With members in hundreds of professions — from human service workers to librarians, nurses to sanitation workers — AFSCME advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public service and prosperity and opportunity for all working families.
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Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet joined the U.S. Senate in 2009 after Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to succeed Sen. Ken Salazar after Salazar was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama. Prior to his appointment, Bennet served as Superintendent of Denver Public Schools, presiding over increased student enrollment and graduation rates.
Sen. Bennet won his first full term in office in the close 2010 election against Rep. Ken Buck. In 2013, Bennet played a key role as a member of the Gang of Eight in the passage of comprehensive immigration reform out of the U.S. Senate. In twelve years of service in the Senate, Sen. Bennet has been a consistent supporter of voting rights, abortion rights, nondiscrimination and LGBTQ+ rights, reducing gun violence, environmental protection and confronting human-caused climate change, and ending the failed War on Drugs.
Sen. Bennet's signature policy achievement in office came with the March 2021 passage of the Child Tax Credit expansion as part of the American Rescue Plan. The expanded Child Tax Credit resulted in an historic reduction in child poverty for the one-year period in which the program was fully funded. Sen. Bennet's top priority in 2023 is to make the Child Tax Credit expansion permanent. In 2019, Sen. Bennet joined with Republican Sen. Mitt Romney to call for a universal basic income standard for children.
Sen. Bennet can negotiate with Republicans across the aisle and influence policy with the Democratic Senate majority and the White House. Bennet was the driving force behind President Joe Biden's establishment of a new national monument at Camp Hale and drilling protections in the ecologically sensitive Thompson Divide.
Sen. Bennet's opponent, concrete executive Joe O'Dea, tried and failed to hide his far-right agenda from Colorado voters. During the Republican primary, O'Dea claimed to be "personally very pro-life," and proudly admitted after winning the nomination that he was a supporter of Proposition 115, an abortion restriction measure that failed overwhelmingly in 2020. Despite this, O'Dea has falsely claimed to be "pro choice" in deceptive campaign ads. O'Dea was proud to claim the support of members of the Trump administration during the primary, then tried to back away from Trump after winning the nomination.
The contrast between Michael Bennet's record of service and policy wins in the U.S. Senate and Joe O'Dea's empty promises concealing a right-wing agenda could not be greater. Bennet is the clear progressive choice.Michael Bennet
Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet joined the U.S. Senate in 2009 after Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to succeed Sen. Ken Salazar after Salazar was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama.Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet joined the U.S. Senate in 2009 after Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to succeed Sen. Ken Salazar after Salazar was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama. Prior to his appointment, Bennet served as Superintendent of Denver Public Schools, presiding over increased student enrollment and graduation rates.
Sen. Bennet won his first full term in office in the close 2010 election against Rep. Ken Buck. In 2013, Bennet played a key role as a member of the Gang of Eight in the passage of comprehensive immigration reform out of the U.S. Senate. In twelve years of service in the Senate, Sen. Bennet has been a consistent supporter of voting rights, abortion rights, nondiscrimination and LGBTQ+ rights, reducing gun violence, environmental protection and confronting human-caused climate change, and ending the failed War on Drugs.
Sen. Bennet's signature policy achievement in office came with the March 2021 passage of the Child Tax Credit expansion as part of the American Rescue Plan. The expanded Child Tax Credit resulted in an historic reduction in child poverty for the one-year period in which the program was fully funded. Sen. Bennet's top priority in 2023 is to make the Child Tax Credit expansion permanent. In 2019, Sen. Bennet joined with Republican Sen. Mitt Romney to call for a universal basic income standard for children.
Sen. Bennet can negotiate with Republicans across the aisle and influence policy with the Democratic Senate majority and the White House. Bennet was the driving force behind President Joe Biden's establishment of a new national monument at Camp Hale and drilling protections in the ecologically sensitive Thompson Divide.
Sen. Bennet's opponent, concrete executive Joe O'Dea, tried and failed to hide his far-right agenda from Colorado voters. During the Republican primary, O'Dea claimed to be "personally very pro-life," and proudly admitted after winning the nomination that he was a supporter of Proposition 115, an abortion restriction measure that failed overwhelmingly in 2020. Despite this, O'Dea has falsely claimed to be "pro choice" in deceptive campaign ads. O'Dea was proud to claim the support of members of the Trump administration during the primary, then tried to back away from Trump after winning the nomination.
The contrast between Michael Bennet's record of service and policy wins in the U.S. Senate and Joe O'Dea's empty promises concealing a right-wing agenda could not be greater. Bennet is the clear progressive choice.Michael Bennet
Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet joined the U.S. Senate in 2009 after Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to succeed Sen. Ken Salazar after Salazar was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama.
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Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet joined the U.S. Senate in 2009 after Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to succeed Sen. Ken Salazar after Salazar was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama. Prior to his appointment, Bennet served as Superintendent of Denver Public Schools, presiding over increased student enrollment and graduation rates.
Sen. Bennet won his first full term in office in the close 2010 election against Rep. Ken Buck. In 2013, Bennet played a key role as a member of the Gang of Eight in the passage of comprehensive immigration reform out of the U.S. Senate. In twelve years of service in the Senate, Sen. Bennet has been a consistent supporter of voting rights, abortion rights, nondiscrimination and LGBTQ+ rights, reducing gun violence, environmental protection and confronting human-caused climate change, and ending the failed War on Drugs.
Sen. Bennet's signature policy achievement in office came with the March 2021 passage of the Child Tax Credit expansion as part of the American Rescue Plan. The expanded Child Tax Credit resulted in an historic reduction in child poverty for the one-year period in which the program was fully funded. Sen. Bennet's top priority in 2023 is to make the Child Tax Credit expansion permanent. In 2019, Sen. Bennet joined with Republican Sen. Mitt Romney to call for a universal basic income standard for children.
Sen. Bennet can negotiate with Republicans across the aisle and influence policy with the Democratic Senate majority and the White House. Bennet was the driving force behind President Joe Biden's establishment of a new national monument at Camp Hale and drilling protections in the ecologically sensitive Thompson Divide.
Sen. Bennet's opponent, concrete executive Joe O'Dea, tried and failed to hide his far-right agenda from Colorado voters. During the Republican primary, O'Dea claimed to be "personally very pro-life," and proudly admitted after winning the nomination that he was a supporter of Proposition 115, an abortion restriction measure that failed overwhelmingly in 2020. Despite this, O'Dea has falsely claimed to be "pro choice" in deceptive campaign ads. O'Dea was proud to claim the support of members of the Trump administration during the primary, then tried to back away from Trump after winning the nomination.
The contrast between Michael Bennet's record of service and policy wins in the U.S. Senate and Joe O'Dea's empty promises concealing a right-wing agenda could not be greater. Bennet is the clear progressive choice.
Congress
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below congressional districts on your ballot.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is seeking her 14th term representing Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. DeGette, a lawyer, is Colorado’s most senior national legislator, the dean of its nine-member delegation, and the state’s only female Democrat in Congress.
A lifelong Denverite, she has dedicated her career to protecting the environment, expanding access to health care, and fighting for reproductive justice. Before being elected to Congress, DeGette served two terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, where she protected access to abortion clinics. She continues this work in Congress as co-chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus.
DeGette has been recognized for her ability to work across party lines to deliver results. Some of her biggest achievements include playing an important role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act, co-authoring legislation that modernized medical research, and spearheading improvements in protecting our nation’s food supply. As chair of a key oversight panel, DeGette has led the effort to hold the Trump administration accountable for separating undocumented children from their families. DeGette has also been an outspoken advocate for enacting commonsense gun safety measures, safeguarding Colorado’s public lands, and protecting American consumers.
DeGette's Republican opponent, Jennifer Qualteri, is an accountant for the State of Colorado. Qualteri has no political or earned media record other than her nomination to run in one of the state's Democratic strongholds. Qualteri's social media posts include references to baseless claims of election fraud in 2020.
Diana DeGette is one of the state's longest-serving and most effective progressive leaders. If reelected, DeGette will continue being the strong, progressive voice that Denver needs in Washington.
We recommend she be retained in office to continue serving the people of Denver.Diana DeGette
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is seeking her 14th term representing Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. DeGette, a lawyer, is Colorado’s most senior national legislator, the dean of its nine-member delegation, and the state’s only female Democrat in Congress.
A lifelong Denverite, she has dedicated her career to protecting the environment, expanding access to health care, and fighting for reproductive justice. Before being elected to Congress, DeGette served two terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, where she protected access to abortion clinics. She continues this work in Congress as co-chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus.
DeGette has been recognized for her ability to work across party lines to deliver results. Some of her biggest achievements include playing an important role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act, co-authoring legislation that modernized medical research, and spearheading improvements in protecting our nation’s food supply. As chair of a key oversight panel, DeGette has led the effort to hold the Trump administration accountable for separating undocumented children from their families. DeGette has also been an outspoken advocate for enacting commonsense gun safety measures, safeguarding Colorado’s public lands, and protecting American consumers.
DeGette's Republican opponent, Jennifer Qualteri, is an accountant for the State of Colorado. Qualteri has no political or earned media record other than her nomination to run in one of the state's Democratic strongholds. Qualteri's social media posts include references to baseless claims of election fraud in 2020.
Diana DeGette is one of the state's longest-serving and most effective progressive leaders. If reelected, DeGette will continue being the strong, progressive voice that Denver needs in Washington.
We recommend she be retained in office to continue serving the people of Denver.Incumbent U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is seeking her 14th term representing Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. DeGette, a lawyer, is Colorado’s most senior national legislator, the dean of its nine-member delegation, and the state’s only female Democrat in Congress.
A lifelong Denverite, she has dedicated her career to protecting the environment, expanding access to health care, and fighting for reproductive justice. Before being elected to Congress, DeGette served two terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, where she protected access to abortion clinics. She continues this work in Congress as co-chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus.
DeGette has been recognized for her ability to work across party lines to deliver results. Some of her biggest achievements include playing an important role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act, co-authoring legislation that modernized medical research, and spearheading improvements in protecting our nation’s food supply. As chair of a key oversight panel, DeGette has led the effort to hold the Trump administration accountable for separating undocumented children from their families. DeGette has also been an outspoken advocate for enacting commonsense gun safety measures, safeguarding Colorado’s public lands, and protecting American consumers.
DeGette's Republican opponent, Jennifer Qualteri, is an accountant for the State of Colorado. Qualteri has no political or earned media record other than her nomination to run in one of the state's Democratic strongholds. Qualteri's social media posts include references to baseless claims of election fraud in 2020.
Diana DeGette is one of the state's longest-serving and most effective progressive leaders. If reelected, DeGette will continue being the strong, progressive voice that Denver needs in Washington.
We recommend she be retained in office to continue serving the people of Denver.Diana DeGette
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is seeking her 14th term representing Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. DeGette, a lawyer, is Colorado’s most senior national legislator, the dean of its nine-member delegation, and the state’s only female Democrat in Congress.
A lifelong Denverite, she has dedicated her career to protecting the environment, expanding access to health care, and fighting for reproductive justice. Before being elected to Congress, DeGette served two terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, where she protected access to abortion clinics. She continues this work in Congress as co-chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus.
DeGette has been recognized for her ability to work across party lines to deliver results. Some of her biggest achievements include playing an important role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act, co-authoring legislation that modernized medical research, and spearheading improvements in protecting our nation’s food supply. As chair of a key oversight panel, DeGette has led the effort to hold the Trump administration accountable for separating undocumented children from their families. DeGette has also been an outspoken advocate for enacting commonsense gun safety measures, safeguarding Colorado’s public lands, and protecting American consumers.
DeGette's Republican opponent, Jennifer Qualteri, is an accountant for the State of Colorado. Qualteri has no political or earned media record other than her nomination to run in one of the state's Democratic strongholds. Qualteri's social media posts include references to baseless claims of election fraud in 2020.
Diana DeGette is one of the state's longest-serving and most effective progressive leaders. If reelected, DeGette will continue being the strong, progressive voice that Denver needs in Washington.
We recommend she be retained in office to continue serving the people of Denver.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is seeking her 14th term representing Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. DeGette, a lawyer, is Colorado’s most senior national legislator, the dean of its nine-member delegation, and the state’s only female Democrat in Congress.
A lifelong Denverite, she has dedicated her career to protecting the environment, expanding access to health care, and fighting for reproductive justice. Before being elected to Congress, DeGette served two terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, where she protected access to abortion clinics. She continues this work in Congress as co-chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus.
DeGette has been recognized for her ability to work across party lines to deliver results. Some of her biggest achievements include playing an important role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act, co-authoring legislation that modernized medical research, and spearheading improvements in protecting our nation’s food supply. As chair of a key oversight panel, DeGette has led the effort to hold the Trump administration accountable for separating undocumented children from their families. DeGette has also been an outspoken advocate for enacting commonsense gun safety measures, safeguarding Colorado’s public lands, and protecting American consumers.
DeGette's Republican opponent, Jennifer Qualteri, is an accountant for the State of Colorado. Qualteri has no political or earned media record other than her nomination to run in one of the state's Democratic strongholds. Qualteri's social media posts include references to baseless claims of election fraud in 2020.
Diana DeGette is one of the state's longest-serving and most effective progressive leaders. If reelected, DeGette will continue being the strong, progressive voice that Denver needs in Washington.
We recommend she be retained in office to continue serving the people of Denver.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is running for reelection in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District. Neguse, a lawyer and the son of Eritrean refugees, is the first and so far only Black American to serve Colorado in Congress. Prior to his election to Congress, Neguse served as a University of Colorado Regent representing the 2nd District and a legislative aide under Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff.
As a vice-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Neguse advocates for bold progressive policies to address the most pressing issues facing our nation, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. His priorities to date in Congress have included lowering prescription drug prices, raising workers’ wages, ensuring greater accountability in government, and protecting public lands, which make up over 50% of his district.
In Rep. Neguse's first two-year term in office, he introduced more legislation than any freshman lawmaker in the country and has had more legislation signed into law than any member of Colorado’s congressional delegation. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Neguse played a key role in holding former President Donald Trump accountable in Trump's second impeachment trial. Before Congress, Neguse fought to expand opportunities for families across Colorado in a variety of roles: as a co-founder of New Era Colorado, the state’s largest youth voter registration and mobilization nonprofit; as a six-term member of CU’s Board of Regents; and as leader of the state’s consumer protection agency for two years.
Neguse is a self-described eternal optimist who will continue to provide Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District with enthusiastic, diligent, and bold representation if reelected.
Rep. Neguse's Republican opponent, Marshall Dawson, is the vice-chairman of the Boulder County Republicans with no elected experience, and is considered a placeholder candidate in a race where Republicans have no realistic chance at winning.
Progressive voters should vote for Joe Neguse.Joe Neguse
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is running for reelection in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District. Neguse, a lawyer and the son of Eritrean refugees, is the first and so far only Black American to serve Colorado in Congress. Prior to his election to Congress, Neguse served as a University of Colorado Regent representing the 2nd District and a legislative aide under Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff.
As a vice-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Neguse advocates for bold progressive policies to address the most pressing issues facing our nation, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. His priorities to date in Congress have included lowering prescription drug prices, raising workers’ wages, ensuring greater accountability in government, and protecting public lands, which make up over 50% of his district.
In Rep. Neguse's first two-year term in office, he introduced more legislation than any freshman lawmaker in the country and has had more legislation signed into law than any member of Colorado’s congressional delegation. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Neguse played a key role in holding former President Donald Trump accountable in Trump's second impeachment trial. Before Congress, Neguse fought to expand opportunities for families across Colorado in a variety of roles: as a co-founder of New Era Colorado, the state’s largest youth voter registration and mobilization nonprofit; as a six-term member of CU’s Board of Regents; and as leader of the state’s consumer protection agency for two years.
Neguse is a self-described eternal optimist who will continue to provide Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District with enthusiastic, diligent, and bold representation if reelected.
Rep. Neguse's Republican opponent, Marshall Dawson, is the vice-chairman of the Boulder County Republicans with no elected experience, and is considered a placeholder candidate in a race where Republicans have no realistic chance at winning.
Progressive voters should vote for Joe Neguse.Incumbent U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is running for reelection in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District. Neguse, a lawyer and the son of Eritrean refugees, is the first and so far only Black American to serve Colorado in Congress. Prior to his election to Congress, Neguse served as a University of Colorado Regent representing the 2nd District and a legislative aide under Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff.
As a vice-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Neguse advocates for bold progressive policies to address the most pressing issues facing our nation, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. His priorities to date in Congress have included lowering prescription drug prices, raising workers’ wages, ensuring greater accountability in government, and protecting public lands, which make up over 50% of his district.
In Rep. Neguse's first two-year term in office, he introduced more legislation than any freshman lawmaker in the country and has had more legislation signed into law than any member of Colorado’s congressional delegation. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Neguse played a key role in holding former President Donald Trump accountable in Trump's second impeachment trial. Before Congress, Neguse fought to expand opportunities for families across Colorado in a variety of roles: as a co-founder of New Era Colorado, the state’s largest youth voter registration and mobilization nonprofit; as a six-term member of CU’s Board of Regents; and as leader of the state’s consumer protection agency for two years.
Neguse is a self-described eternal optimist who will continue to provide Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District with enthusiastic, diligent, and bold representation if reelected.
Rep. Neguse's Republican opponent, Marshall Dawson, is the vice-chairman of the Boulder County Republicans with no elected experience, and is considered a placeholder candidate in a race where Republicans have no realistic chance at winning.
Progressive voters should vote for Joe Neguse.Joe Neguse
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is running for reelection in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District. Neguse, a lawyer and the son of Eritrean refugees, is the first and so far only Black American to serve Colorado in Congress. Prior to his election to Congress, Neguse served as a University of Colorado Regent representing the 2nd District and a legislative aide under Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff.
As a vice-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Neguse advocates for bold progressive policies to address the most pressing issues facing our nation, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. His priorities to date in Congress have included lowering prescription drug prices, raising workers’ wages, ensuring greater accountability in government, and protecting public lands, which make up over 50% of his district.
In Rep. Neguse's first two-year term in office, he introduced more legislation than any freshman lawmaker in the country and has had more legislation signed into law than any member of Colorado’s congressional delegation. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Neguse played a key role in holding former President Donald Trump accountable in Trump's second impeachment trial. Before Congress, Neguse fought to expand opportunities for families across Colorado in a variety of roles: as a co-founder of New Era Colorado, the state’s largest youth voter registration and mobilization nonprofit; as a six-term member of CU’s Board of Regents; and as leader of the state’s consumer protection agency for two years.
Neguse is a self-described eternal optimist who will continue to provide Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District with enthusiastic, diligent, and bold representation if reelected.
Rep. Neguse's Republican opponent, Marshall Dawson, is the vice-chairman of the Boulder County Republicans with no elected experience, and is considered a placeholder candidate in a race where Republicans have no realistic chance at winning.
Progressive voters should vote for Joe Neguse.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is running for reelection in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District. Neguse, a lawyer and the son of Eritrean refugees, is the first and so far only Black American to serve Colorado in Congress. Prior to his election to Congress, Neguse served as a University of Colorado Regent representing the 2nd District and a legislative aide under Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff.
As a vice-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Neguse advocates for bold progressive policies to address the most pressing issues facing our nation, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. His priorities to date in Congress have included lowering prescription drug prices, raising workers’ wages, ensuring greater accountability in government, and protecting public lands, which make up over 50% of his district.
In Rep. Neguse's first two-year term in office, he introduced more legislation than any freshman lawmaker in the country and has had more legislation signed into law than any member of Colorado’s congressional delegation. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Neguse played a key role in holding former President Donald Trump accountable in Trump's second impeachment trial. Before Congress, Neguse fought to expand opportunities for families across Colorado in a variety of roles: as a co-founder of New Era Colorado, the state’s largest youth voter registration and mobilization nonprofit; as a six-term member of CU’s Board of Regents; and as leader of the state’s consumer protection agency for two years.
Neguse is a self-described eternal optimist who will continue to provide Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District with enthusiastic, diligent, and bold representation if reelected.
Rep. Neguse's Republican opponent, Marshall Dawson, is the vice-chairman of the Boulder County Republicans with no elected experience, and is considered a placeholder candidate in a race where Republicans have no realistic chance at winning.
Progressive voters should vote for Joe Neguse.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, a lawyer and former Army Ranger who completed three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is running for reelection in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. In 2018, he defeated longtime Republican incumbent Mike Coffman to become the first Democrat ever to represent this district.
Before serving in Congress, Crow spent years helping veterans like himself who struggled to receive benefits, focusing his work on veteran homelessness and substance abuse issues. Then, during his first term, Crow stepped into the national spotlight as one of the seven impeachment managers who argued for Donald Trump’s removal from office during the Senate trial. Crow made the case that Trump put both Ukraine’s safety and the U.S.’s national security at risk by withholding military aid in exchange for political favors.
