Colorado Senator Michael Bennet dropped out of the race for president last night after a disappointing showing in the New Hampshire primary.
Bennet won support from only .3 percent of New Hampshire voters and failed to stand out in a crowded field of Democrats.
Also dropping out of the race was Andrew Yang, whose results were in the low single digits.
Ballots for the March 3rd Colorado Presidential Primary are currently being mailed to registered voters in the state.
This will be the first presidential primary in Colorado in 20 years.
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