leadership in Colorado in April and May, and the campaign is expected to open its 17th field office this week.
The Clinton campaign would not confirm an exact number or the names of its field coordinators, but it has working in Colorado, Democratic state party chairman Rick Palacio told Politico.