Crow’s district is the most diverse in Colorado, with 1 in 5 residents being born outside the United States; Crow has said this is what makes his community such a special place to live. He supports protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform and has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to end its contracts with private prison companies.
Crow has worked on instituting campaign finance reform. The first bill he sponsored, the End Dark Money Act, would prevent mega-donors from being able to hide their political contributions. His other priorities include preventing gun violence, combatting the effects of climate change, ensuring small businesses are able to thrive, and fighting for a bold investment in America’s infrastructure.
Rep. Crow's opponent Steven Monahan is a political newcomer and officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. In Monahan's candidate questionnaire from the Denver Post, Monahan repeated discredited talking points about the Inflation Reduction Act and expressed support for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Rep. Crow has served the residents of the 6th Congressional District with distinction and is the clear progressive choice in this race.Jason Crow
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, a lawyer and former Army Ranger who completed three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is running for reelection in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. In 2018, he defeated longtime Republican incumbent Mike Coffman to become the first Democrat ever to represent this district.
Before serving in Congress, Crow spent years helping veterans like himself who struggled to receive benefits, focusing his work on veteran homelessness and substance abuse issues. Then, during his first term, Crow stepped into the national spotlight as one of the seven impeachment managers who argued for Donald Trump’s removal from office during the Senate trial. Crow made the case that Trump put both Ukraine’s safety and the U.S.’s national security at risk by withholding military aid in exchange for political favors.
Crow’s district is the most diverse in Colorado, with 1 in 5 residents being born outside the United States; Crow has said this is what makes his community such a special place to live. He supports protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform and has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to end its contracts with private prison companies.
Crow has worked on instituting campaign finance reform. The first bill he sponsored, the End Dark Money Act, would prevent mega-donors from being able to hide their political contributions. His other priorities include preventing gun violence, combatting the effects of climate change, ensuring small businesses are able to thrive, and fighting for a bold investment in America’s infrastructure.
Rep. Crow's opponent Steven Monahan is a political newcomer and officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. In Monahan's candidate questionnaire from the Denver Post, Monahan repeated discredited talking points about the Inflation Reduction Act and expressed support for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Rep. Crow has served the residents of the 6th Congressional District with distinction and is the clear progressive choice in this race.Incumbent U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, a lawyer and former Army Ranger who completed three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is running for reelection in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. In 2018, he defeated longtime Republican incumbent Mike Coffman to become the first Democrat ever to represent this district.
Before serving in Congress, Crow spent years helping veterans like himself who struggled to receive benefits, focusing his work on veteran homelessness and substance abuse issues. Then, during his first term, Crow stepped into the national spotlight as one of the seven impeachment managers who argued for Donald Trump’s removal from office during the Senate trial. Crow made the case that Trump put both Ukraine’s safety and the U.S.’s national security at risk by withholding military aid in exchange for political favors.
Crow’s district is the most diverse in Colorado, with 1 in 5 residents being born outside the United States; Crow has said this is what makes his community such a special place to live. He supports protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform and has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to end its contracts with private prison companies.
Crow has worked on instituting campaign finance reform. The first bill he sponsored, the End Dark Money Act, would prevent mega-donors from being able to hide their political contributions. His other priorities include preventing gun violence, combatting the effects of climate change, ensuring small businesses are able to thrive, and fighting for a bold investment in America’s infrastructure.
Rep. Crow's opponent Steven Monahan is a political newcomer and officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. In Monahan's candidate questionnaire from the Denver Post, Monahan repeated discredited talking points about the Inflation Reduction Act and expressed support for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Rep. Crow has served the residents of the 6th Congressional District with distinction and is the clear progressive choice in this race.Jason Crow
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, a lawyer and former Army Ranger who completed three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is running for reelection in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. In 2018, he defeated longtime Republican incumbent Mike Coffman to become the first Democrat ever to represent this district.
Before serving in Congress, Crow spent years helping veterans like himself who struggled to receive benefits, focusing his work on veteran homelessness and substance abuse issues. Then, during his first term, Crow stepped into the national spotlight as one of the seven impeachment managers who argued for Donald Trump’s removal from office during the Senate trial. Crow made the case that Trump put both Ukraine’s safety and the U.S.’s national security at risk by withholding military aid in exchange for political favors.
Crow’s district is the most diverse in Colorado, with 1 in 5 residents being born outside the United States; Crow has said this is what makes his community such a special place to live. He supports protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform and has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to end its contracts with private prison companies.
Crow has worked on instituting campaign finance reform. The first bill he sponsored, the End Dark Money Act, would prevent mega-donors from being able to hide their political contributions. His other priorities include preventing gun violence, combatting the effects of climate change, ensuring small businesses are able to thrive, and fighting for a bold investment in America’s infrastructure.
Rep. Crow's opponent Steven Monahan is a political newcomer and officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. In Monahan's candidate questionnaire from the Denver Post, Monahan repeated discredited talking points about the Inflation Reduction Act and expressed support for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Rep. Crow has served the residents of the 6th Congressional District with distinction and is the clear progressive choice in this race.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, a lawyer and former Army Ranger who completed three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is running for reelection in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. In 2018, he defeated longtime Republican incumbent Mike Coffman to become the first Democrat ever to represent this district.
Before serving in Congress, Crow spent years helping veterans like himself who struggled to receive benefits, focusing his work on veteran homelessness and substance abuse issues. Then, during his first term, Crow stepped into the national spotlight as one of the seven impeachment managers who argued for Donald Trump’s removal from office during the Senate trial. Crow made the case that Trump put both Ukraine’s safety and the U.S.’s national security at risk by withholding military aid in exchange for political favors.
Crow’s district is the most diverse in Colorado, with 1 in 5 residents being born outside the United States; Crow has said this is what makes his community such a special place to live. He supports protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform and has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to end its contracts with private prison companies.
Crow has worked on instituting campaign finance reform. The first bill he sponsored, the End Dark Money Act, would prevent mega-donors from being able to hide their political contributions. His other priorities include preventing gun violence, combatting the effects of climate change, ensuring small businesses are able to thrive, and fighting for a bold investment in America’s infrastructure.
Rep. Crow's opponent Steven Monahan is a political newcomer and officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. In Monahan's candidate questionnaire from the Denver Post, Monahan repeated discredited talking points about the Inflation Reduction Act and expressed support for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Rep. Crow has served the residents of the 6th Congressional District with distinction and is the clear progressive choice in this race.
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State Sen. Brittany Pettersen is the progressive candidate running for the open 7th Congressional District seat being vacated by retiring long-time Rep. Ed Perlmutter. Pettersen has represented the west Denver suburbs since her original election in 2012 to the Colorado House, then succeeding Sen. Andy Kerr in Senate District 22 in 2019. Pettersen is opposed by Erik Aadland, an avowed election conspiracy theorist with no experience in public office.
In the Colorado General Assembly, Pettersen has been a leading advocate for criminal justice reform and combating the opioid addiction crisis that threatens communities across the state and nation. Pettersen helped pass landmark Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation which has been modeled in other states. Pettersen was one of the sponsors of the Colorado Option health insurance reform measure intended to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%. In Congress, Petterson has promised to fight for the repeal of the 2017 Trump Tax Cuts and a fairer tax policy for all Americans.
Erik Aadland is an Army veteran with no political experience best known for his belief that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Aadland supports sweeping cuts to federal spending that would endanger social safety nets like Medicare and Social Security, and refuses to confirm that humans are impacting the global climate. Aadland also opposed Colorado's law codifying abortion rights while supporting the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
Pettersen is far and away the superior candidate to succeed Rep. Perlmutter and continue to provide strong progressive leadership to the 7th Congressional District.Brittany Pettersen
State Sen. Brittany Pettersen is the progressive candidate running for the open 7th Congressional District seat being vacated by retiring long-time Rep. Ed Perlmutter. Pettersen has represented the west Denver suburbs since her original election in 2012 to the Colorado House, then succeeding Sen. Andy Kerr in Senate District 22 in 2019. Pettersen is opposed by Erik Aadland, an avowed election conspiracy theorist with no experience in public office.
In the Colorado General Assembly, Pettersen has been a leading advocate for criminal justice reform and combating the opioid addiction crisis that threatens communities across the state and nation. Pettersen helped pass landmark Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation which has been modeled in other states. Pettersen was one of the sponsors of the Colorado Option health insurance reform measure intended to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%. In Congress, Petterson has promised to fight for the repeal of the 2017 Trump Tax Cuts and a fairer tax policy for all Americans.
Erik Aadland is an Army veteran with no political experience best known for his belief that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Aadland supports sweeping cuts to federal spending that would endanger social safety nets like Medicare and Social Security, and refuses to confirm that humans are impacting the global climate. Aadland also opposed Colorado's law codifying abortion rights while supporting the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
Pettersen is far and away the superior candidate to succeed Rep. Perlmutter and continue to provide strong progressive leadership to the 7th Congressional District.State Sen. Brittany Pettersen is the progressive candidate running for the open 7th Congressional District seat being vacated by retiring long-time Rep. Ed Perlmutter. Pettersen has represented the west Denver suburbs since her original election in 2012 to the Colorado House, then succeeding Sen. Andy Kerr in Senate District 22 in 2019. Pettersen is opposed by Erik Aadland, an avowed election conspiracy theorist with no experience in public office.
In the Colorado General Assembly, Pettersen has been a leading advocate for criminal justice reform and combating the opioid addiction crisis that threatens communities across the state and nation. Pettersen helped pass landmark Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation which has been modeled in other states. Pettersen was one of the sponsors of the Colorado Option health insurance reform measure intended to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%. In Congress, Petterson has promised to fight for the repeal of the 2017 Trump Tax Cuts and a fairer tax policy for all Americans.
Erik Aadland is an Army veteran with no political experience best known for his belief that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Aadland supports sweeping cuts to federal spending that would endanger social safety nets like Medicare and Social Security, and refuses to confirm that humans are impacting the global climate. Aadland also opposed Colorado's law codifying abortion rights while supporting the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
Pettersen is far and away the superior candidate to succeed Rep. Perlmutter and continue to provide strong progressive leadership to the 7th Congressional District.Brittany Pettersen
State Sen. Brittany Pettersen is the progressive candidate running for the open 7th Congressional District seat being vacated by retiring long-time Rep. Ed Perlmutter. Pettersen has represented the west Denver suburbs since her original election in 2012 to the Colorado House, then succeeding Sen. Andy Kerr in Senate District 22 in 2019. Pettersen is opposed by Erik Aadland, an avowed election conspiracy theorist with no experience in public office.
In the Colorado General Assembly, Pettersen has been a leading advocate for criminal justice reform and combating the opioid addiction crisis that threatens communities across the state and nation. Pettersen helped pass landmark Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation which has been modeled in other states. Pettersen was one of the sponsors of the Colorado Option health insurance reform measure intended to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%. In Congress, Petterson has promised to fight for the repeal of the 2017 Trump Tax Cuts and a fairer tax policy for all Americans.
Erik Aadland is an Army veteran with no political experience best known for his belief that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Aadland supports sweeping cuts to federal spending that would endanger social safety nets like Medicare and Social Security, and refuses to confirm that humans are impacting the global climate. Aadland also opposed Colorado's law codifying abortion rights while supporting the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
Pettersen is far and away the superior candidate to succeed Rep. Perlmutter and continue to provide strong progressive leadership to the 7th Congressional District.
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State Sen. Brittany Pettersen is the progressive candidate running for the open 7th Congressional District seat being vacated by retiring long-time Rep. Ed Perlmutter. Pettersen has represented the west Denver suburbs since her original election in 2012 to the Colorado House, then succeeding Sen. Andy Kerr in Senate District 22 in 2019. Pettersen is opposed by Erik Aadland, an avowed election conspiracy theorist with no experience in public office.
In the Colorado General Assembly, Pettersen has been a leading advocate for criminal justice reform and combating the opioid addiction crisis that threatens communities across the state and nation. Pettersen helped pass landmark Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation which has been modeled in other states. Pettersen was one of the sponsors of the Colorado Option health insurance reform measure intended to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%. In Congress, Petterson has promised to fight for the repeal of the 2017 Trump Tax Cuts and a fairer tax policy for all Americans.
Erik Aadland is an Army veteran with no political experience best known for his belief that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Aadland supports sweeping cuts to federal spending that would endanger social safety nets like Medicare and Social Security, and refuses to confirm that humans are impacting the global climate. Aadland also opposed Colorado's law codifying abortion rights while supporting the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
Pettersen is far and away the superior candidate to succeed Rep. Perlmutter and continue to provide strong progressive leadership to the 7th Congressional District.
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Dr. Yadira Caraveo, who has served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2019, is the progressive candidate in Colorado's brand-new 8th Congressional District, one of the most evenly-divided and competitive congressional districts in the nation. Her race is proving to be one of the most important 2022 electoral battlegrounds.
Caraveo is a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the Colorado House, Caraveo has played a major role in the passage of health coverage, prescription drug affordability, education, economic development, and legislation to reduce toxic air pollution. Caraveo is a proven supporter of abortion rights, helping pass legislation to protect abortion rights in Colorado ahead of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Caraveo has a reputation at the state capitol as a tireless organizer who is constantly in touch with her constituents through town halls and other outreach campaigns.
State Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer first became known outside Weld County when she helped organize a ballot initiative campaign to begin the process of seceding from the state of Colorado and forming the new state of "North Colorado" with Greeley as its capital city. As a Weld County Commissioner and then in the Colorado Senate, Kirkmeyer earned a reputation for uncompromising anti-abortion grandstanding and total devotion to the oil and gas industry over the best interests of her constituents. Kirkmeyer was criticized as county commissioner for reimbursing herself over $70,000 in taxpayer dollars for vehicle expenses.
Yadira Caraveo represents the very best in elected leadership in Colorado today, and is the easy choice to recommend for Colorado's 8th Congressional District.Yadira Caraveo
Dr. Yadira Caraveo, who has served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2019, is the progressive candidate in Colorado's brand-new 8th Congressional District, one of the most evenly-divided and competitive congressional districts in the nation. Her race is proving to be one of the most important 2022 electoral battlegrounds.
Caraveo is a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the Colorado House, Caraveo has played a major role in the passage of health coverage, prescription drug affordability, education, economic development, and legislation to reduce toxic air pollution. Caraveo is a proven supporter of abortion rights, helping pass legislation to protect abortion rights in Colorado ahead of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Caraveo has a reputation at the state capitol as a tireless organizer who is constantly in touch with her constituents through town halls and other outreach campaigns.
State Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer first became known outside Weld County when she helped organize a ballot initiative campaign to begin the process of seceding from the state of Colorado and forming the new state of "North Colorado" with Greeley as its capital city. As a Weld County Commissioner and then in the Colorado Senate, Kirkmeyer earned a reputation for uncompromising anti-abortion grandstanding and total devotion to the oil and gas industry over the best interests of her constituents. Kirkmeyer was criticized as county commissioner for reimbursing herself over $70,000 in taxpayer dollars for vehicle expenses.
Yadira Caraveo represents the very best in elected leadership in Colorado today, and is the easy choice to recommend for Colorado's 8th Congressional District.Dr. Yadira Caraveo, who has served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2019, is the progressive candidate in Colorado's brand-new 8th Congressional District, one of the most evenly-divided and competitive congressional districts in the nation. Her race is proving to be one of the most important 2022 electoral battlegrounds.
Caraveo is a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the Colorado House, Caraveo has played a major role in the passage of health coverage, prescription drug affordability, education, economic development, and legislation to reduce toxic air pollution. Caraveo is a proven supporter of abortion rights, helping pass legislation to protect abortion rights in Colorado ahead of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Caraveo has a reputation at the state capitol as a tireless organizer who is constantly in touch with her constituents through town halls and other outreach campaigns.
State Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer first became known outside Weld County when she helped organize a ballot initiative campaign to begin the process of seceding from the state of Colorado and forming the new state of "North Colorado" with Greeley as its capital city. As a Weld County Commissioner and then in the Colorado Senate, Kirkmeyer earned a reputation for uncompromising anti-abortion grandstanding and total devotion to the oil and gas industry over the best interests of her constituents. Kirkmeyer was criticized as county commissioner for reimbursing herself over $70,000 in taxpayer dollars for vehicle expenses.
Yadira Caraveo represents the very best in elected leadership in Colorado today, and is the easy choice to recommend for Colorado's 8th Congressional District.Yadira Caraveo
Dr. Yadira Caraveo, who has served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2019, is the progressive candidate in Colorado's brand-new 8th Congressional District, one of the most evenly-divided and competitive congressional districts in the nation. Her race is proving to be one of the most important 2022 electoral battlegrounds.
Caraveo is a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the Colorado House, Caraveo has played a major role in the passage of health coverage, prescription drug affordability, education, economic development, and legislation to reduce toxic air pollution. Caraveo is a proven supporter of abortion rights, helping pass legislation to protect abortion rights in Colorado ahead of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Caraveo has a reputation at the state capitol as a tireless organizer who is constantly in touch with her constituents through town halls and other outreach campaigns.
State Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer first became known outside Weld County when she helped organize a ballot initiative campaign to begin the process of seceding from the state of Colorado and forming the new state of "North Colorado" with Greeley as its capital city. As a Weld County Commissioner and then in the Colorado Senate, Kirkmeyer earned a reputation for uncompromising anti-abortion grandstanding and total devotion to the oil and gas industry over the best interests of her constituents. Kirkmeyer was criticized as county commissioner for reimbursing herself over $70,000 in taxpayer dollars for vehicle expenses.
Yadira Caraveo represents the very best in elected leadership in Colorado today, and is the easy choice to recommend for Colorado's 8th Congressional District.
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Dr. Yadira Caraveo, who has served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2019, is the progressive candidate in Colorado's brand-new 8th Congressional District, one of the most evenly-divided and competitive congressional districts in the nation. Her race is proving to be one of the most important 2022 electoral battlegrounds.
Caraveo is a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the Colorado House, Caraveo has played a major role in the passage of health coverage, prescription drug affordability, education, economic development, and legislation to reduce toxic air pollution. Caraveo is a proven supporter of abortion rights, helping pass legislation to protect abortion rights in Colorado ahead of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Caraveo has a reputation at the state capitol as a tireless organizer who is constantly in touch with her constituents through town halls and other outreach campaigns.
State Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer first became known outside Weld County when she helped organize a ballot initiative campaign to begin the process of seceding from the state of Colorado and forming the new state of "North Colorado" with Greeley as its capital city. As a Weld County Commissioner and then in the Colorado Senate, Kirkmeyer earned a reputation for uncompromising anti-abortion grandstanding and total devotion to the oil and gas industry over the best interests of her constituents. Kirkmeyer was criticized as county commissioner for reimbursing herself over $70,000 in taxpayer dollars for vehicle expenses.
Yadira Caraveo represents the very best in elected leadership in Colorado today, and is the easy choice to recommend for Colorado's 8th Congressional District.
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Incumbent Gov. Jared Polis' record of public service to the state of Colorado goes back over two decades to his election in 2000 to serve as at-large member of the Colorado State Board of Education. After helping found the New America Schools to serve recent immigrant students focused on English language instruction, Polis was elected in 2008 to represent Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, succeeding Mark Udall who was elected to the U.S. Senate that year.
In the U.S. House, Polis was a strong advocate for health care and immigration reform, serving on the House Education, Natural Resources, and Rules Committees. Polis received an 89% lifetime score from the League of Conservation Voters after leading the fight for a variety of important environmental reform initiatives including reducing methane pollution, protecting clean water resources, and addressing the threat of human-caused global climate change.
Elected to his first term as Governor of Colorado in 2018, Polis quickly went to work with the progressive majority in the Colorado General Assembly to successfully enact a comprehensive agenda of health care reform, inclusive economic development, education funding, anti-discrimination and equal wage protections, and environmental justice legislation. Senate Bill 19-181, a fossil fuel extraction reform measure, fundamentally changed the purpose of Colorado's oil and gas oversight authorities to prioritize public health and environmental protection over industry profits.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Polis' leadership and deliberate work to minimize partisan conflict with the Trump administration helped the state reduce economic harm while keeping the state's overall death rate from the pandemic well below the national average. Once the threat of the pandemic's spread without vaccines and effective treatments was past, Polis was at the head of the curve nationally in working to re-open Colorado's economy.
