The demonstrators, many in wheelchairs, had pledged on Tuesday, June 27, to occupy Gardner's Denver office until the senator promised to vote no on a GOP-backed healthcare measure that the Congressional Budget Office says would lead to 22 million people losing health insurance by 2026.
Gardner's office has not replied to multiple requests for comment on the protest.

ADAPT is demanding Gardner sign this statement pledging to vote against any bill that would reduce Medicaid funding for seniors and people with disabilities.
Kalyn Heffernan
Police warned each of the protesters that they were trespassing and gave them a chance to leave. Heffernan told her fellow activists: "This is my first time. They can't fucking break me."
She continued to chant as arrests went on around her. Eventually officers approached Heffernan.
"Are you ready?" asked a cop.
She was.
As they took her away and turned off her phone, cutting off more than 6,000 people who had tuned in, she continued to chant: "I'd rather go to jail than to die without Medicaid."