Election night 2012: The best red, white and boo watching parties

By Bree Davies Tue., Nov. 6 2012 at 4:19 PM

Categories: Events

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Eric Gruneisen

Obama and Supporters in Boulder

Election Night Watch Party
Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret
This free gathering invites all parties to party while watching the polls in Lannie's lovely show space. Full cocktail and food menus are available (regular charges for snacks and drinks), and seats are first come, first serve.

Occupy Sham-Election Party
Acacia Park
This free, open gathering encourages anyone interested to come out and discuss options for the current political system.

Colorado Republican Party
Sports Authority Field at Mile High
The GOP of Colorado's big election gathering will be held on the club level of Mile High starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are free, but must be reserved via the organization's website.

Brandon Marshall

Romney and Ryan at Red Rocks

Election Night Party hosted by Ru Black
The Living Room
Watch the election results live in the comfort of one of Denver's favorite chill spots. Regular drink and tapas menus will be available, with a special $5 Red, White & Blue martini made up just for the occasion.

Democratic Victory Celebrations
Sheraton Downtown Denver
Starting at 7 p.m., Colorado Democratic candidates invite supporters to join in celebrating the outcomes of several races across the state. This is the official Democratic Party party, so it is guaranteed to be a big one!

Planned Parenthood Votes and One Colorado Election Night Party
Sheraton Downtown Denver
Also throwing a big one at the Sheraton, Planned Parenthood Votes Colorado and One Colorado come together for an election celebration.

Jefferson County Democrats Election Night Party
Sheraton Denver West
Congressman Ed Perlmutter holds it down for the Jefferson County Democrats at the Sheraton Hotel in Lakewood, with a celebration promising some secret special political guests. RSVP is not required but suggested, and can be done through the organization's website.

Yes on 64 Campaign Celebrates Election Night
Casselman's Bar & Venue
And last but definitely not least, supporters of Amendment 64 will gather to watch returns and see if Colorado goes to pot tonight. Doors open at 7 p.m.

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