Polis' opponent, University of Colorado Regent Heidi Ganahl, is the only remaining statewide Republican elected official after years of losses in recent elections. Ganahl described herself as "The MAGA candidate Colorado has been waiting for," and is by for the most openly pro-Trump candidate on the statewide ballot in Colorado. As CU Regent, Ganahl enthusiastically supported Trump coup plotter John Eastman's paid appointment as the school's "Visiting Conservative Scholar." Ganahl's campaign has employed key members of Trump's former legal team. Ganahl's platform of slashing state revenue while promising to pay for crucial state services has been widely denounced as unrealistic. As governor, Ganahl has pledged to roll back recently-passed legislation protecting abortion rights in Colorado.
Jared Polis has served the state of Colorado with distinction during one of the greatest period of crisis in the entire nation's history. The choice between Polis and Ganahl's Trump-style bad faith could not be easier. Polis deserves your vote.Jared Polis and Diane Primavera
Incumbent Gov. Jared Polis' record of public service to the state of Colorado goes back over two decades to his election in 2000 to serve as at-large member of the Colorado State Board of Education.Incumbent Gov. Jared Polis' record of public service to the state of Colorado goes back over two decades to his election in 2000 to serve as at-large member of the Colorado State Board of Education. After helping found the New America Schools to serve recent immigrant students focused on English language instruction, Polis was elected in 2008 to represent Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, succeeding Mark Udall who was elected to the U.S. Senate that year.
In the U.S. House, Polis was a strong advocate for health care and immigration reform, serving on the House Education, Natural Resources, and Rules Committees. Polis received an 89% lifetime score from the League of Conservation Voters after leading the fight for a variety of important environmental reform initiatives including reducing methane pollution, protecting clean water resources, and addressing the threat of human-caused global climate change.
Elected to his first term as Governor of Colorado in 2018, Polis quickly went to work with the progressive majority in the Colorado General Assembly to successfully enact a comprehensive agenda of health care reform, inclusive economic development, education funding, anti-discrimination and equal wage protections, and environmental justice legislation. Senate Bill 19-181, a fossil fuel extraction reform measure, fundamentally changed the purpose of Colorado's oil and gas oversight authorities to prioritize public health and environmental protection over industry profits.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Polis' leadership and deliberate work to minimize partisan conflict with the Trump administration helped the state reduce economic harm while keeping the state's overall death rate from the pandemic well below the national average. Once the threat of the pandemic's spread without vaccines and effective treatments was past, Polis was at the head of the curve nationally in working to re-open Colorado's economy.
Polis' opponent, University of Colorado Regent Heidi Ganahl, is the only remaining statewide Republican elected official after years of losses in recent elections. Ganahl described herself as "The MAGA candidate Colorado has been waiting for," and is by for the most openly pro-Trump candidate on the statewide ballot in Colorado. As CU Regent, Ganahl enthusiastically supported Trump coup plotter John Eastman's paid appointment as the school's "Visiting Conservative Scholar." Ganahl's campaign has employed key members of Trump's former legal team. Ganahl's platform of slashing state revenue while promising to pay for crucial state services has been widely denounced as unrealistic. As governor, Ganahl has pledged to roll back recently-passed legislation protecting abortion rights in Colorado.
Jared Polis has served the state of Colorado with distinction during one of the greatest period of crisis in the entire nation's history. The choice between Polis and Ganahl's Trump-style bad faith could not be easier. Polis deserves your vote.Jared Polis and Diane Primavera
Incumbent Gov. Jared Polis' record of public service to the state of Colorado goes back over two decades to his election in 2000 to serve as at-large member of the Colorado State Board of Education.
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Incumbent Gov. Jared Polis' record of public service to the state of Colorado goes back over two decades to his election in 2000 to serve as at-large member of the Colorado State Board of Education. After helping found the New America Schools to serve recent immigrant students focused on English language instruction, Polis was elected in 2008 to represent Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, succeeding Mark Udall who was elected to the U.S. Senate that year.
In the U.S. House, Polis was a strong advocate for health care and immigration reform, serving on the House Education, Natural Resources, and Rules Committees. Polis received an 89% lifetime score from the League of Conservation Voters after leading the fight for a variety of important environmental reform initiatives including reducing methane pollution, protecting clean water resources, and addressing the threat of human-caused global climate change.
Elected to his first term as Governor of Colorado in 2018, Polis quickly went to work with the progressive majority in the Colorado General Assembly to successfully enact a comprehensive agenda of health care reform, inclusive economic development, education funding, anti-discrimination and equal wage protections, and environmental justice legislation. Senate Bill 19-181, a fossil fuel extraction reform measure, fundamentally changed the purpose of Colorado's oil and gas oversight authorities to prioritize public health and environmental protection over industry profits.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Polis' leadership and deliberate work to minimize partisan conflict with the Trump administration helped the state reduce economic harm while keeping the state's overall death rate from the pandemic well below the national average. Once the threat of the pandemic's spread without vaccines and effective treatments was past, Polis was at the head of the curve nationally in working to re-open Colorado's economy.
Polis' opponent, University of Colorado Regent Heidi Ganahl, is the only remaining statewide Republican elected official after years of losses in recent elections. Ganahl described herself as "The MAGA candidate Colorado has been waiting for," and is by for the most openly pro-Trump candidate on the statewide ballot in Colorado. As CU Regent, Ganahl enthusiastically supported Trump coup plotter John Eastman's paid appointment as the school's "Visiting Conservative Scholar." Ganahl's campaign has employed key members of Trump's former legal team. Ganahl's platform of slashing state revenue while promising to pay for crucial state services has been widely denounced as unrealistic. As governor, Ganahl has pledged to roll back recently-passed legislation protecting abortion rights in Colorado.
Jared Polis has served the state of Colorado with distinction during one of the greatest period of crisis in the entire nation's history. The choice between Polis and Ganahl's Trump-style bad faith could not be easier. Polis deserves your vote.
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Incumbent Secretary of State Jena Griswold is an attorney with experience in voting rights and accessibility. Before winning office in 2018, Griswold served as the director of Gov. John Hickenlooper's federal liaison in Washington, D.C. and as an attorney for President Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
As Secretary of State, Griswold has overseen elections featuring some of the highest rates of voter participation in America, while defending Colorado's gold standard mail ballot election system from repeated baseless attacks from President Donald Trump and election conspiracy theorists. Griswold conducted the initial investigation into a breach of election security by Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters that resulted in numerous felony charges against Peters.
Griswold's opponent, former Jefferson County Clerk Pam Anderson, severely damaged her once-commendable reputation for standing up to right-wing misinformation by campaigning with Republicans who dispute the results of the 2020 elections. Anderson has refused to condemn election deniers who support her campaign, claiming that would “divide or ostracize people.” Less than two years after Donald Trump's attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections, Coloradans cannot responsibly entrust Pam Anderson and the Party of Trump with control over our elections.
Secretary Griswold is the clear progressive choice in this important statewide race.Jena Griswold
Incumbent Secretary of State Jena Griswold is an attorney with experience in voting rights and accessibility. Before winning office in 2018, Griswold served as the director of Gov. John Hickenlooper's federal liaison in Washington, D.C.Incumbent Secretary of State Jena Griswold is an attorney with experience in voting rights and accessibility. Before winning office in 2018, Griswold served as the director of Gov. John Hickenlooper's federal liaison in Washington, D.C. and as an attorney for President Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
As Secretary of State, Griswold has overseen elections featuring some of the highest rates of voter participation in America, while defending Colorado's gold standard mail ballot election system from repeated baseless attacks from President Donald Trump and election conspiracy theorists. Griswold conducted the initial investigation into a breach of election security by Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters that resulted in numerous felony charges against Peters.
Griswold's opponent, former Jefferson County Clerk Pam Anderson, severely damaged her once-commendable reputation for standing up to right-wing misinformation by campaigning with Republicans who dispute the results of the 2020 elections. Anderson has refused to condemn election deniers who support her campaign, claiming that would “divide or ostracize people.” Less than two years after Donald Trump's attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections, Coloradans cannot responsibly entrust Pam Anderson and the Party of Trump with control over our elections.
Secretary Griswold is the clear progressive choice in this important statewide race.Jena Griswold
Incumbent Secretary of State Jena Griswold is an attorney with experience in voting rights and accessibility. Before winning office in 2018, Griswold served as the director of Gov. John Hickenlooper's federal liaison in Washington, D.C.
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Incumbent Secretary of State Jena Griswold is an attorney with experience in voting rights and accessibility. Before winning office in 2018, Griswold served as the director of Gov. John Hickenlooper's federal liaison in Washington, D.C. and as an attorney for President Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
As Secretary of State, Griswold has overseen elections featuring some of the highest rates of voter participation in America, while defending Colorado's gold standard mail ballot election system from repeated baseless attacks from President Donald Trump and election conspiracy theorists. Griswold conducted the initial investigation into a breach of election security by Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters that resulted in numerous felony charges against Peters.
Griswold's opponent, former Jefferson County Clerk Pam Anderson, severely damaged her once-commendable reputation for standing up to right-wing misinformation by campaigning with Republicans who dispute the results of the 2020 elections. Anderson has refused to condemn election deniers who support her campaign, claiming that would “divide or ostracize people.” Less than two years after Donald Trump's attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections, Coloradans cannot responsibly entrust Pam Anderson and the Party of Trump with control over our elections.
Secretary Griswold is the clear progressive choice in this important statewide race.
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Incumbent Treasurer Dave Young is running for his second term as Colorado Treasurer after winning office in 2018. Prior to Young's election as Treasurer, he served as a state legislature representing House District 50 in Weld County. In the legislature, Young served on the powerful Joint Budget Committee and chaired the House Appropriations Committee, some of the most important fiscal posts in the General Assembly. On the JBC, Young worked across the aisle each year to hammer out the state's most important annual piece of legislation, the "Long Bill" general fund budget. In 2013, Young helped communities he represents recover from that year's devastating floods.
As Treasurer, Young worked closely with Gov. Jared Polis to successfully manage the COVID-19 pandemic, with an emphasis on keeping Colorado's small business afloat during the worst of the crisis and swiftly reopening Colorado's economy once it was safe to do so. Young has also worked to streamline and expedite payments to Colorado property owners under the Great Colorado Payback program.
Young's opponent is Lang Sias, a perennial candidate for a variety of elected offices in Colorado who most recently lost the election to serve as lieutenant governor under Walker Stapleton in 2018. While serving in the U.S. Navy, Lang Sias attended a pilot's convention known as "Tailhook" in 1991 that resulted in nationwide scandal, with allegations of sexual assault committed against 83 women and seven men. Currently a FedEx pilot, Sias' run for this office is due to its availability, not Sias' fiscal policy experience.
Re-electing Treasurer Dave Young should be one of the easiest choices on this year's ballot.Dave Young
Incumbent Treasurer Dave Young is running for his second term as Colorado Treasurer after winning office in 2018. Prior to Young's election as Treasurer, he served as a state legislature representing House District 50 in Weld County.Incumbent Treasurer Dave Young is running for his second term as Colorado Treasurer after winning office in 2018. Prior to Young's election as Treasurer, he served as a state legislature representing House District 50 in Weld County. In the legislature, Young served on the powerful Joint Budget Committee and chaired the House Appropriations Committee, some of the most important fiscal posts in the General Assembly. On the JBC, Young worked across the aisle each year to hammer out the state's most important annual piece of legislation, the "Long Bill" general fund budget. In 2013, Young helped communities he represents recover from that year's devastating floods.
As Treasurer, Young worked closely with Gov. Jared Polis to successfully manage the COVID-19 pandemic, with an emphasis on keeping Colorado's small business afloat during the worst of the crisis and swiftly reopening Colorado's economy once it was safe to do so. Young has also worked to streamline and expedite payments to Colorado property owners under the Great Colorado Payback program.
Young's opponent is Lang Sias, a perennial candidate for a variety of elected offices in Colorado who most recently lost the election to serve as lieutenant governor under Walker Stapleton in 2018. While serving in the U.S. Navy, Lang Sias attended a pilot's convention known as "Tailhook" in 1991 that resulted in nationwide scandal, with allegations of sexual assault committed against 83 women and seven men. Currently a FedEx pilot, Sias' run for this office is due to its availability, not Sias' fiscal policy experience.
Re-electing Treasurer Dave Young should be one of the easiest choices on this year's ballot.Dave Young
Incumbent Treasurer Dave Young is running for his second term as Colorado Treasurer after winning office in 2018. Prior to Young's election as Treasurer, he served as a state legislature representing House District 50 in Weld County.
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Incumbent Treasurer Dave Young is running for his second term as Colorado Treasurer after winning office in 2018. Prior to Young's election as Treasurer, he served as a state legislature representing House District 50 in Weld County. In the legislature, Young served on the powerful Joint Budget Committee and chaired the House Appropriations Committee, some of the most important fiscal posts in the General Assembly. On the JBC, Young worked across the aisle each year to hammer out the state's most important annual piece of legislation, the "Long Bill" general fund budget. In 2013, Young helped communities he represents recover from that year's devastating floods.
As Treasurer, Young worked closely with Gov. Jared Polis to successfully manage the COVID-19 pandemic, with an emphasis on keeping Colorado's small business afloat during the worst of the crisis and swiftly reopening Colorado's economy once it was safe to do so. Young has also worked to streamline and expedite payments to Colorado property owners under the Great Colorado Payback program.
Young's opponent is Lang Sias, a perennial candidate for a variety of elected offices in Colorado who most recently lost the election to serve as lieutenant governor under Walker Stapleton in 2018. While serving in the U.S. Navy, Lang Sias attended a pilot's convention known as "Tailhook" in 1991 that resulted in nationwide scandal, with allegations of sexual assault committed against 83 women and seven men. Currently a FedEx pilot, Sias' run for this office is due to its availability, not Sias' fiscal policy experience.
Re-electing Treasurer Dave Young should be one of the easiest choices on this year's ballot.
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Incumbent Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is seeking his second term after winning office in 2018. Prior to serving as Colorado Attorney General, Weiser served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Justice Department during the Obama administration. Weiser also served as a senior counsel at the Justice Department Antitrust Division during the Clinton Administration. Early in his career, Weiser served as a law clerk for Justices Byron White and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
As Colorado's Attorney General, Weiser has fought to defend Colorado's historic recent progress on health care reform, protecting consumers from exploitation, anti-discrimination laws and Colorado's gold standard election system. Weiser was a nationwide leader in holding drug manufacturers accountable for their role in the opioid addiction crisis, as well as legal action to forgive the student loans of thousands of victims of predatory lenders and scam for-profit colleges.
Weiser's opponent is District Attorney John Kellner, who succeeded George Brauchler as Arapahoe County DA after Brauchler lost his race for Attorney General in 2018. Kellner's dishonest attacks on Weiser over Colorado's crime rate ignore the stark increase that has occurred in Kellner's own district during the same period. Kellner has expressed his support for the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, and has promised to "support Colorado law" despite his fellow Republicans' determination to repeal Colorado laws protecting abortion rights.
Phil Weiser has done an examplary job as the state's chief attorney, and has earned a second term in office.Phil Weiser
Incumbent Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is seeking his second term after winning office in 2018. Prior to serving as Colorado Attorney General, Weiser served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Justice Department during the Obama administration.Incumbent Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is seeking his second term after winning office in 2018. Prior to serving as Colorado Attorney General, Weiser served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Justice Department during the Obama administration. Weiser also served as a senior counsel at the Justice Department Antitrust Division during the Clinton Administration. Early in his career, Weiser served as a law clerk for Justices Byron White and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
As Colorado's Attorney General, Weiser has fought to defend Colorado's historic recent progress on health care reform, protecting consumers from exploitation, anti-discrimination laws and Colorado's gold standard election system. Weiser was a nationwide leader in holding drug manufacturers accountable for their role in the opioid addiction crisis, as well as legal action to forgive the student loans of thousands of victims of predatory lenders and scam for-profit colleges.
Weiser's opponent is District Attorney John Kellner, who succeeded George Brauchler as Arapahoe County DA after Brauchler lost his race for Attorney General in 2018. Kellner's dishonest attacks on Weiser over Colorado's crime rate ignore the stark increase that has occurred in Kellner's own district during the same period. Kellner has expressed his support for the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, and has promised to "support Colorado law" despite his fellow Republicans' determination to repeal Colorado laws protecting abortion rights.
Phil Weiser has done an examplary job as the state's chief attorney, and has earned a second term in office.Phil Weiser
Incumbent Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is seeking his second term after winning office in 2018. Prior to serving as Colorado Attorney General, Weiser served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Justice Department during the Obama administration.
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Incumbent Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is seeking his second term after winning office in 2018. Prior to serving as Colorado Attorney General, Weiser served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Justice Department during the Obama administration. Weiser also served as a senior counsel at the Justice Department Antitrust Division during the Clinton Administration. Early in his career, Weiser served as a law clerk for Justices Byron White and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
As Colorado's Attorney General, Weiser has fought to defend Colorado's historic recent progress on health care reform, protecting consumers from exploitation, anti-discrimination laws and Colorado's gold standard election system. Weiser was a nationwide leader in holding drug manufacturers accountable for their role in the opioid addiction crisis, as well as legal action to forgive the student loans of thousands of victims of predatory lenders and scam for-profit colleges.
Weiser's opponent is District Attorney John Kellner, who succeeded George Brauchler as Arapahoe County DA after Brauchler lost his race for Attorney General in 2018. Kellner's dishonest attacks on Weiser over Colorado's crime rate ignore the stark increase that has occurred in Kellner's own district during the same period. Kellner has expressed his support for the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, and has promised to "support Colorado law" despite his fellow Republicans' determination to repeal Colorado laws protecting abortion rights.
Phil Weiser has done an examplary job as the state's chief attorney, and has earned a second term in office.
State Senate
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below State Senate races on your ballot.
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Army veteran and incumbent State Sen. Nick Hinrichsen was appointed to his seat in February, 2022 following the departure of Leroy Garcia. In his day job, Hinrichsen serves as the Pueblo Transit's Operations Supervisor. His one-year legislative record paints a picture a man who cares deeply about the safety, security, and dignity of his community.
Hinrichsen was one of the key legislators that helped distribute excess TABOR funds quickly and more equitably. A supporter of organized labor, Hinrichson pushed collective bargaining rights in the 2022 legislative session. Another key issue that he hopes to continue to support in the state legislature is reproductive justice.
Stephen Varela is the Republican candidate. As president of a local charter school's board, Varela has generated a fair amount of controversy and community frustration. Several school staff members have resigned in protest over questionable leadership decisions from Varela and the school's CEO. One such incident involved a Republican political rally held in the school's gym instead of an annual charity basketball tournament. On another more recent occasion, Varela attended a Republican event that featured Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz (Gaetz is currently under investigation in a federal sex-trafficking probe). Varela is staunchly against abortion rights and signed on to the Colorado Republican Party platform that calls for a Texas-style law that criminalizes those who help someone receive abortion care. Varela would be a serious danger to progressive interests if elected.
In one of the state's closest state senate races, with legislative majorities on the line, progressives should support Nick Hinrichsen.Nick Hinrichsen
Army veteran and incumbent State Sen. Nick Hinrichsen was appointed to his seat in February, 2022 following the departure of Leroy Garcia. In his day job, Hinrichsen serves as the Pueblo Transit's Operations Supervisor. His one-year legislative record paints a picture a man who cares deeply about the safety, security, and dignity of his community.
Hinrichsen was one of the key legislators that helped distribute excess TABOR funds quickly and more equitably. A supporter of organized labor, Hinrichson pushed collective bargaining rights in the 2022 legislative session. Another key issue that he hopes to continue to support in the state legislature is reproductive justice.
Stephen Varela is the Republican candidate. As president of a local charter school's board, Varela has generated a fair amount of controversy and community frustration. Several school staff members have resigned in protest over questionable leadership decisions from Varela and the school's CEO. One such incident involved a Republican political rally held in the school's gym instead of an annual charity basketball tournament. On another more recent occasion, Varela attended a Republican event that featured Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz (Gaetz is currently under investigation in a federal sex-trafficking probe). Varela is staunchly against abortion rights and signed on to the Colorado Republican Party platform that calls for a Texas-style law that criminalizes those who help someone receive abortion care. Varela would be a serious danger to progressive interests if elected.
In one of the state's closest state senate races, with legislative majorities on the line, progressives should support Nick Hinrichsen.Army veteran and incumbent State Sen. Nick Hinrichsen was appointed to his seat in February, 2022 following the departure of Leroy Garcia. In his day job, Hinrichsen serves as the Pueblo Transit's Operations Supervisor. His one-year legislative record paints a picture a man who cares deeply about the safety, security, and dignity of his community.
Hinrichsen was one of the key legislators that helped distribute excess TABOR funds quickly and more equitably. A supporter of organized labor, Hinrichson pushed collective bargaining rights in the 2022 legislative session. Another key issue that he hopes to continue to support in the state legislature is reproductive justice.
