Welcome, it is Thursday, October 14, 2004

Welcome fellow Coloradans! My home page contains information about the U.S. Senate, Colorado, how I may be of assistance to you as well as how to contact any one of my six offices. The next time I am in your neighborhood, I hope we can meet to discuss the issues important to you and your family. My staff and I look forward to hearing from you.

Senator Allard speaking at a press conference commemorating the delivery of 1.4 million petitions supporting traditional marriage.

Senator Allard welcomes Colorado World War II veterans to a reception held during the dedication of the World War II Memorial in Washington, DC.

Senator Allard Returns from Iraq Trip

Recently I returned from a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan. This visit gave me a first-hand look at the conditions there, and I met with many fine soldiers from Colorado and the rest of America who are putting their lives on the line so we, and the people of those countries, can live in freedom...

To read more about Senator Allard's trip, click here.

Federal Marriage Amendment

This amendment would define the institution of marriage as a union between a man and a woman. FMA has generated an enormous amount of information, some credible and some not. I I want to set the record straight here on my website so citizens know exactly what my amendment will do, and what it will not do.

For more details on the Federal Marriage Amendment, click here.

Important Tour Information

Due to increased security, my staff is currently unable to conduct unscheduled tours of the Capitol. Scheduled tour times for small groups (fewer than 15 people) are available through my office on a limited basis. Please visit my Tour Information page to learn how to request a Capitol tour. We cannot honor White House tour requests for groups under 10 people. All such requests must be made AT LEAST two months in advance. No exceptions. Tell me more about tours!