Obama Draws More Than 100,000 At Denver Rally (PHOTOS)

Barack Obama drew a crowd of over 100,000 at a rally in Denver on Sunday, the AP reports:

The Obama campaign released an initial crowd estimate of 75,000 people. That was later upgraded to "well over" 100,00 people, a tally confirmed by a Denver police spokesman.

The setting, on a sparkling day in this battleground state, said perhaps more than Obama did in his actual speech. His campaign is capitalizing on the scope of such rallies to get people to cast votes early, permitted in Colorado and more than two dozen other states.

Below are some great photos of the event, courtesy of Getty.

Comments

[KillBillV2]

BWAHAHAHAHA Amazing!

[Rictracee]

yep.. crowds don't decide elections but it gives you a good glimpes at whats going to take place.. I have yet to see Mccain/ Palin get a crowd reportedly over 20,000 and that was even a lie.. LOL

[CharlesJ]

I do believe that there was a crowd reported to be at somewhere around 25K for one of the first few McCain/Palin rallies. But that was a fluke because the numbers quickly went down to under 15 and 10K. Now they normally hover around 3-8k average, with several less than 2K.

[Davwbaird]

that rally was over reported by half.

[VOTER]

Great numbers...­..........­.....

Now let's put them into VOTES!

[nowalnuts]

Amazing!

[cookworth]

You have no idea, this doesn't even mention the 50,000 who showed up in Albuquerque, fricking Albuquerque!!!

Truly Amazing