Stephen Varela is the Republican candidate. As president of a local charter school's board, Varela has generated a fair amount of controversy and community frustration. Several school staff members have resigned in protest over questionable leadership decisions from Varela and the school's CEO. One such incident involved a Republican political rally held in the school's gym instead of an annual charity basketball tournament. On another more recent occasion, Varela attended a Republican event that featured Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz (Gaetz is currently under investigation in a federal sex-trafficking probe). Varela is staunchly against abortion rights and signed on to the Colorado Republican Party platform that calls for a Texas-style law that criminalizes those who help someone receive abortion care. Varela would be a serious danger to progressive interests if elected.
In one of the state's closest state senate races, with legislative majorities on the line, progressives should support Nick Hinrichsen.Nick Hinrichsen
Army veteran and incumbent State Sen. Nick Hinrichsen was appointed to his seat in February, 2022 following the departure of Leroy Garcia. In his day job, Hinrichsen serves as the Pueblo Transit's Operations Supervisor. His one-year legislative record paints a picture a man who cares deeply about the safety, security, and dignity of his community.
Hinrichsen was one of the key legislators that helped distribute excess TABOR funds quickly and more equitably. A supporter of organized labor, Hinrichson pushed collective bargaining rights in the 2022 legislative session. Another key issue that he hopes to continue to support in the state legislature is reproductive justice.
Stephen Varela is the Republican candidate. As president of a local charter school's board, Varela has generated a fair amount of controversy and community frustration. Several school staff members have resigned in protest over questionable leadership decisions from Varela and the school's CEO. One such incident involved a Republican political rally held in the school's gym instead of an annual charity basketball tournament. On another more recent occasion, Varela attended a Republican event that featured Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz (Gaetz is currently under investigation in a federal sex-trafficking probe). Varela is staunchly against abortion rights and signed on to the Colorado Republican Party platform that calls for a Texas-style law that criminalizes those who help someone receive abortion care. Varela would be a serious danger to progressive interests if elected.
In one of the state's closest state senate races, with legislative majorities on the line, progressives should support Nick Hinrichsen.
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Army veteran and incumbent State Sen. Nick Hinrichsen was appointed to his seat in February, 2022 following the departure of Leroy Garcia. In his day job, Hinrichsen serves as the Pueblo Transit's Operations Supervisor. His one-year legislative record paints a picture a man who cares deeply about the safety, security, and dignity of his community.
Hinrichsen was one of the key legislators that helped distribute excess TABOR funds quickly and more equitably. A supporter of organized labor, Hinrichson pushed collective bargaining rights in the 2022 legislative session. Another key issue that he hopes to continue to support in the state legislature is reproductive justice.
Stephen Varela is the Republican candidate. As president of a local charter school's board, Varela has generated a fair amount of controversy and community frustration. Several school staff members have resigned in protest over questionable leadership decisions from Varela and the school's CEO. One such incident involved a Republican political rally held in the school's gym instead of an annual charity basketball tournament. On another more recent occasion, Varela attended a Republican event that featured Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz (Gaetz is currently under investigation in a federal sex-trafficking probe). Varela is staunchly against abortion rights and signed on to the Colorado Republican Party platform that calls for a Texas-style law that criminalizes those who help someone receive abortion care. Varela would be a serious danger to progressive interests if elected.
In one of the state's closest state senate races, with legislative majorities on the line, progressives should support Nick Hinrichsen.
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Dylan Roberts is a current State Representative who is running to represent Senate District 8. As a law graduate of the University of Colorado, Roberts was born and raised in Routt county. Roberts voting record includes bills that help save people money by lowering the costs of prescription drugs, capping the price of insulin, supporting abortion care, and developing the state’s public health care option. Roberts has experience work across the aisle and producing better outcomes for Colorado families. He is a solid progressive candidate.
Running against Roberts is gun store owner Matt Solomon. In 2014, Solomon appeared before a Colorado State Senate committee to support a bill that would have removed universal background checks in Colorado for private firearm sales and transfers. Solomon testified that his business refused to provide background checks for private gun sales. On abortion, Solomon has said that the state should get rid of the Reproductive Health Equity Act, a 2022 bill that enshrines the right to abortion care in Colorado state law. Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, progressives should make sure that their state senators will not back down on abortion rights.
Roberts is the clear progressive choice.Dylan Roberts
Dylan Roberts is a current State Representative who is running to represent Senate District 8. As a law graduate of the University of Colorado, Roberts was born and raised in Routt county. Roberts voting record includes bills that help save people money by lowering the costs of prescription drugs, capping the price of insulin, supporting abortion care, and developing the state’s public health care option. Roberts has experience work across the aisle and producing better outcomes for Colorado families. He is a solid progressive candidate.
Running against Roberts is gun store owner Matt Solomon. In 2014, Solomon appeared before a Colorado State Senate committee to support a bill that would have removed universal background checks in Colorado for private firearm sales and transfers. Solomon testified that his business refused to provide background checks for private gun sales. On abortion, Solomon has said that the state should get rid of the Reproductive Health Equity Act, a 2022 bill that enshrines the right to abortion care in Colorado state law. Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, progressives should make sure that their state senators will not back down on abortion rights.
Roberts is the clear progressive choice.Dylan Roberts is a current State Representative who is running to represent Senate District 8. As a law graduate of the University of Colorado, Roberts was born and raised in Routt county. Roberts voting record includes bills that help save people money by lowering the costs of prescription drugs, capping the price of insulin, supporting abortion care, and developing the state’s public health care option. Roberts has experience work across the aisle and producing better outcomes for Colorado families. He is a solid progressive candidate.
Running against Roberts is gun store owner Matt Solomon. In 2014, Solomon appeared before a Colorado State Senate committee to support a bill that would have removed universal background checks in Colorado for private firearm sales and transfers. Solomon testified that his business refused to provide background checks for private gun sales. On abortion, Solomon has said that the state should get rid of the Reproductive Health Equity Act, a 2022 bill that enshrines the right to abortion care in Colorado state law. Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, progressives should make sure that their state senators will not back down on abortion rights.
Roberts is the clear progressive choice.Dylan Roberts
Dylan Roberts is a current State Representative who is running to represent Senate District 8. As a law graduate of the University of Colorado, Roberts was born and raised in Routt county. Roberts voting record includes bills that help save people money by lowering the costs of prescription drugs, capping the price of insulin, supporting abortion care, and developing the state’s public health care option. Roberts has experience work across the aisle and producing better outcomes for Colorado families. He is a solid progressive candidate.
Running against Roberts is gun store owner Matt Solomon. In 2014, Solomon appeared before a Colorado State Senate committee to support a bill that would have removed universal background checks in Colorado for private firearm sales and transfers. Solomon testified that his business refused to provide background checks for private gun sales. On abortion, Solomon has said that the state should get rid of the Reproductive Health Equity Act, a 2022 bill that enshrines the right to abortion care in Colorado state law. Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, progressives should make sure that their state senators will not back down on abortion rights.
Roberts is the clear progressive choice.
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Dylan Roberts is a current State Representative who is running to represent Senate District 8. As a law graduate of the University of Colorado, Roberts was born and raised in Routt county. Roberts voting record includes bills that help save people money by lowering the costs of prescription drugs, capping the price of insulin, supporting abortion care, and developing the state’s public health care option. Roberts has experience work across the aisle and producing better outcomes for Colorado families. He is a solid progressive candidate.
Running against Roberts is gun store owner Matt Solomon. In 2014, Solomon appeared before a Colorado State Senate committee to support a bill that would have removed universal background checks in Colorado for private firearm sales and transfers. Solomon testified that his business refused to provide background checks for private gun sales. On abortion, Solomon has said that the state should get rid of the Reproductive Health Equity Act, a 2022 bill that enshrines the right to abortion care in Colorado state law. Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, progressives should make sure that their state senators will not back down on abortion rights.
Roberts is the clear progressive choice.
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Arik Dougherty is a cybersecurity expert from Colorado Springs running to represent Colorado's 9th Senate District. He supports women's choice to have an abortion and says he will work to protect the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Fire mitigation and water conservation are listed as his top two environmental issues. He also supports access to public education and higher education and hopes to work on policies related to affordable housing. Arik Dougherty represents Colorado values and is a solid progressive choice.
Arik Dougherty
Arik Dougherty is a cybersecurity expert from Colorado Springs running to represent Colorado's 9th Senate District. He supports women's choice to have an abortion and says he will work to protect the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Fire mitigation and water conservation are listed as his top two environmental issues. He also supports access to public education and higher education and hopes to work on policies related to affordable housing. Arik Dougherty represents Colorado values and is a solid progressive choice.Arik Dougherty is a cybersecurity expert from Colorado Springs running to represent Colorado's 9th Senate District. He supports women's choice to have an abortion and says he will work to protect the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Fire mitigation and water conservation are listed as his top two environmental issues. He also supports access to public education and higher education and hopes to work on policies related to affordable housing. Arik Dougherty represents Colorado values and is a solid progressive choice.Arik Dougherty
Arik Dougherty is a cybersecurity expert from Colorado Springs running to represent Colorado's 9th Senate District. He supports women's choice to have an abortion and says he will work to protect the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Fire mitigation and water conservation are listed as his top two environmental issues. He also supports access to public education and higher education and hopes to work on policies related to affordable housing. Arik Dougherty represents Colorado values and is a solid progressive choice.
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Arik Dougherty is a cybersecurity expert from Colorado Springs running to represent Colorado's 9th Senate District. He supports women's choice to have an abortion and says he will work to protect the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Fire mitigation and water conservation are listed as his top two environmental issues. He also supports access to public education and higher education and hopes to work on policies related to affordable housing. Arik Dougherty represents Colorado values and is a solid progressive choice.
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Representative Tony Exum Sr. is running for Colorado Senate District 11. He is the current Representative for House District 17 from Colorado Springs. Representative Exum retired as battalion chief in the Colorado Springs Fire Department after 35 years of service. He hopes to continue his record of supporting health care access and affordability, and public education. Exum is a proven leader. He has committed his life to service and will put Colorado families first. Representative Exum is the progressive choice for Senate District 11.
Dennis Hisey is the conservative Republican candidate opposed to public education.Tony Exum
Representative Tony Exum Sr. is running for Colorado Senate District 11. He is the current Representative for House District 17 from Colorado Springs. Representative Exum retired as battalion chief in the Colorado Springs Fire Department after 35 years of service. He hopes to continue his record of supporting health care access and affordability, and public education. Exum is a proven leader. He has committed his life to service and will put Colorado families first. Representative Exum is the progressive choice for Senate District 11.
Dennis Hisey is the conservative Republican candidate opposed to public education.Representative Tony Exum Sr. is running for Colorado Senate District 11. He is the current Representative for House District 17 from Colorado Springs. Representative Exum retired as battalion chief in the Colorado Springs Fire Department after 35 years of service. He hopes to continue his record of supporting health care access and affordability, and public education. Exum is a proven leader. He has committed his life to service and will put Colorado families first. Representative Exum is the progressive choice for Senate District 11.
Dennis Hisey is the conservative Republican candidate opposed to public education.Tony Exum
Representative Tony Exum Sr. is running for Colorado Senate District 11. He is the current Representative for House District 17 from Colorado Springs. Representative Exum retired as battalion chief in the Colorado Springs Fire Department after 35 years of service. He hopes to continue his record of supporting health care access and affordability, and public education. Exum is a proven leader. He has committed his life to service and will put Colorado families first. Representative Exum is the progressive choice for Senate District 11.
Dennis Hisey is the conservative Republican candidate opposed to public education.
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Representative Tony Exum Sr. is running for Colorado Senate District 11. He is the current Representative for House District 17 from Colorado Springs. Representative Exum retired as battalion chief in the Colorado Springs Fire Department after 35 years of service. He hopes to continue his record of supporting health care access and affordability, and public education. Exum is a proven leader. He has committed his life to service and will put Colorado families first. Representative Exum is the progressive choice for Senate District 11.
Dennis Hisey is the conservative Republican candidate opposed to public education.
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Janice Marksman is running for Colorado Senate District 15. Marchman is the former Vice President of the Thompson School Board. Marchman became politically active when she became a teacher and served on the Thompson School Board from 2010-2013. Marchman lists will champion education, working families and seniors, support for reproductive rights and the environment. Marchman is a proven candidate for public education.
Rob Woodward is the Republican incumbent who voted against the 2022 legislation affirming the right to abortion in Colorado.
Marksman is the progressive choice for Senate District 15.Janice Marchman
Janice Marksman is running for Colorado Senate District 15. Marchman is the former Vice President of the Thompson School Board. Marchman became politically active when she became a teacher and served on the Thompson School Board from 2010-2013. Marchman lists will champion education, working families and seniors, support for reproductive rights and the environment. Marchman is a proven candidate for public education.
Rob Woodward is the Republican incumbent who voted against the 2022 legislation affirming the right to abortion in Colorado.
Marksman is the progressive choice for Senate District 15.Janice Marksman is running for Colorado Senate District 15. Marchman is the former Vice President of the Thompson School Board. Marchman became politically active when she became a teacher and served on the Thompson School Board from 2010-2013. Marchman lists will champion education, working families and seniors, support for reproductive rights and the environment. Marchman is a proven candidate for public education.
Rob Woodward is the Republican incumbent who voted against the 2022 legislation affirming the right to abortion in Colorado.
Marksman is the progressive choice for Senate District 15.Janice Marchman
Janice Marksman is running for Colorado Senate District 15. Marchman is the former Vice President of the Thompson School Board. Marchman became politically active when she became a teacher and served on the Thompson School Board from 2010-2013. Marchman lists will champion education, working families and seniors, support for reproductive rights and the environment. Marchman is a proven candidate for public education.
Rob Woodward is the Republican incumbent who voted against the 2022 legislation affirming the right to abortion in Colorado.
Marksman is the progressive choice for Senate District 15.
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Janice Marksman is running for Colorado Senate District 15. Marchman is the former Vice President of the Thompson School Board. Marchman became politically active when she became a teacher and served on the Thompson School Board from 2010-2013. Marchman lists will champion education, working families and seniors, support for reproductive rights and the environment. Marchman is a proven candidate for public education.
Rob Woodward is the Republican incumbent who voted against the 2022 legislation affirming the right to abortion in Colorado.
Marksman is the progressive choice for Senate District 15.
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Representative Lisa Cutter is seeking election to represent Colorado Senate District 20. A Colorado native, Cutter is a small business owner and public relations professional. Representative Cutter has spent the last four years as a state representative in the Colorado State House. She has successfully supported pandemic relief and recovery efforts, championing working families, saving Coloradans money, and protecting the environment.
Tim Walsh is the Republican Candidate. Walsh Funded Far-Right Conspiracist Videos through a foundation he and his wife lead. The goal of the foundation is to teach a conservative Christian version of American history to young people. Do not vote for Tim Walsh
Cutter is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 20.Lisa A. Cutter
Representative Lisa Cutter is seeking election to represent Colorado Senate District 20. A Colorado native, Cutter is a small business owner and public relations professional. Representative Cutter has spent the last four years as a state representative in the Colorado State House. She has successfully supported pandemic relief and recovery efforts, championing working families, saving Coloradans money, and protecting the environment.
Tim Walsh is the Republican Candidate. Walsh Funded Far-Right Conspiracist Videos through a foundation he and his wife lead. The goal of the foundation is to teach a conservative Christian version of American history to young people. Do not vote for Tim Walsh
Cutter is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 20.Representative Lisa Cutter is seeking election to represent Colorado Senate District 20. A Colorado native, Cutter is a small business owner and public relations professional. Representative Cutter has spent the last four years as a state representative in the Colorado State House. She has successfully supported pandemic relief and recovery efforts, championing working families, saving Coloradans money, and protecting the environment.
Tim Walsh is the Republican Candidate. Walsh Funded Far-Right Conspiracist Videos through a foundation he and his wife lead. The goal of the foundation is to teach a conservative Christian version of American history to young people. Do not vote for Tim Walsh
Cutter is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 20.Lisa A. Cutter
Representative Lisa Cutter is seeking election to represent Colorado Senate District 20. A Colorado native, Cutter is a small business owner and public relations professional. Representative Cutter has spent the last four years as a state representative in the Colorado State House. She has successfully supported pandemic relief and recovery efforts, championing working families, saving Coloradans money, and protecting the environment.
Tim Walsh is the Republican Candidate. Walsh Funded Far-Right Conspiracist Videos through a foundation he and his wife lead. The goal of the foundation is to teach a conservative Christian version of American history to young people. Do not vote for Tim Walsh
Cutter is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 20.
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Representative Lisa Cutter is seeking election to represent Colorado Senate District 20. A Colorado native, Cutter is a small business owner and public relations professional. Representative Cutter has spent the last four years as a state representative in the Colorado State House. She has successfully supported pandemic relief and recovery efforts, championing working families, saving Coloradans money, and protecting the environment.
Tim Walsh is the Republican Candidate. Walsh Funded Far-Right Conspiracist Videos through a foundation he and his wife lead. The goal of the foundation is to teach a conservative Christian version of American history to young people. Do not vote for Tim Walsh
Cutter is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 20.
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Senator Jessie Danielson is seeking re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 22. Danielson has served as a state legislator since 2015. Danielson is a fifth generation Coloradan and has been a tireless advocate for women, seniors and working families in Colorado.
While in the legislature Danielson passed Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the Farmworker Bill of Rights and the Wage Theft Transparency Act to name a few. Danielson has listed her priorities as; a fairer economy, protecting women, persevering Colorado and safer communities. Jessie Danielson is the progressive choice for Colorado.
Colby Drechsel is an extreme Christian Republican candidate who on his website states that when laws pass, freedom dies.
Senator Danielson is the progressive candidate for Senate District 22
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Senator Jessie Danielson is seeking re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 22. Danielson has served as a state legislator since 2015. Danielson is a fifth generation Coloradan and has been a tireless advocate for women, seniors and working families in Colorado.
While in the legislature Danielson passed Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the Farmworker Bill of Rights and the Wage Theft Transparency Act to name a few. Danielson has listed her priorities as; a fairer economy, protecting women, persevering Colorado and safer communities. Jessie Danielson is the progressive choice for Colorado.
Colby Drechsel is an extreme Christian Republican candidate who on his website states that when laws pass, freedom dies.
Senator Danielson is the progressive candidate for Senate District 22
.Senator Jessie Danielson is seeking re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 22. Danielson has served as a state legislator since 2015. Danielson is a fifth generation Coloradan and has been a tireless advocate for women, seniors and working families in Colorado.
While in the legislature Danielson passed Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the Farmworker Bill of Rights and the Wage Theft Transparency Act to name a few. Danielson has listed her priorities as; a fairer economy, protecting women, persevering Colorado and safer communities. Jessie Danielson is the progressive choice for Colorado.
Colby Drechsel is an extreme Christian Republican candidate who on his website states that when laws pass, freedom dies.
Senator Danielson is the progressive candidate for Senate District 22
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Senator Jessie Danielson is seeking re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 22. Danielson has served as a state legislator since 2015. Danielson is a fifth generation Coloradan and has been a tireless advocate for women, seniors and working families in Colorado.
While in the legislature Danielson passed Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the Farmworker Bill of Rights and the Wage Theft Transparency Act to name a few. Danielson has listed her priorities as; a fairer economy, protecting women, persevering Colorado and safer communities. Jessie Danielson is the progressive choice for Colorado.
Colby Drechsel is an extreme Christian Republican candidate who on his website states that when laws pass, freedom dies.
Senator Danielson is the progressive candidate for Senate District 22
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Senator Jessie Danielson is seeking re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 22. Danielson has served as a state legislator since 2015. Danielson is a fifth generation Coloradan and has been a tireless advocate for women, seniors and working families in Colorado.
While in the legislature Danielson passed Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the Farmworker Bill of Rights and the Wage Theft Transparency Act to name a few. Danielson has listed her priorities as; a fairer economy, protecting women, persevering Colorado and safer communities. Jessie Danielson is the progressive choice for Colorado.
Colby Drechsel is an extreme Christian Republican candidate who on his website states that when laws pass, freedom dies.
Senator Danielson is the progressive candidate for Senate District 22
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Representative Kyle Mullica is running to represent Colorado Senate District 24. Mullica currently represents House District 34 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Thornton and Northglenn - now he is running to serve Adams County in the State Senate. When he isn’t working at the state legislature Mullica is an ER Nurse. In Mullica's first term he talked about the youth vaping epidemic and workers' rights, he then went on to pass historic healthcare legislation. Mullica lists his priorities as cost of living, education, healthcare, and public safety. Mullica is the right step forward to continue the work that needs to be done.
Courtney Potter is the republican candidate. She is pro oil and gas, and against abortions.
Mullica is the progressive choice for Senate District 24.Kyle Mullica
Representative Kyle Mullica is running to represent Colorado Senate District 24. Mullica currently represents House District 34 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Thornton and Northglenn - now he is running to serve Adams County in the State Senate. When he isn’t working at the state legislature Mullica is an ER Nurse. In Mullica's first term he talked about the youth vaping epidemic and workers' rights, he then went on to pass historic healthcare legislation. Mullica lists his priorities as cost of living, education, healthcare, and public safety. Mullica is the right step forward to continue the work that needs to be done.
Courtney Potter is the republican candidate. She is pro oil and gas, and against abortions.
Mullica is the progressive choice for Senate District 24.Representative Kyle Mullica is running to represent Colorado Senate District 24. Mullica currently represents House District 34 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Thornton and Northglenn - now he is running to serve Adams County in the State Senate. When he isn’t working at the state legislature Mullica is an ER Nurse. In Mullica's first term he talked about the youth vaping epidemic and workers' rights, he then went on to pass historic healthcare legislation. Mullica lists his priorities as cost of living, education, healthcare, and public safety. Mullica is the right step forward to continue the work that needs to be done.
Courtney Potter is the republican candidate. She is pro oil and gas, and against abortions.
Mullica is the progressive choice for Senate District 24.Kyle Mullica
Representative Kyle Mullica is running to represent Colorado Senate District 24. Mullica currently represents House District 34 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Thornton and Northglenn - now he is running to serve Adams County in the State Senate. When he isn’t working at the state legislature Mullica is an ER Nurse. In Mullica's first term he talked about the youth vaping epidemic and workers' rights, he then went on to pass historic healthcare legislation. Mullica lists his priorities as cost of living, education, healthcare, and public safety. Mullica is the right step forward to continue the work that needs to be done.
Courtney Potter is the republican candidate. She is pro oil and gas, and against abortions.
Mullica is the progressive choice for Senate District 24.
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Representative Kyle Mullica is running to represent Colorado Senate District 24. Mullica currently represents House District 34 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Thornton and Northglenn - now he is running to serve Adams County in the State Senate. When he isn’t working at the state legislature Mullica is an ER Nurse. In Mullica's first term he talked about the youth vaping epidemic and workers' rights, he then went on to pass historic healthcare legislation. Mullica lists his priorities as cost of living, education, healthcare, and public safety. Mullica is the right step forward to continue the work that needs to be done.
Courtney Potter is the republican candidate. She is pro oil and gas, and against abortions.
Mullica is the progressive choice for Senate District 24.
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Senator Faith Winter is running for re-election to represent Colorado State Senate District 24. aWinter has been in the political space since 2005 when she ran for Westminster City Council. Winter went on to represent House District 35. During her tenure in the state legislature, Winter has been a bold champion in fighting climate change, fighting for family medical leave, and she is the Chair of the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. Winter will continue to prioritize working families, fighting climate change, funding transportation, and women's rights.
Winter has been a champion in moving the progressive platform and is the clear progressive choice.Faith Winter
Senator Faith Winter is running for re-election to represent Colorado State Senate District 24. aWinter has been in the political space since 2005 when she ran for Westminster City Council. Winter went on to represent House District 35. During her tenure in the state legislature, Winter has been a bold champion in fighting climate change, fighting for family medical leave, and she is the Chair of the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. Winter will continue to prioritize working families, fighting climate change, funding transportation, and women's rights.
Winter has been a champion in moving the progressive platform and is the clear progressive choice.Senator Faith Winter is running for re-election to represent Colorado State Senate District 24. aWinter has been in the political space since 2005 when she ran for Westminster City Council. Winter went on to represent House District 35. During her tenure in the state legislature, Winter has been a bold champion in fighting climate change, fighting for family medical leave, and she is the Chair of the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. Winter will continue to prioritize working families, fighting climate change, funding transportation, and women's rights.
Winter has been a champion in moving the progressive platform and is the clear progressive choice.Faith Winter
Senator Faith Winter is running for re-election to represent Colorado State Senate District 24. aWinter has been in the political space since 2005 when she ran for Westminster City Council. Winter went on to represent House District 35. During her tenure in the state legislature, Winter has been a bold champion in fighting climate change, fighting for family medical leave, and she is the Chair of the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. Winter will continue to prioritize working families, fighting climate change, funding transportation, and women's rights.
Winter has been a champion in moving the progressive platform and is the clear progressive choice.
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Senator Faith Winter is running for re-election to represent Colorado State Senate District 24. aWinter has been in the political space since 2005 when she ran for Westminster City Council. Winter went on to represent House District 35. During her tenure in the state legislature, Winter has been a bold champion in fighting climate change, fighting for family medical leave, and she is the Chair of the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. Winter will continue to prioritize working families, fighting climate change, funding transportation, and women's rights.
Winter has been a champion in moving the progressive platform and is the clear progressive choice.
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Representative Tom Sullivan is seeking election to the Colorado State Senate to represent District 27. Sullivan spent over 30 years as a postal worker and is an Air Force veteran. He is a part of Colorado’s United Veterans Committee, and a strong advocate for gun safety. Sullivan was propelled to action after his soon was murdered in the Aurora theatre shooting in 2012. In 2018, Sullivan became the first Democrat elected to represent House District 37. In 2019, Sulllivan led the fight to pass Colorado's Extreme Risk Protection Order to address gun violence. Sullivan's top priorities include; safe and healthier communities, good and safe jobs, and caring for vets. Sullivan has been a strong supporter of our Colorado families.
Sullivan is running against conservative Republican Tom Kim is the Republican candidate. Tom thinks our reproductive rights bill last year went too far.
Representative Sullivan is the progressive choice for Colorado State Senate District 27.Tom Sullivan
Representative Tom Sullivan is seeking election to the Colorado State Senate to represent District 27. Sullivan spent over 30 years as a postal worker and is an Air Force veteran. He is a part of Colorado’s United Veterans Committee, and a strong advocate for gun safety. Sullivan was propelled to action after his soon was murdered in the Aurora theatre shooting in 2012. In 2018, Sullivan became the first Democrat elected to represent House District 37. In 2019, Sulllivan led the fight to pass Colorado's Extreme Risk Protection Order to address gun violence. Sullivan's top priorities include; safe and healthier communities, good and safe jobs, and caring for vets. Sullivan has been a strong supporter of our Colorado families.
Sullivan is running against conservative Republican Tom Kim is the Republican candidate. Tom thinks our reproductive rights bill last year went too far.
Representative Sullivan is the progressive choice for Colorado State Senate District 27.Representative Tom Sullivan is seeking election to the Colorado State Senate to represent District 27. Sullivan spent over 30 years as a postal worker and is an Air Force veteran. He is a part of Colorado’s United Veterans Committee, and a strong advocate for gun safety. Sullivan was propelled to action after his soon was murdered in the Aurora theatre shooting in 2012. In 2018, Sullivan became the first Democrat elected to represent House District 37. In 2019, Sulllivan led the fight to pass Colorado's Extreme Risk Protection Order to address gun violence. Sullivan's top priorities include; safe and healthier communities, good and safe jobs, and caring for vets. Sullivan has been a strong supporter of our Colorado families.
Sullivan is running against conservative Republican Tom Kim is the Republican candidate. Tom thinks our reproductive rights bill last year went too far.
Representative Sullivan is the progressive choice for Colorado State Senate District 27.Tom Sullivan
Representative Tom Sullivan is seeking election to the Colorado State Senate to represent District 27. Sullivan spent over 30 years as a postal worker and is an Air Force veteran. He is a part of Colorado’s United Veterans Committee, and a strong advocate for gun safety. Sullivan was propelled to action after his soon was murdered in the Aurora theatre shooting in 2012. In 2018, Sullivan became the first Democrat elected to represent House District 37. In 2019, Sulllivan led the fight to pass Colorado's Extreme Risk Protection Order to address gun violence. Sullivan's top priorities include; safe and healthier communities, good and safe jobs, and caring for vets. Sullivan has been a strong supporter of our Colorado families.
Sullivan is running against conservative Republican Tom Kim is the Republican candidate. Tom thinks our reproductive rights bill last year went too far.
Representative Sullivan is the progressive choice for Colorado State Senate District 27.
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Representative Tom Sullivan is seeking election to the Colorado State Senate to represent District 27. Sullivan spent over 30 years as a postal worker and is an Air Force veteran. He is a part of Colorado’s United Veterans Committee, and a strong advocate for gun safety. Sullivan was propelled to action after his soon was murdered in the Aurora theatre shooting in 2012. In 2018, Sullivan became the first Democrat elected to represent House District 37. In 2019, Sulllivan led the fight to pass Colorado's Extreme Risk Protection Order to address gun violence. Sullivan's top priorities include; safe and healthier communities, good and safe jobs, and caring for vets. Sullivan has been a strong supporter of our Colorado families.
Sullivan is running against conservative Republican Tom Kim is the Republican candidate. Tom thinks our reproductive rights bill last year went too far.
Representative Sullivan is the progressive choice for Colorado State Senate District 27.
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Senator Rodriguez is the incumbent running for his second term to represent Colorado Senate District 32. Rodriguez grew up in Adams County. Rodriguez has worked as a senior analyst I the insurance industry and in Community Corrections and Treatment Center. Rodriguez received high scores from the Colorado Education Association and environmental groups. Senator Rodriguez hopes to continue his work on affordable housing and making providing families economic tools to build a better life. Vote for Senator Rodriguez.
Rodriguez is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 32.Robert Rodriguez
Senator Rodriguez is the incumbent running for his second term to represent Colorado Senate District 32. Rodriguez grew up in Adams County. Rodriguez has worked as a senior analyst I the insurance industry and in Community Corrections and Treatment Center. Rodriguez received high scores from the Colorado Education Association and environmental groups. Senator Rodriguez hopes to continue his work on affordable housing and making providing families economic tools to build a better life. Vote for Senator Rodriguez.
Rodriguez is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 32.Senator Rodriguez is the incumbent running for his second term to represent Colorado Senate District 32. Rodriguez grew up in Adams County. Rodriguez has worked as a senior analyst I the insurance industry and in Community Corrections and Treatment Center. Rodriguez received high scores from the Colorado Education Association and environmental groups. Senator Rodriguez hopes to continue his work on affordable housing and making providing families economic tools to build a better life. Vote for Senator Rodriguez.
Rodriguez is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 32.Robert Rodriguez
Senator Rodriguez is the incumbent running for his second term to represent Colorado Senate District 32. Rodriguez grew up in Adams County. Rodriguez has worked as a senior analyst I the insurance industry and in Community Corrections and Treatment Center. Rodriguez received high scores from the Colorado Education Association and environmental groups. Senator Rodriguez hopes to continue his work on affordable housing and making providing families economic tools to build a better life. Vote for Senator Rodriguez.
Rodriguez is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 32.
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Senator Rodriguez is the incumbent running for his second term to represent Colorado Senate District 32. Rodriguez grew up in Adams County. Rodriguez has worked as a senior analyst I the insurance industry and in Community Corrections and Treatment Center. Rodriguez received high scores from the Colorado Education Association and environmental groups. Senator Rodriguez hopes to continue his work on affordable housing and making providing families economic tools to build a better life. Vote for Senator Rodriguez.
Rodriguez is the progressive choice for Colorado Senate District 32.
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Senator Julie Gonzales is a true progressive champion, and .she is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 34. Since her first term in 2018, Gonzales has repealed the death penalty, codified abortion protections, stopped ICE from raiding state databases, strengthened renter and tenant laws, installed a regulatory framework for deadly air toxins, reduced the cost of prescription drugs, and secured over $500 million for affordable housing.
Gonzales will continue to be a champion for women, immigrants and working families. Through her leadership Gonzales hopes to level the playing field for working families and work to pass policies for affordable housing and environmental justice. A vote for Senator Gonzales is a vote for a progressive Colorado.
Gonzales has spent over fifteen years advocating and organizing for immigrant rights and living wages.
Gonzales is the progressive choice for Senate District 34.Julie C. Gonzales
Senator Julie Gonzales is a true progressive champion, and .she is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 34. Since her first term in 2018, Gonzales has repealed the death penalty, codified abortion protections, stopped ICE from raiding state databases, strengthened renter and tenant laws, installed a regulatory framework for deadly air toxins, reduced the cost of prescription drugs, and secured over $500 million for affordable housing.
Gonzales will continue to be a champion for women, immigrants and working families. Through her leadership Gonzales hopes to level the playing field for working families and work to pass policies for affordable housing and environmental justice. A vote for Senator Gonzales is a vote for a progressive Colorado.
Gonzales has spent over fifteen years advocating and organizing for immigrant rights and living wages.
Gonzales is the progressive choice for Senate District 34.Senator Julie Gonzales is a true progressive champion, and .she is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 34. Since her first term in 2018, Gonzales has repealed the death penalty, codified abortion protections, stopped ICE from raiding state databases, strengthened renter and tenant laws, installed a regulatory framework for deadly air toxins, reduced the cost of prescription drugs, and secured over $500 million for affordable housing.
Gonzales will continue to be a champion for women, immigrants and working families. Through her leadership Gonzales hopes to level the playing field for working families and work to pass policies for affordable housing and environmental justice. A vote for Senator Gonzales is a vote for a progressive Colorado.
Gonzales has spent over fifteen years advocating and organizing for immigrant rights and living wages.
Gonzales is the progressive choice for Senate District 34.Julie C. Gonzales
Senator Julie Gonzales is a true progressive champion, and .she is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 34. Since her first term in 2018, Gonzales has repealed the death penalty, codified abortion protections, stopped ICE from raiding state databases, strengthened renter and tenant laws, installed a regulatory framework for deadly air toxins, reduced the cost of prescription drugs, and secured over $500 million for affordable housing.
Gonzales will continue to be a champion for women, immigrants and working families. Through her leadership Gonzales hopes to level the playing field for working families and work to pass policies for affordable housing and environmental justice. A vote for Senator Gonzales is a vote for a progressive Colorado.
Gonzales has spent over fifteen years advocating and organizing for immigrant rights and living wages.
Gonzales is the progressive choice for Senate District 34.
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Senator Julie Gonzales is a true progressive champion, and .she is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate to represent Senate District 34. Since her first term in 2018, Gonzales has repealed the death penalty, codified abortion protections, stopped ICE from raiding state databases, strengthened renter and tenant laws, installed a regulatory framework for deadly air toxins, reduced the cost of prescription drugs, and secured over $500 million for affordable housing.
Gonzales will continue to be a champion for women, immigrants and working families. Through her leadership Gonzales hopes to level the playing field for working families and work to pass policies for affordable housing and environmental justice. A vote for Senator Gonzales is a vote for a progressive Colorado.
Gonzales has spent over fifteen years advocating and organizing for immigrant rights and living wages.
Gonzales is the progressive choice for Senate District 34.
State House
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below State House races on your ballot.
Welcome to the 1st House District Progressive Voters Guide!
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Javier Mabrey is an eviction defense attorney and progressive champion. He was raised by a single mom in Southwest Denver and is a proud Chicano devoted to keeping Coloradans housed. During the pandemic, he founded the COVID Eviction Defense Fund, providing hundreds of families eviction prevention services and legal aid since COVID started. His priorities include increasing access to affordable health care, fighting to defend women’s reproductive health, affordable housing, climate justice, criminal justice reform, advocating for increased public school funding, and family economic security.
Progressives clearly can and should support Mabrey.
Guillermo Diaz is the Republican opponent who wants to restrict the state's available revenue, funnel more money into police, and restrict children from learning about our difficult, yet necessary history. Diaz is a bad choice for any district.Javier Mabrey
Javier Mabrey is an eviction defense attorney and progressive champion. He was raised by a single mom in Southwest Denver and is a proud Chicano devoted to keeping Coloradans housed.Javier Mabrey is an eviction defense attorney and progressive champion. He was raised by a single mom in Southwest Denver and is a proud Chicano devoted to keeping Coloradans housed. During the pandemic, he founded the COVID Eviction Defense Fund, providing hundreds of families eviction prevention services and legal aid since COVID started. His priorities include increasing access to affordable health care, fighting to defend women’s reproductive health, affordable housing, climate justice, criminal justice reform, advocating for increased public school funding, and family economic security.
Progressives clearly can and should support Mabrey.
Guillermo Diaz is the Republican opponent who wants to restrict the state's available revenue, funnel more money into police, and restrict children from learning about our difficult, yet necessary history. Diaz is a bad choice for any district.Javier Mabrey
Javier Mabrey is an eviction defense attorney and progressive champion. He was raised by a single mom in Southwest Denver and is a proud Chicano devoted to keeping Coloradans housed.
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Javier Mabrey is an eviction defense attorney and progressive champion. He was raised by a single mom in Southwest Denver and is a proud Chicano devoted to keeping Coloradans housed. During the pandemic, he founded the COVID Eviction Defense Fund, providing hundreds of families eviction prevention services and legal aid since COVID started. His priorities include increasing access to affordable health care, fighting to defend women’s reproductive health, affordable housing, climate justice, criminal justice reform, advocating for increased public school funding, and family economic security.
Progressives clearly can and should support Mabrey.
Guillermo Diaz is the Republican opponent who wants to restrict the state's available revenue, funnel more money into police, and restrict children from learning about our difficult, yet necessary history. Diaz is a bad choice for any district.
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Incumbent State Rep. Steven Woodrow is a strong progressive who has been described by fellow legislators as a “fierce advocate for the voiceless” and a “tireless public servant.” During Colorado's redistricting process, he moved into the newly drawn House District 2 from his original House District 6. He was originally appointed to his seat in February, 2020 to fill a vacancy when Chris Hansen resigned from the Colorado House of Representatives to fill Lois Court's seat.
Before entering the legislature, Woodrow went toe-to-toe against powerful interests as a consumer protection attorney. In three legislative sessions, he co-sponsoring bills on repealing Colorado’s death penalty, allowing state employees to collectively bargain, and kick-starting comprehensive police reform. He later supported tax reform, family economic security, state funding the child tax credit, and expanding Medicaid to 12 months postpartum.
If reelected, Woodrow hopes to publicly fund state House and Senate races to remove special-interest money out of politics, increase teacher pay, and protect our environment. His campaign motto is to leave Colorado “better than we found it.” Any progressive should feel good voting for Woodrow.
On the other side of the race is Republican Stephanie Wheeler, a mother and small business owner. Wheeler's primary concern is cutting existing social programs and making sure that our tax dollars are not "indoctrinating [children] with liberal propaganda."
Woodrow is the clear progressive choice.Steven Woodrow
Incumbent State Rep.Incumbent State Rep. Steven Woodrow is a strong progressive who has been described by fellow legislators as a “fierce advocate for the voiceless” and a “tireless public servant.” During Colorado's redistricting process, he moved into the newly drawn House District 2 from his original House District 6. He was originally appointed to his seat in February, 2020 to fill a vacancy when Chris Hansen resigned from the Colorado House of Representatives to fill Lois Court's seat.
Before entering the legislature, Woodrow went toe-to-toe against powerful interests as a consumer protection attorney. In three legislative sessions, he co-sponsoring bills on repealing Colorado’s death penalty, allowing state employees to collectively bargain, and kick-starting comprehensive police reform. He later supported tax reform, family economic security, state funding the child tax credit, and expanding Medicaid to 12 months postpartum.
If reelected, Woodrow hopes to publicly fund state House and Senate races to remove special-interest money out of politics, increase teacher pay, and protect our environment. His campaign motto is to leave Colorado “better than we found it.” Any progressive should feel good voting for Woodrow.
On the other side of the race is Republican Stephanie Wheeler, a mother and small business owner. Wheeler's primary concern is cutting existing social programs and making sure that our tax dollars are not "indoctrinating [children] with liberal propaganda."
Woodrow is the clear progressive choice.Steven Woodrow
Incumbent State Rep.
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Incumbent State Rep. Steven Woodrow is a strong progressive who has been described by fellow legislators as a “fierce advocate for the voiceless” and a “tireless public servant.” During Colorado's redistricting process, he moved into the newly drawn House District 2 from his original House District 6. He was originally appointed to his seat in February, 2020 to fill a vacancy when Chris Hansen resigned from the Colorado House of Representatives to fill Lois Court's seat.
Before entering the legislature, Woodrow went toe-to-toe against powerful interests as a consumer protection attorney. In three legislative sessions, he co-sponsoring bills on repealing Colorado’s death penalty, allowing state employees to collectively bargain, and kick-starting comprehensive police reform. He later supported tax reform, family economic security, state funding the child tax credit, and expanding Medicaid to 12 months postpartum.
If reelected, Woodrow hopes to publicly fund state House and Senate races to remove special-interest money out of politics, increase teacher pay, and protect our environment. His campaign motto is to leave Colorado “better than we found it.” Any progressive should feel good voting for Woodrow.
On the other side of the race is Republican Stephanie Wheeler, a mother and small business owner. Wheeler's primary concern is cutting existing social programs and making sure that our tax dollars are not "indoctrinating [children] with liberal propaganda."
Woodrow is the clear progressive choice.
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Incumbent State Rep. Meg Froelich has a long history of activism for women’s rights, children’s welfare, education, community leadership, and environmental protection. Since being appointed to her seat in 2019, she has co-sponsored and passed bills on issues ranging from public-sector collective bargaining to accountability in law enforcement to expanding Medicaid. Most recently, Froelich was a primary sponsor on the Reproductive Health Equity Act, which made abortion a constitutional right for all Coloradans. She was at the forefront of addressing the Dobbs decision and the fall of Roe v. Wade. She has been a champion of environmental justice, and has worked to ban anti-LGBTQ conversion therapy.
Froelich’s experience as a successful legislator, her leadership in reproductive rights and health, and her dedication to the people of Colorado make her the preferred candidate in this race.
On the other side of the ballot is Republican Marla Fernandez. Fernandez is a conspiracy theorist with hard right positions in opposition to abortion rights, any environmental protections, and gun-violence prevention. Recently, Fernandez refused to apologize for a tweet referring to Black and Latina legislators "chimps," a deeply racist epithet. Under no circumstances should Fernandez become a state legislator.
We strongly encourage voters to reelect Meg Froelich.Meg Froelich
Incumbent State Rep. Meg Froelich has a long history of activism for women’s rights, children’s welfare, education, community leadership, and environmental protection.Incumbent State Rep. Meg Froelich has a long history of activism for women’s rights, children’s welfare, education, community leadership, and environmental protection. Since being appointed to her seat in 2019, she has co-sponsored and passed bills on issues ranging from public-sector collective bargaining to accountability in law enforcement to expanding Medicaid. Most recently, Froelich was a primary sponsor on the Reproductive Health Equity Act, which made abortion a constitutional right for all Coloradans. She was at the forefront of addressing the Dobbs decision and the fall of Roe v. Wade. She has been a champion of environmental justice, and has worked to ban anti-LGBTQ conversion therapy.
Froelich’s experience as a successful legislator, her leadership in reproductive rights and health, and her dedication to the people of Colorado make her the preferred candidate in this race.
On the other side of the ballot is Republican Marla Fernandez. Fernandez is a conspiracy theorist with hard right positions in opposition to abortion rights, any environmental protections, and gun-violence prevention. Recently, Fernandez refused to apologize for a tweet referring to Black and Latina legislators "chimps," a deeply racist epithet. Under no circumstances should Fernandez become a state legislator.
We strongly encourage voters to reelect Meg Froelich.Meg Froelich
Incumbent State Rep. Meg Froelich has a long history of activism for women’s rights, children’s welfare, education, community leadership, and environmental protection.
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Incumbent State Rep. Meg Froelich has a long history of activism for women’s rights, children’s welfare, education, community leadership, and environmental protection. Since being appointed to her seat in 2019, she has co-sponsored and passed bills on issues ranging from public-sector collective bargaining to accountability in law enforcement to expanding Medicaid. Most recently, Froelich was a primary sponsor on the Reproductive Health Equity Act, which made abortion a constitutional right for all Coloradans. She was at the forefront of addressing the Dobbs decision and the fall of Roe v. Wade. She has been a champion of environmental justice, and has worked to ban anti-LGBTQ conversion therapy.
Froelich’s experience as a successful legislator, her leadership in reproductive rights and health, and her dedication to the people of Colorado make her the preferred candidate in this race.
On the other side of the ballot is Republican Marla Fernandez. Fernandez is a conspiracy theorist with hard right positions in opposition to abortion rights, any environmental protections, and gun-violence prevention. Recently, Fernandez refused to apologize for a tweet referring to Black and Latina legislators "chimps," a deeply racist epithet. Under no circumstances should Fernandez become a state legislator.
We strongly encourage voters to reelect Meg Froelich.
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Incumbent State Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is seeking her third term in House District 4. Outside of the legislature, she serves her community as an advocate for domestic violence survivors, a youth counselor, and a caseworker. She directs the Denver Collaborative Partnership, where she works with youth who have had contact with the juvenile justice system and their families to make sure their needs are met.
Gonzales-Gutierrez top legislative priorities are education, housing, health disparities, and reproductive justice. She believes that education is the most effective path to equity and opportunity and must be accessible and affordable from early childhood through college. She has passed legislation that ensures kids are taught the history of American minorities in public schools, and can attend universal preschool. As a workers' rights advocate, she played a critical role in passing the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act that prohibits employer discrimination on the basis of gender.
Gonzales-Gutierrez is the best candidate for this seat.Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez
Incumbent State Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is seeking her third term in House District 4. Outside of the legislature, she serves her community as an advocate for domestic violence survivors, a youth counselor, and a caseworker.Incumbent State Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is seeking her third term in House District 4. Outside of the legislature, she serves her community as an advocate for domestic violence survivors, a youth counselor, and a caseworker. She directs the Denver Collaborative Partnership, where she works with youth who have had contact with the juvenile justice system and their families to make sure their needs are met.
Gonzales-Gutierrez top legislative priorities are education, housing, health disparities, and reproductive justice. She believes that education is the most effective path to equity and opportunity and must be accessible and affordable from early childhood through college. She has passed legislation that ensures kids are taught the history of American minorities in public schools, and can attend universal preschool. As a workers' rights advocate, she played a critical role in passing the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act that prohibits employer discrimination on the basis of gender.
Gonzales-Gutierrez is the best candidate for this seat.Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez
Incumbent State Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is seeking her third term in House District 4. Outside of the legislature, she serves her community as an advocate for domestic violence survivors, a youth counselor, and a caseworker.
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Incumbent State Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is seeking her third term in House District 4. Outside of the legislature, she serves her community as an advocate for domestic violence survivors, a youth counselor, and a caseworker. She directs the Denver Collaborative Partnership, where she works with youth who have had contact with the juvenile justice system and their families to make sure their needs are met.
Gonzales-Gutierrez top legislative priorities are education, housing, health disparities, and reproductive justice. She believes that education is the most effective path to equity and opportunity and must be accessible and affordable from early childhood through college. She has passed legislation that ensures kids are taught the history of American minorities in public schools, and can attend universal preschool. As a workers' rights advocate, she played a critical role in passing the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act that prohibits employer discrimination on the basis of gender.
Gonzales-Gutierrez is the best candidate for this seat.
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Incumbent State Rep. Alex Valdez is running for his third term representing House District 5. He is a self-described “environmental warrior” who founded a residential solar company before his election to the legislature. In his first terms, Valdez received recognition for passing legislation that focused on boosting renewable energy use, establishing more public protections from toxic air emissions, and increasing the number of electric vehicle charging stations in Colorado. In his second term he committed to supporting bills with gender inclusive language, serves as the chair of the LGBTQ Caucus, and supported legislation that created prescription-free access to life-saving HIV prevention medications. His other top priorities have continued to include universal access to affordable health care, housing affordability, and an education system that prepares students for the jobs of tomorrow and pays teachers a fair wage.
Valdez has been and continues to be the candidate for progressive voters and deserves your vote.Alex Valdez
Incumbent State Rep. Alex Valdez is running for his third term representing House District 5. He is a self-described “environmental warrior” who founded a residential solar company before his election to the legislature.Incumbent State Rep. Alex Valdez is running for his third term representing House District 5. He is a self-described “environmental warrior” who founded a residential solar company before his election to the legislature. In his first terms, Valdez received recognition for passing legislation that focused on boosting renewable energy use, establishing more public protections from toxic air emissions, and increasing the number of electric vehicle charging stations in Colorado. In his second term he committed to supporting bills with gender inclusive language, serves as the chair of the LGBTQ Caucus, and supported legislation that created prescription-free access to life-saving HIV prevention medications. His other top priorities have continued to include universal access to affordable health care, housing affordability, and an education system that prepares students for the jobs of tomorrow and pays teachers a fair wage.
Valdez has been and continues to be the candidate for progressive voters and deserves your vote.Alex Valdez
Incumbent State Rep. Alex Valdez is running for his third term representing House District 5. He is a self-described “environmental warrior” who founded a residential solar company before his election to the legislature.
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Incumbent State Rep. Alex Valdez is running for his third term representing House District 5. He is a self-described “environmental warrior” who founded a residential solar company before his election to the legislature. In his first terms, Valdez received recognition for passing legislation that focused on boosting renewable energy use, establishing more public protections from toxic air emissions, and increasing the number of electric vehicle charging stations in Colorado. In his second term he committed to supporting bills with gender inclusive language, serves as the chair of the LGBTQ Caucus, and supported legislation that created prescription-free access to life-saving HIV prevention medications. His other top priorities have continued to include universal access to affordable health care, housing affordability, and an education system that prepares students for the jobs of tomorrow and pays teachers a fair wage.
Valdez has been and continues to be the candidate for progressive voters and deserves your vote.
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Elisabeth Epps is former public defender and well-known activist in Denver. She founded the Colorado Freedom Fund, Colorado’s only revolving community bail fund, and has influenced criminal justice reform policy for years as an advocate at the capitol.
Epps is the progressive candidate for House District 6.Elisabeth Epps
Elisabeth Epps is former public defender and well-known activist in Denver. She founded the Colorado Freedom Fund, Colorado’s only revolving community bail fund, and has influenced criminal justice reform policy for years as an advocate at the capitol.
Elisabeth Epps is former public defender and well-known activist in Denver. She founded the Colorado Freedom Fund, Colorado’s only revolving community bail fund, and has influenced criminal justice reform policy for years as an advocate at the capitol.
Epps is the progressive candidate for House District 6.Elisabeth Epps
Elisabeth Epps is former public defender and well-known activist in Denver. She founded the Colorado Freedom Fund, Colorado’s only revolving community bail fund, and has influenced criminal justice reform policy for years as an advocate at the capitol.
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Elisabeth Epps is former public defender and well-known activist in Denver. She founded the Colorado Freedom Fund, Colorado’s only revolving community bail fund, and has influenced criminal justice reform policy for years as an advocate at the capitol.
Epps is the progressive candidate for House District 6.
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Incumbent Democratic candidate Jennifer Bacon is facing no registered challengers in her run for District 7 representative again. She’s a longtime educator and civil rights lawyer who has served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education since 2017. In addition to a commitment to leadership on school funding, Bacon aims to use the legislative seat to help working families and tackle housing affordability as well as boost social justice reforms. In her first term she championed multiple criminal justice bills, focused on supporting transportation, housing and economic justice for Coloradans.
Bacon continues to be the progressive champion for House District 7.Jennifer Bacon
Incumbent Democratic candidate Jennifer Bacon is facing no registered challengers in her run for District 7 representative again. She’s a longtime educator and civil rights lawyer who has served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education since 2017.Incumbent Democratic candidate Jennifer Bacon is facing no registered challengers in her run for District 7 representative again. She’s a longtime educator and civil rights lawyer who has served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education since 2017. In addition to a commitment to leadership on school funding, Bacon aims to use the legislative seat to help working families and tackle housing affordability as well as boost social justice reforms. In her first term she championed multiple criminal justice bills, focused on supporting transportation, housing and economic justice for Coloradans.
Bacon continues to be the progressive champion for House District 7.Jennifer Bacon
Incumbent Democratic candidate Jennifer Bacon is facing no registered challengers in her run for District 7 representative again. She’s a longtime educator and civil rights lawyer who has served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education since 2017.
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Incumbent Democratic candidate Jennifer Bacon is facing no registered challengers in her run for District 7 representative again. She’s a longtime educator and civil rights lawyer who has served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education since 2017. In addition to a commitment to leadership on school funding, Bacon aims to use the legislative seat to help working families and tackle housing affordability as well as boost social justice reforms. In her first term she championed multiple criminal justice bills, focused on supporting transportation, housing and economic justice for Coloradans.
Bacon continues to be the progressive champion for House District 7.
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Leslie Herod is the incumbent for House District 8 and faces no opposition. She garnered national attention after successfully passing the largest police reform bill Colorado has ever seen in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter protests in response to the murder of George Floyd. She has been very busy since 2016 with numerous bills to her credit on criminal justice reform, civil rights protections, clean energy, economic justice, housing, and reforming Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code.
Herod continues to be the champion for House District 8.Leslie Herod
Leslie Herod is the incumbent for House District 8 and faces no opposition. She garnered national attention after successfully passing the largest police reform bill Colorado has ever seen in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter protests in response to the murder of George Floyd.Leslie Herod is the incumbent for House District 8 and faces no opposition. She garnered national attention after successfully passing the largest police reform bill Colorado has ever seen in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter protests in response to the murder of George Floyd. She has been very busy since 2016 with numerous bills to her credit on criminal justice reform, civil rights protections, clean energy, economic justice, housing, and reforming Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code.
Herod continues to be the champion for House District 8.Leslie Herod
Leslie Herod is the incumbent for House District 8 and faces no opposition. She garnered national attention after successfully passing the largest police reform bill Colorado has ever seen in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter protests in response to the murder of George Floyd.
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Leslie Herod is the incumbent for House District 8 and faces no opposition. She garnered national attention after successfully passing the largest police reform bill Colorado has ever seen in 2020 following the Black Lives Matter protests in response to the murder of George Floyd. She has been very busy since 2016 with numerous bills to her credit on criminal justice reform, civil rights protections, clean energy, economic justice, housing, and reforming Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code.
Herod continues to be the champion for House District 8.
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Emily Sirota is the incumbent for House District 9. She was first elected to the statehouse in 2018, and has been described by former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb as a “progressive with strong roots in her community and deep experience in government, social work, and education.” Before joining the legislature, she helped run an early learning center and worked for the Colorado Progressive Coalition, where she organized support for paid sick leave policy.
Sirota is known for her progressive stance on Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code, as she championed state funding for the Child Tax Credit and increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit. She helped pass universal pre-k, gave relief to working families, mandated the teaching of the Holocaust and genocide in public schools, and had Colorado join the National Popular Vote Compact. Sirota also carried a bill for a task force to analyze how much money Colorado could save by going to a health-care-for-all system.
Sirota is the clear progressive choice.Emily Sirota
Emily Sirota is the incumbent for House District 9.Emily Sirota is the incumbent for House District 9. She was first elected to the statehouse in 2018, and has been described by former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb as a “progressive with strong roots in her community and deep experience in government, social work, and education.” Before joining the legislature, she helped run an early learning center and worked for the Colorado Progressive Coalition, where she organized support for paid sick leave policy.
Sirota is known for her progressive stance on Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code, as she championed state funding for the Child Tax Credit and increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit. She helped pass universal pre-k, gave relief to working families, mandated the teaching of the Holocaust and genocide in public schools, and had Colorado join the National Popular Vote Compact. Sirota also carried a bill for a task force to analyze how much money Colorado could save by going to a health-care-for-all system.
Sirota is the clear progressive choice.Emily Sirota
Emily Sirota is the incumbent for House District 9.
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Emily Sirota is the incumbent for House District 9. She was first elected to the statehouse in 2018, and has been described by former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb as a “progressive with strong roots in her community and deep experience in government, social work, and education.” Before joining the legislature, she helped run an early learning center and worked for the Colorado Progressive Coalition, where she organized support for paid sick leave policy.
Sirota is known for her progressive stance on Colorado’s conservative and inequitable tax code, as she championed state funding for the Child Tax Credit and increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit. She helped pass universal pre-k, gave relief to working families, mandated the teaching of the Holocaust and genocide in public schools, and had Colorado join the National Popular Vote Compact. Sirota also carried a bill for a task force to analyze how much money Colorado could save by going to a health-care-for-all system.
Sirota is the clear progressive choice.
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Following the retirement of long-time Boulder representative Edie Hooton, a Democratic vacancy committee appointed Boulder City Council member Julie Joseph to run in House District 10. Joseph is a Haitian immigrant with a law practice in Boulder. She is a champion for reproductive justice, gun safety, LGBTQIA rights, affordable housing, and economic stability.
Joseph will make a great progressive legislator and deserves your vote.Junie Joseph
Following the retirement of long-time Boulder representative Edie Hooton, a Democratic vacancy committee appointed Boulder City Council member Julie Joseph to run in House District 10. Joseph is a Haitian immigrant with a law practice in Boulder.Following the retirement of long-time Boulder representative Edie Hooton, a Democratic vacancy committee appointed Boulder City Council member Julie Joseph to run in House District 10. Joseph is a Haitian immigrant with a law practice in Boulder. She is a champion for reproductive justice, gun safety, LGBTQIA rights, affordable housing, and economic stability.
Joseph will make a great progressive legislator and deserves your vote.Junie Joseph
Following the retirement of long-time Boulder representative Edie Hooton, a Democratic vacancy committee appointed Boulder City Council member Julie Joseph to run in House District 10. Joseph is a Haitian immigrant with a law practice in Boulder.
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Following the retirement of long-time Boulder representative Edie Hooton, a Democratic vacancy committee appointed Boulder City Council member Julie Joseph to run in House District 10. Joseph is a Haitian immigrant with a law practice in Boulder. She is a champion for reproductive justice, gun safety, LGBTQIA rights, affordable housing, and economic stability.
Joseph will make a great progressive legislator and deserves your vote.
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Karen McCormick is the Democratic nominee for House District 11, and the incumbent. She is a longtime veterinarian with a background in teaching English with immigrant communities. McCormick has served on multiple local nonprofit boards, and is a member of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.
In her first legislative session, McCormick passed legislation that would increase access to affordable health care, expand economic opportunity, and clean our air and water supply. She is committed to commonsense gun safety legislation, reproductive rights, and increased investment in our education system.
McCormick is the progressive voter’s best choice in this race.Karen McCormick
Karen McCormick is the Democratic nominee for House District 11, and the incumbent. She is a longtime veterinarian with a background in teaching English with immigrant communities. McCormick has served on multiple local nonprofit boards, and is a member of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.Karen McCormick is the Democratic nominee for House District 11, and the incumbent. She is a longtime veterinarian with a background in teaching English with immigrant communities. McCormick has served on multiple local nonprofit boards, and is a member of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.
In her first legislative session, McCormick passed legislation that would increase access to affordable health care, expand economic opportunity, and clean our air and water supply. She is committed to commonsense gun safety legislation, reproductive rights, and increased investment in our education system.
McCormick is the progressive voter’s best choice in this race.Karen McCormick
Karen McCormick is the Democratic nominee for House District 11, and the incumbent. She is a longtime veterinarian with a background in teaching English with immigrant communities. McCormick has served on multiple local nonprofit boards, and is a member of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.
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Karen McCormick is the Democratic nominee for House District 11, and the incumbent. She is a longtime veterinarian with a background in teaching English with immigrant communities. McCormick has served on multiple local nonprofit boards, and is a member of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.
In her first legislative session, McCormick passed legislation that would increase access to affordable health care, expand economic opportunity, and clean our air and water supply. She is committed to commonsense gun safety legislation, reproductive rights, and increased investment in our education system.
McCormick is the progressive voter’s best choice in this race.
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Incumbent Rep. Tracy Bernett is the Democratic nominee looking for her second term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She is an entrepreneur, mom, engineer, and community leader.
In her first legislative term, Bernett prioritized climate legislation to clean our energy infrastructure and legislation to help Marshall fire victims get back on their feet. To help working families, Bernett wants to close equity gaps in education, access to healthcare, gender pay, and affordable housing.
Bennett is the progressive candidate for this race and deserves your vote.Tracey Bernett
Incumbent Rep. Tracy Bernett is the Democratic nominee looking for her second term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She is an entrepreneur, mom, engineer, and community leader.Incumbent Rep. Tracy Bernett is the Democratic nominee looking for her second term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She is an entrepreneur, mom, engineer, and community leader.
In her first legislative term, Bernett prioritized climate legislation to clean our energy infrastructure and legislation to help Marshall fire victims get back on their feet. To help working families, Bernett wants to close equity gaps in education, access to healthcare, gender pay, and affordable housing.
Bennett is the progressive candidate for this race and deserves your vote.Tracey Bernett
Incumbent Rep. Tracy Bernett is the Democratic nominee looking for her second term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She is an entrepreneur, mom, engineer, and community leader.
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Incumbent Rep. Tracy Bernett is the Democratic nominee looking for her second term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She is an entrepreneur, mom, engineer, and community leader.
In her first legislative term, Bernett prioritized climate legislation to clean our energy infrastructure and legislation to help Marshall fire victims get back on their feet. To help working families, Bernett wants to close equity gaps in education, access to healthcare, gender pay, and affordable housing.
Bennett is the progressive candidate for this race and deserves your vote.
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Incumbent Representative Julie McCluskie is running for her third term in the state legislature. After Colorado's redistricting process, she moved from House District 61 to House District 13. McCluskie’s background assisting local schools with mental health and community engagement has informed her important work at the Capitol, where she has helped pass numerous education bills. Her successes include increasing school funding, developing the state’s first Department of Early Childhood, and a nicotine tax that will provide funding for rural schools.
McCluskie served as chair of the prestigious Joint Budget Committee, and prioritized critical services during the COVID-19 pandemic. McCluskie’s stances on health care, education, and opportunities for working families are reflective of a progressive vision for the future of her district, and she is the clear recommended candidate in this race.Julie McCluskie
Incumbent Representative Julie McCluskie is running for her third term in the state legislature. After Colorado's redistricting process, she moved from House District 61 to House District 13.Incumbent Representative Julie McCluskie is running for her third term in the state legislature. After Colorado's redistricting process, she moved from House District 61 to House District 13. McCluskie’s background assisting local schools with mental health and community engagement has informed her important work at the Capitol, where she has helped pass numerous education bills. Her successes include increasing school funding, developing the state’s first Department of Early Childhood, and a nicotine tax that will provide funding for rural schools.
McCluskie served as chair of the prestigious Joint Budget Committee, and prioritized critical services during the COVID-19 pandemic. McCluskie’s stances on health care, education, and opportunities for working families are reflective of a progressive vision for the future of her district, and she is the clear recommended candidate in this race.Julie McCluskie
Incumbent Representative Julie McCluskie is running for her third term in the state legislature. After Colorado's redistricting process, she moved from House District 61 to House District 13.
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Incumbent Representative Julie McCluskie is running for her third term in the state legislature. After Colorado's redistricting process, she moved from House District 61 to House District 13. McCluskie’s background assisting local schools with mental health and community engagement has informed her important work at the Capitol, where she has helped pass numerous education bills. Her successes include increasing school funding, developing the state’s first Department of Early Childhood, and a nicotine tax that will provide funding for rural schools.
McCluskie served as chair of the prestigious Joint Budget Committee, and prioritized critical services during the COVID-19 pandemic. McCluskie’s stances on health care, education, and opportunities for working families are reflective of a progressive vision for the future of her district, and she is the clear recommended candidate in this race.
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Rob Rogers is an Air Force veteran and business consultant running in House District 14. His top priorities include increasing teacher pay, putting campaign limits on school board elections, increasing addiction and mental health services, and strengthening the separation of church and state.
As a sober veteran, he has lived experience in the issues he advocates for. Rogers is the progressive choice for this race.Rob Rogers
Rob Rogers is an Air Force veteran and business consultant running in House District 14. His top priorities include increasing teacher pay, putting campaign limits on school board elections, increasing addiction and mental health services, and strengthening the separation of church and state.Rob Rogers is an Air Force veteran and business consultant running in House District 14. His top priorities include increasing teacher pay, putting campaign limits on school board elections, increasing addiction and mental health services, and strengthening the separation of church and state.
As a sober veteran, he has lived experience in the issues he advocates for. Rogers is the progressive choice for this race.Rob Rogers
Rob Rogers is an Air Force veteran and business consultant running in House District 14. His top priorities include increasing teacher pay, putting campaign limits on school board elections, increasing addiction and mental health services, and strengthening the separation of church and state.
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Rob Rogers is an Air Force veteran and business consultant running in House District 14. His top priorities include increasing teacher pay, putting campaign limits on school board elections, increasing addiction and mental health services, and strengthening the separation of church and state.
As a sober veteran, he has lived experience in the issues he advocates for. Rogers is the progressive choice for this race.
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Stephanie Vigil is a Colorado Spring resident who is running for Colorado House District 16. Vigil has had personal experiences dealing with issues such as poverty, and child abuse and disability, which served as a catalyst for her to run for office. Therefore, Vigil has prioritized climate and energy, education, and housing as some of her key issues. Advocating for a “Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction” road map, getting Colorado teachers fair wages and resources, and forwarding legislation that will level the power between renters and landlords. Vigil would help in addressing some of the key issues identified by many progressive voters.
Republican Dave Donelson, an Army veteran, is the opposing candidate to Vigil. Donelson has positioned himself as tough on crime and focusing on “fundamentals” in our schools. His idea of “fundamentals” is ridding Colorado children of "Critical Race Theory" (which is not taught in Colorado public schools) and "Diversity Equity and Inclusion." Donelson believes these are dangerous ideas and should not play a role in children’s education. To prepare children for the future, we need to teach them both the good and the bad of our history so that they better understand the lives, cultures and experiences of different people.
It is clear that Stephanie Vigil is the correct candidate to keep District 16 on the path to progress.Stephanie Vigil
Stephanie Vigil is a Colorado Spring resident who is running for Colorado House District 16. Vigil has had personal experiences dealing with issues such as poverty, and child abuse and disability, which served as a catalyst for her to run for office.Stephanie Vigil is a Colorado Spring resident who is running for Colorado House District 16. Vigil has had personal experiences dealing with issues such as poverty, and child abuse and disability, which served as a catalyst for her to run for office. Therefore, Vigil has prioritized climate and energy, education, and housing as some of her key issues. Advocating for a “Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction” road map, getting Colorado teachers fair wages and resources, and forwarding legislation that will level the power between renters and landlords. Vigil would help in addressing some of the key issues identified by many progressive voters.
Republican Dave Donelson, an Army veteran, is the opposing candidate to Vigil. Donelson has positioned himself as tough on crime and focusing on “fundamentals” in our schools. His idea of “fundamentals” is ridding Colorado children of "Critical Race Theory" (which is not taught in Colorado public schools) and "Diversity Equity and Inclusion." Donelson believes these are dangerous ideas and should not play a role in children’s education. To prepare children for the future, we need to teach them both the good and the bad of our history so that they better understand the lives, cultures and experiences of different people.
It is clear that Stephanie Vigil is the correct candidate to keep District 16 on the path to progress.Stephanie Vigil
Stephanie Vigil is a Colorado Spring resident who is running for Colorado House District 16. Vigil has had personal experiences dealing with issues such as poverty, and child abuse and disability, which served as a catalyst for her to run for office.
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Stephanie Vigil is a Colorado Spring resident who is running for Colorado House District 16. Vigil has had personal experiences dealing with issues such as poverty, and child abuse and disability, which served as a catalyst for her to run for office. Therefore, Vigil has prioritized climate and energy, education, and housing as some of her key issues. Advocating for a “Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction” road map, getting Colorado teachers fair wages and resources, and forwarding legislation that will level the power between renters and landlords. Vigil would help in addressing some of the key issues identified by many progressive voters.
Republican Dave Donelson, an Army veteran, is the opposing candidate to Vigil. Donelson has positioned himself as tough on crime and focusing on “fundamentals” in our schools. His idea of “fundamentals” is ridding Colorado children of "Critical Race Theory" (which is not taught in Colorado public schools) and "Diversity Equity and Inclusion." Donelson believes these are dangerous ideas and should not play a role in children’s education. To prepare children for the future, we need to teach them both the good and the bad of our history so that they better understand the lives, cultures and experiences of different people.
It is clear that Stephanie Vigil is the correct candidate to keep District 16 on the path to progress.
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Regina English is an Organizational Leadership PhD candidate who is running for Colorado State House District 17. English has an extensive amount of experience dealing with advocation for education, specifically providing students with adequate resources and support. She is also committed to growing the availability of affordable housing, acknowledging that no person should have to choose between basic necessities. Regina English is the kind of official that progressive voters need not only in District 17, but across all of Colorado.
Opposing her is Republican Rachel Inez Stovall, a previous radio station host. Stovall states to be done with “feel good” legislation that has impeded law enforcement from doing their jobs. She believes that further funding the police department will help solve crime issues.
We suggest going with Regina English who has the experience, proper plans, and drive to make progress in District 17.Regina English
Regina English is an Organizational Leadership PhD candidate who is running for Colorado State House District 17. English has an extensive amount of experience dealing with advocation for education, specifically providing students with adequate resources and support.Regina English is an Organizational Leadership PhD candidate who is running for Colorado State House District 17. English has an extensive amount of experience dealing with advocation for education, specifically providing students with adequate resources and support. She is also committed to growing the availability of affordable housing, acknowledging that no person should have to choose between basic necessities. Regina English is the kind of official that progressive voters need not only in District 17, but across all of Colorado.
Opposing her is Republican Rachel Inez Stovall, a previous radio station host. Stovall states to be done with “feel good” legislation that has impeded law enforcement from doing their jobs. She believes that further funding the police department will help solve crime issues.
We suggest going with Regina English who has the experience, proper plans, and drive to make progress in District 17.Regina English
Regina English is an Organizational Leadership PhD candidate who is running for Colorado State House District 17. English has an extensive amount of experience dealing with advocation for education, specifically providing students with adequate resources and support.
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Regina English is an Organizational Leadership PhD candidate who is running for Colorado State House District 17. English has an extensive amount of experience dealing with advocation for education, specifically providing students with adequate resources and support. She is also committed to growing the availability of affordable housing, acknowledging that no person should have to choose between basic necessities. Regina English is the kind of official that progressive voters need not only in District 17, but across all of Colorado.
Opposing her is Republican Rachel Inez Stovall, a previous radio station host. Stovall states to be done with “feel good” legislation that has impeded law enforcement from doing their jobs. She believes that further funding the police department will help solve crime issues.
We suggest going with Regina English who has the experience, proper plans, and drive to make progress in District 17.
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State Representative Marc Snyder is running for re-election to Colorado House District 18. Snyder is an attorney and the former Mayor of Manitou Springs. He has spent the past 20 years serving as a community leader focused on improving local transportation, health, economic development, sustainability, restorative justice, and military care. During his tenure in the State House, Snyder has been a champion for working families through championing access to affordable housing, the creation of a small business recovery loan program, and air quality legislation. Snyder has been, and will continue to be, an effective leader in the Colorado State House to make Colorado more affordable, environmentally friendly, and safe.
Marc Snyder is the progressive choice for House District 18.Marc Snyder
State Representative Marc Snyder is running for re-election to Colorado House District 18. Snyder is an attorney and the former Mayor of Manitou Springs.State Representative Marc Snyder is running for re-election to Colorado House District 18. Snyder is an attorney and the former Mayor of Manitou Springs. He has spent the past 20 years serving as a community leader focused on improving local transportation, health, economic development, sustainability, restorative justice, and military care. During his tenure in the State House, Snyder has been a champion for working families through championing access to affordable housing, the creation of a small business recovery loan program, and air quality legislation. Snyder has been, and will continue to be, an effective leader in the Colorado State House to make Colorado more affordable, environmentally friendly, and safe.
Marc Snyder is the progressive choice for House District 18.Marc Snyder
State Representative Marc Snyder is running for re-election to Colorado House District 18. Snyder is an attorney and the former Mayor of Manitou Springs.
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State Representative Marc Snyder is running for re-election to Colorado House District 18. Snyder is an attorney and the former Mayor of Manitou Springs. He has spent the past 20 years serving as a community leader focused on improving local transportation, health, economic development, sustainability, restorative justice, and military care. During his tenure in the State House, Snyder has been a champion for working families through championing access to affordable housing, the creation of a small business recovery loan program, and air quality legislation. Snyder has been, and will continue to be, an effective leader in the Colorado State House to make Colorado more affordable, environmentally friendly, and safe.
Marc Snyder is the progressive choice for House District 18.
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Jennifer Lea Parenti is a retired Air Force Officer who is running for Colorado State House District 19. Parenti has expressed that she has always needed to serve her country, even as a small child. She has done this not only by serving as an officer in the Air Force, but by being a community advocate and backing a wide range of issues – from affordable housing, to the environment, and women’s reproductive rights. Parenti promises to also fight for veteran issues and education.
Battling her for the office is incumbent Republican Rep. Dan Woog. Woog says that he believes in “energy options” for Colorado residents, but focuses on supporting oil and gas. He also believes that legislation has failed law enforcement and promises to support bills that will give more power to law enforcement.
Jennifer Lea Parenti took an oath to protect this county and its democracy, that is why she is the right choice for House District 19.Jennifer Lea Parenti
Jennifer Lea Parenti is a retired Air Force Officer who is running for Colorado State House District 19. Parenti has expressed that she has always needed to serve her country, even as a small child.Jennifer Lea Parenti is a retired Air Force Officer who is running for Colorado State House District 19. Parenti has expressed that she has always needed to serve her country, even as a small child. She has done this not only by serving as an officer in the Air Force, but by being a community advocate and backing a wide range of issues – from affordable housing, to the environment, and women’s reproductive rights. Parenti promises to also fight for veteran issues and education.
Battling her for the office is incumbent Republican Rep. Dan Woog. Woog says that he believes in “energy options” for Colorado residents, but focuses on supporting oil and gas. He also believes that legislation has failed law enforcement and promises to support bills that will give more power to law enforcement.
Jennifer Lea Parenti took an oath to protect this county and its democracy, that is why she is the right choice for House District 19.Jennifer Lea Parenti
Jennifer Lea Parenti is a retired Air Force Officer who is running for Colorado State House District 19. Parenti has expressed that she has always needed to serve her country, even as a small child.
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Jennifer Lea Parenti is a retired Air Force Officer who is running for Colorado State House District 19. Parenti has expressed that she has always needed to serve her country, even as a small child. She has done this not only by serving as an officer in the Air Force, but by being a community advocate and backing a wide range of issues – from affordable housing, to the environment, and women’s reproductive rights. Parenti promises to also fight for veteran issues and education.
Battling her for the office is incumbent Republican Rep. Dan Woog. Woog says that he believes in “energy options” for Colorado residents, but focuses on supporting oil and gas. He also believes that legislation has failed law enforcement and promises to support bills that will give more power to law enforcement.
Jennifer Lea Parenti took an oath to protect this county and its democracy, that is why she is the right choice for House District 19.
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Incumbent Rep. Monica Duran currently represents House District 24, but is running for reeelection in House District 23 following Colorado's redistricting. As a House Representative, Duran has worked to support domestic violence survivors and working families. She has also advocated for and helped pass legislation for safer gun laws in Colorado. Duran believes in helping teachers and students to access the adequate resources and support needed. She also believes in expanding access to health care and protecting women’s rights.
Duran is opposed by Republican Fred Clifford, a community college educator. Clifford believes that government should not limit our rights to defend ourselves. He also believes that we should limit the growth of government.
Monica Duran has proved through experience that she is the right candidate for House District 23.Monica Duran
Incumbent Rep. Monica Duran currently represents House District 24, but is running for reeelection in House District 23 following Colorado's redistricting. As a House Representative, Duran has worked to support domestic violence survivors and working families.Incumbent Rep. Monica Duran currently represents House District 24, but is running for reeelection in House District 23 following Colorado's redistricting. As a House Representative, Duran has worked to support domestic violence survivors and working families. She has also advocated for and helped pass legislation for safer gun laws in Colorado. Duran believes in helping teachers and students to access the adequate resources and support needed. She also believes in expanding access to health care and protecting women’s rights.
Duran is opposed by Republican Fred Clifford, a community college educator. Clifford believes that government should not limit our rights to defend ourselves. He also believes that we should limit the growth of government.
Monica Duran has proved through experience that she is the right candidate for House District 23.Monica Duran
Incumbent Rep. Monica Duran currently represents House District 24, but is running for reeelection in House District 23 following Colorado's redistricting. As a House Representative, Duran has worked to support domestic violence survivors and working families.
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Incumbent Rep. Monica Duran currently represents House District 24, but is running for reeelection in House District 23 following Colorado's redistricting. As a House Representative, Duran has worked to support domestic violence survivors and working families. She has also advocated for and helped pass legislation for safer gun laws in Colorado. Duran believes in helping teachers and students to access the adequate resources and support needed. She also believes in expanding access to health care and protecting women’s rights.
Duran is opposed by Republican Fred Clifford, a community college educator. Clifford believes that government should not limit our rights to defend ourselves. He also believes that we should limit the growth of government.
Monica Duran has proved through experience that she is the right candidate for House District 23.
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Rep. Lindsey Daugherty is the current House District 29 Representative running in House District 24 following Colorado's redistricting process. Daugherty supports issues such as education, housing, and health care. She has helped pass legislation that would support suicide prevention, as well as legislation to help law enforcement prevent human trafficking. Daugherty also believes in strengthening the job force and has introduced legislations to help workers compensation and small businesses struggling during the pandemic.
Opposing her is Republican Bill Patterson, a small business professional. Patterson seeks to fund law enforcement and support stricter sentencing of criminals. He is also a proud supporter of TABOR will work to protect it.
Through her experience, Lindsey Daugherty has proven to be the right choice for House District 24. She deserves your vote.Lindsey Daugherty
Rep. Lindsey Daugherty is the current House District 29 Representative running in House District 24 following Colorado's redistricting process. Daugherty supports issues such as education, housing, and health care.Rep. Lindsey Daugherty is the current House District 29 Representative running in House District 24 following Colorado's redistricting process. Daugherty supports issues such as education, housing, and health care. She has helped pass legislation that would support suicide prevention, as well as legislation to help law enforcement prevent human trafficking. Daugherty also believes in strengthening the job force and has introduced legislations to help workers compensation and small businesses struggling during the pandemic.
Opposing her is Republican Bill Patterson, a small business professional. Patterson seeks to fund law enforcement and support stricter sentencing of criminals. He is also a proud supporter of TABOR will work to protect it.
Through her experience, Lindsey Daugherty has proven to be the right choice for House District 24. She deserves your vote.Lindsey Daugherty
Rep. Lindsey Daugherty is the current House District 29 Representative running in House District 24 following Colorado's redistricting process. Daugherty supports issues such as education, housing, and health care.
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Rep. Lindsey Daugherty is the current House District 29 Representative running in House District 24 following Colorado's redistricting process. Daugherty supports issues such as education, housing, and health care. She has helped pass legislation that would support suicide prevention, as well as legislation to help law enforcement prevent human trafficking. Daugherty also believes in strengthening the job force and has introduced legislations to help workers compensation and small businesses struggling during the pandemic.
Opposing her is Republican Bill Patterson, a small business professional. Patterson seeks to fund law enforcement and support stricter sentencing of criminals. He is also a proud supporter of TABOR will work to protect it.
Through her experience, Lindsey Daugherty has proven to be the right choice for House District 24. She deserves your vote.
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Sen. Tammy Story is the current Senator in Senate District 16 and is running to continue her legislative work in House District 25. Story has acquired extensive experience in legislation over her four years as a senator and will continue to support her community. She has shown real interest in public education, environmental responsibility, and health care. Story has passed legislation to make higher education more accessible by fortifying the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship initiative, and even supported a bill that served as an intersection between education and environment, which aimed to train a workforce for the energy sector.
Tammy Story has the track record to help Colorado make progress, therefore she is the right choice for House District 25.Tammy Story
Sen. Tammy Story is the current Senator in Senate District 16 and is running to continue her legislative work in House District 25. Story has acquired extensive experience in legislation over her four years as a senator and will continue to support her community.Sen. Tammy Story is the current Senator in Senate District 16 and is running to continue her legislative work in House District 25. Story has acquired extensive experience in legislation over her four years as a senator and will continue to support her community. She has shown real interest in public education, environmental responsibility, and health care. Story has passed legislation to make higher education more accessible by fortifying the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship initiative, and even supported a bill that served as an intersection between education and environment, which aimed to train a workforce for the energy sector.
Tammy Story has the track record to help Colorado make progress, therefore she is the right choice for House District 25.Tammy Story
Sen. Tammy Story is the current Senator in Senate District 16 and is running to continue her legislative work in House District 25. Story has acquired extensive experience in legislation over her four years as a senator and will continue to support her community.
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Sen. Tammy Story is the current Senator in Senate District 16 and is running to continue her legislative work in House District 25. Story has acquired extensive experience in legislation over her four years as a senator and will continue to support her community. She has shown real interest in public education, environmental responsibility, and health care. Story has passed legislation to make higher education more accessible by fortifying the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship initiative, and even supported a bill that served as an intersection between education and environment, which aimed to train a workforce for the energy sector.
Tammy Story has the track record to help Colorado make progress, therefore she is the right choice for House District 25.
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Meghan Lukens is running to represent Colorado House District 26. Lukens grew up in Routt County and is a high school social studies teacher at Steamboat High School. She is also the former captain of the CU Boulder Women’s Ice Hockey team. Lukens is running to represent Colorado working families by promoting access to affordable housing, strengthening our education system, and defending Colorado’s economy and way of life. Lukens understands the need to protect public lands and the environment, stand up for reproductive freedom, and work to strengthen Colorado’s economy.
Lukens is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 26.Meghan Lukens
Meghan Lukens is running to represent Colorado House District 26. Lukens grew up in Routt County and is a high school social studies teacher at Steamboat High School. She is also the former captain of the CU Boulder Women’s Ice Hockey team.Meghan Lukens is running to represent Colorado House District 26. Lukens grew up in Routt County and is a high school social studies teacher at Steamboat High School. She is also the former captain of the CU Boulder Women’s Ice Hockey team. Lukens is running to represent Colorado working families by promoting access to affordable housing, strengthening our education system, and defending Colorado’s economy and way of life. Lukens understands the need to protect public lands and the environment, stand up for reproductive freedom, and work to strengthen Colorado’s economy.
Lukens is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 26.Meghan Lukens
Meghan Lukens is running to represent Colorado House District 26. Lukens grew up in Routt County and is a high school social studies teacher at Steamboat High School. She is also the former captain of the CU Boulder Women’s Ice Hockey team.
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Meghan Lukens is running to represent Colorado House District 26. Lukens grew up in Routt County and is a high school social studies teacher at Steamboat High School. She is also the former captain of the CU Boulder Women’s Ice Hockey team. Lukens is running to represent Colorado working families by promoting access to affordable housing, strengthening our education system, and defending Colorado’s economy and way of life. Lukens understands the need to protect public lands and the environment, stand up for reproductive freedom, and work to strengthen Colorado’s economy.
Lukens is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 26.
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Incumbent State Rep. Brianna Titone took office in 2019 and has brought her scientific background in technology and geology to public policy. As the first openly transgender woman to be elected to office in the state, she has fought tirelessly against anti-LGBTQ bills, and ending discriminatory, draconian policies against marginalized groups. She’s notable for equity concerns on things like improved transportation infrastructure and access, equity in per-pupil public school funding, and advancing technology access for all with increased broadband. And with her background in the sciences, it’s no surprise she’s sponsored climate action bills to reduce pollution, to protect water quality, and to boost energy efficiency.
Titone’s policies and record combined make her an unequivocal progressive choice.Brianna Titone
Incumbent State Rep. Brianna Titone took office in 2019 and has brought her scientific background in technology and geology to public policy.Incumbent State Rep. Brianna Titone took office in 2019 and has brought her scientific background in technology and geology to public policy. As the first openly transgender woman to be elected to office in the state, she has fought tirelessly against anti-LGBTQ bills, and ending discriminatory, draconian policies against marginalized groups. She’s notable for equity concerns on things like improved transportation infrastructure and access, equity in per-pupil public school funding, and advancing technology access for all with increased broadband. And with her background in the sciences, it’s no surprise she’s sponsored climate action bills to reduce pollution, to protect water quality, and to boost energy efficiency.
Titone’s policies and record combined make her an unequivocal progressive choice.Brianna Titone
Incumbent State Rep. Brianna Titone took office in 2019 and has brought her scientific background in technology and geology to public policy.
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Incumbent State Rep. Brianna Titone took office in 2019 and has brought her scientific background in technology and geology to public policy. As the first openly transgender woman to be elected to office in the state, she has fought tirelessly against anti-LGBTQ bills, and ending discriminatory, draconian policies against marginalized groups. She’s notable for equity concerns on things like improved transportation infrastructure and access, equity in per-pupil public school funding, and advancing technology access for all with increased broadband. And with her background in the sciences, it’s no surprise she’s sponsored climate action bills to reduce pollution, to protect water quality, and to boost energy efficiency.
Titone’s policies and record combined make her an unequivocal progressive choice.
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Long-time labor leader Sheila Lieder is running to represent Colorado House District 28. Lieder is running to champion working Jefferson County families. The mother of an Eagle Scout, Lieder has been a fixture in her community and the labor movement for years, including as a longtime volunteer for the Colorado Alliance of Retirees. Lieder is running to make Colorado more affordable for working families, protect public education, save Coloradans money on health care, protect abortion and reproductive rights, and make Jefferson County safer. Lieder has a proven track record of standing up for Colorado working families.
Lieder is the progressive choice for House District 28.Sheila Lieder
Long-time labor leader Sheila Lieder is running to represent Colorado House District 28. Lieder is running to champion working Jefferson County families.Long-time labor leader Sheila Lieder is running to represent Colorado House District 28. Lieder is running to champion working Jefferson County families. The mother of an Eagle Scout, Lieder has been a fixture in her community and the labor movement for years, including as a longtime volunteer for the Colorado Alliance of Retirees. Lieder is running to make Colorado more affordable for working families, protect public education, save Coloradans money on health care, protect abortion and reproductive rights, and make Jefferson County safer. Lieder has a proven track record of standing up for Colorado working families.
Lieder is the progressive choice for House District 28.Sheila Lieder
Long-time labor leader Sheila Lieder is running to represent Colorado House District 28. Lieder is running to champion working Jefferson County families.
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Long-time labor leader Sheila Lieder is running to represent Colorado House District 28. Lieder is running to champion working Jefferson County families. The mother of an Eagle Scout, Lieder has been a fixture in her community and the labor movement for years, including as a longtime volunteer for the Colorado Alliance of Retirees. Lieder is running to make Colorado more affordable for working families, protect public education, save Coloradans money on health care, protect abortion and reproductive rights, and make Jefferson County safer. Lieder has a proven track record of standing up for Colorado working families.
Lieder is the progressive choice for House District 28.
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Representative Shannon Bird is seeking re-election for a third term in the Colorado State House District 29. Bird was first elected to the State House in 2018 after serving on the Westminster City Council. Bird served in 2021-2022 as the Chair of the House Finance Committee and on the Business Affairs and Labor Committee. Bird lives in Westminster with her family. She has led the way in supporting small businesses through her Small Business Recovery Loan Program; cosponsored the $5.3 billion transportation package; fought for all day kindergarten and preschool; and signed on as a co-sponsor for the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Bird will continue to represent working families and small businesses and to protect freedoms in the Colorado legislature.
Bird is the progressive choice to continue leading House District 29.Shannon Bird
Representative Shannon Bird is seeking re-election for a third term in the Colorado State House District 29. Bird was first elected to the State House in 2018 after serving on the Westminster City Council.Representative Shannon Bird is seeking re-election for a third term in the Colorado State House District 29. Bird was first elected to the State House in 2018 after serving on the Westminster City Council. Bird served in 2021-2022 as the Chair of the House Finance Committee and on the Business Affairs and Labor Committee. Bird lives in Westminster with her family. She has led the way in supporting small businesses through her Small Business Recovery Loan Program; cosponsored the $5.3 billion transportation package; fought for all day kindergarten and preschool; and signed on as a co-sponsor for the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Bird will continue to represent working families and small businesses and to protect freedoms in the Colorado legislature.
Bird is the progressive choice to continue leading House District 29.Shannon Bird
Representative Shannon Bird is seeking re-election for a third term in the Colorado State House District 29. Bird was first elected to the State House in 2018 after serving on the Westminster City Council.
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Representative Shannon Bird is seeking re-election for a third term in the Colorado State House District 29. Bird was first elected to the State House in 2018 after serving on the Westminster City Council. Bird served in 2021-2022 as the Chair of the House Finance Committee and on the Business Affairs and Labor Committee. Bird lives in Westminster with her family. She has led the way in supporting small businesses through her Small Business Recovery Loan Program; cosponsored the $5.3 billion transportation package; fought for all day kindergarten and preschool; and signed on as a co-sponsor for the Reproductive Health Equity Act. Bird will continue to represent working families and small businesses and to protect freedoms in the Colorado legislature.
Bird is the progressive choice to continue leading House District 29.
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Representative Chris Kennedy is a progressive candidate seeking his fourth term to represent Colorado House District 30. Kennedy grew up in Colorado Springs and graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder. He has dedicated his time in the Colorado State House to protecting the environment and fighting climate change, but he has also worked to change our tax policies, protect and advance our election systems, and reform our health care system. This includes work to increase cost transparency for hospitals, a prescription drug affordability board, stronger consumer protections at free-standing emergency departments, protections and supports for Colorado renters, and initiatives to combat climate change, regulation of toxic air contaminants, and democracy protections.
Kennedy is the progressive choice for House District 30.Chris Kennedy
Representative Chris Kennedy is a progressive candidate seeking his fourth term to represent Colorado House District 30. Kennedy grew up in Colorado Springs and graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder.Representative Chris Kennedy is a progressive candidate seeking his fourth term to represent Colorado House District 30. Kennedy grew up in Colorado Springs and graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder. He has dedicated his time in the Colorado State House to protecting the environment and fighting climate change, but he has also worked to change our tax policies, protect and advance our election systems, and reform our health care system. This includes work to increase cost transparency for hospitals, a prescription drug affordability board, stronger consumer protections at free-standing emergency departments, protections and supports for Colorado renters, and initiatives to combat climate change, regulation of toxic air contaminants, and democracy protections.
Kennedy is the progressive choice for House District 30.Chris Kennedy
Representative Chris Kennedy is a progressive candidate seeking his fourth term to represent Colorado House District 30. Kennedy grew up in Colorado Springs and graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder.
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Representative Chris Kennedy is a progressive candidate seeking his fourth term to represent Colorado House District 30. Kennedy grew up in Colorado Springs and graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder. He has dedicated his time in the Colorado State House to protecting the environment and fighting climate change, but he has also worked to change our tax policies, protect and advance our election systems, and reform our health care system. This includes work to increase cost transparency for hospitals, a prescription drug affordability board, stronger consumer protections at free-standing emergency departments, protections and supports for Colorado renters, and initiatives to combat climate change, regulation of toxic air contaminants, and democracy protections.
Kennedy is the progressive choice for House District 30.
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Said Sharbini is the progressive candidate running to succeed Rep. Yadira Caraveo in Colorado State House District 31. Sharbini has dedicated his career to helping people in their moment of greatest need as an attorney with the Office of the State Public Defenders.
Sharbini's opponent, Heidi Pitchforth, is a retired school teacher who has spread COVID-19 misinformation via social media and has called for a "recount or revote [of] the entire 2020 presidential election."
Said Sharbini is the only responsible choice for the voters of House District 31.Said Sharbini
Said Sharbini is the progressive candidate running to succeed Rep. Yadira Caraveo in Colorado State House District 31. Sharbini has dedicated his career to helping people in their moment of greatest need as an attorney with the Office of the State Public Defenders.
Said Sharbini is the progressive candidate running to succeed Rep. Yadira Caraveo in Colorado State House District 31. Sharbini has dedicated his career to helping people in their moment of greatest need as an attorney with the Office of the State Public Defenders.
Sharbini's opponent, Heidi Pitchforth, is a retired school teacher who has spread COVID-19 misinformation via social media and has called for a "recount or revote [of] the entire 2020 presidential election."
Said Sharbini is the only responsible choice for the voters of House District 31.Said Sharbini
Said Sharbini is the progressive candidate running to succeed Rep. Yadira Caraveo in Colorado State House District 31. Sharbini has dedicated his career to helping people in their moment of greatest need as an attorney with the Office of the State Public Defenders.
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Said Sharbini is the progressive candidate running to succeed Rep. Yadira Caraveo in Colorado State House District 31. Sharbini has dedicated his career to helping people in their moment of greatest need as an attorney with the Office of the State Public Defenders.
Sharbini's opponent, Heidi Pitchforth, is a retired school teacher who has spread COVID-19 misinformation via social media and has called for a "recount or revote [of] the entire 2020 presidential election."
Said Sharbini is the only responsible choice for the voters of House District 31.
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Incumbent Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has served Colorado House District 32 (known before redistricting in 2021 as House District 30) since winning her seat in 2016, ousting far-right disgraced Rep. JoAnn Windholz. Prior to serving in the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet had a career as an award-winning author.
In the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet has been a leading advocate for behavioral health legislation, school nutrition, and protecting children from discrimination and so-called "conversion therapy." In 2021, Rep. Michaelson Jenet was the prime sponsor of legislation requiring health insurance policies to cover mental health wellness examinations.
Rep. Michaelson Jenet's opponent, Justin Brown, is an oil and gas service company owner with no previous political experience. Brown told the Denver Post his top priority is to "battle against 'woke' education and the teaching of 'nonacademic concepts.'"
Rep. Michaelson Jenet has tirelessly served her constituents with heartfelt empathy and is the easy choice for House District 32.Dafna Michaelson Jenet
Incumbent Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has served Colorado House District 32 (known before redistricting in 2021 as House District 30) since winning her seat in 2016, ousting far-right disgraced Rep. JoAnn Windholz. Prior to serving in the Colorado House, Rep.Incumbent Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has served Colorado House District 32 (known before redistricting in 2021 as House District 30) since winning her seat in 2016, ousting far-right disgraced Rep. JoAnn Windholz. Prior to serving in the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet had a career as an award-winning author.
In the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet has been a leading advocate for behavioral health legislation, school nutrition, and protecting children from discrimination and so-called "conversion therapy." In 2021, Rep. Michaelson Jenet was the prime sponsor of legislation requiring health insurance policies to cover mental health wellness examinations.
Rep. Michaelson Jenet's opponent, Justin Brown, is an oil and gas service company owner with no previous political experience. Brown told the Denver Post his top priority is to "battle against 'woke' education and the teaching of 'nonacademic concepts.'"
Rep. Michaelson Jenet has tirelessly served her constituents with heartfelt empathy and is the easy choice for House District 32.Dafna Michaelson Jenet
Incumbent Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has served Colorado House District 32 (known before redistricting in 2021 as House District 30) since winning her seat in 2016, ousting far-right disgraced Rep. JoAnn Windholz. Prior to serving in the Colorado House, Rep.
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Incumbent Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has served Colorado House District 32 (known before redistricting in 2021 as House District 30) since winning her seat in 2016, ousting far-right disgraced Rep. JoAnn Windholz. Prior to serving in the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet had a career as an award-winning author.
In the Colorado House, Rep. Michaelson Jenet has been a leading advocate for behavioral health legislation, school nutrition, and protecting children from discrimination and so-called "conversion therapy." In 2021, Rep. Michaelson Jenet was the prime sponsor of legislation requiring health insurance policies to cover mental health wellness examinations.
Rep. Michaelson Jenet's opponent, Justin Brown, is an oil and gas service company owner with no previous political experience. Brown told the Denver Post his top priority is to "battle against 'woke' education and the teaching of 'nonacademic concepts.'"
Rep. Michaelson Jenet has tirelessly served her constituents with heartfelt empathy and is the easy choice for House District 32.
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Broomfield City Councilmember William Lindstedt is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 33. On the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt has been on the forefront of crucial growth planning and environmental protection issues. Prior to election to the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt was a senior leader staffer in the Colorado General Assembly.
Lindstedt's opponent, Stacie Dougherty, has no previous political experience, opposes "mask and vaccine mandates," and claims that "natural gas can reduce our emissions."
Councilmember William Lindstedt is the clear choice for House District 33.William Lindstedt
Broomfield City Councilmember William Lindstedt is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 33. On the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt has been on the forefront of crucial growth planning and environmental protection issues.Broomfield City Councilmember William Lindstedt is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 33. On the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt has been on the forefront of crucial growth planning and environmental protection issues. Prior to election to the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt was a senior leader staffer in the Colorado General Assembly.
Lindstedt's opponent, Stacie Dougherty, has no previous political experience, opposes "mask and vaccine mandates," and claims that "natural gas can reduce our emissions."
Councilmember William Lindstedt is the clear choice for House District 33.William Lindstedt
Broomfield City Councilmember William Lindstedt is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 33. On the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt has been on the forefront of crucial growth planning and environmental protection issues.
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Broomfield City Councilmember William Lindstedt is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 33. On the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt has been on the forefront of crucial growth planning and environmental protection issues. Prior to election to the Broomfield City Council, Lindstedt was a senior leader staffer in the Colorado General Assembly.
Lindstedt's opponent, Stacie Dougherty, has no previous political experience, opposes "mask and vaccine mandates," and claims that "natural gas can reduce our emissions."
Councilmember William Lindstedt is the clear choice for House District 33.
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Northglenn Mayor Pro Tem Jenny Willford is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 34 to succeed outgoing Rep. Kyle Mullica. Willford has served on the Northglenn City Council since 2017. Prior to her election, Willford was the Executive Director of Emerge Colorado, an organization dedicated to promoting Democratic women in elected office.
As City Councillor and Mayor Pro Tem, Willford has worked to provide generous family leave benefits to municipal employees while promoting affordable housing and addressing the threat of human-caused climate change. Wilford's opponent Kevin Allen is an engineer with no experience in public office.
Willford is the recommended progressive choice for House District 34.Jenny Willford
Northglenn Mayor Pro Tem Jenny Willford is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 34 to succeed outgoing Rep. Kyle Mullica. Willford has served on the Northglenn City Council since 2017.Northglenn Mayor Pro Tem Jenny Willford is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 34 to succeed outgoing Rep. Kyle Mullica. Willford has served on the Northglenn City Council since 2017. Prior to her election, Willford was the Executive Director of Emerge Colorado, an organization dedicated to promoting Democratic women in elected office.
As City Councillor and Mayor Pro Tem, Willford has worked to provide generous family leave benefits to municipal employees while promoting affordable housing and addressing the threat of human-caused climate change. Wilford's opponent Kevin Allen is an engineer with no experience in public office.
Willford is the recommended progressive choice for House District 34.Jenny Willford
Northglenn Mayor Pro Tem Jenny Willford is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 34 to succeed outgoing Rep. Kyle Mullica. Willford has served on the Northglenn City Council since 2017.
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Northglenn Mayor Pro Tem Jenny Willford is the progressive candidate running in Colorado House District 34 to succeed outgoing Rep. Kyle Mullica. Willford has served on the Northglenn City Council since 2017. Prior to her election, Willford was the Executive Director of Emerge Colorado, an organization dedicated to promoting Democratic women in elected office.
As City Councillor and Mayor Pro Tem, Willford has worked to provide generous family leave benefits to municipal employees while promoting affordable housing and addressing the threat of human-caused climate change. Wilford's opponent Kevin Allen is an engineer with no experience in public office.
Willford is the recommended progressive choice for House District 34.
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Incumbent Rep. Adrienne Benavidez has served in the Colorado General Assembly since winning election in 2016. Benavidez serves as Speaker Pro Tempore of the Colorado House of Representatives, and has played a leading role in healthcare reform, criminal justice reform and safe communities, and environmental justice for communities damaged by industrial pollution.
Little is known about Rep. Benavidez's opponent, Craig Jones, who describes himself as a "charter member" of a so-called "Tea Party" far-right organization.
Rep. Benavidez is the clear choice to represent Colorado House District 35.Adrienne Benavidez
Incumbent Rep. Adrienne Benavidez has served in the Colorado General Assembly since winning election in 2016.Incumbent Rep. Adrienne Benavidez has served in the Colorado General Assembly since winning election in 2016. Benavidez serves as Speaker Pro Tempore of the Colorado House of Representatives, and has played a leading role in healthcare reform, criminal justice reform and safe communities, and environmental justice for communities damaged by industrial pollution.
Little is known about Rep. Benavidez's opponent, Craig Jones, who describes himself as a "charter member" of a so-called "Tea Party" far-right organization.
Rep. Benavidez is the clear choice to represent Colorado House District 35.Adrienne Benavidez
Incumbent Rep. Adrienne Benavidez has served in the Colorado General Assembly since winning election in 2016.
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Incumbent Rep. Adrienne Benavidez has served in the Colorado General Assembly since winning election in 2016. Benavidez serves as Speaker Pro Tempore of the Colorado House of Representatives, and has played a leading role in healthcare reform, criminal justice reform and safe communities, and environmental justice for communities damaged by industrial pollution.
Little is known about Rep. Benavidez's opponent, Craig Jones, who describes himself as a "charter member" of a so-called "Tea Party" far-right organization.
Rep. Benavidez is the clear choice to represent Colorado House District 35.
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Rep. Mike Weissman has served Colorado House District 36 since winning election in 2016, succeeding outgoing Rep. Su Ryden. Prior to election to the Colorado House, Weissman was a leading strategist in the historic progressive political realignment that took place in Colorado from 2004 to the present day. Weissman serves as chair of the Colorado House Judiciary Committee.
Weissman's relatively unknown opponent, William Walters, is a retired Denver Sheriff who believes schools are being "used [to] indoctrinate children."
Rep. Weismann is the clear progressive choice in House District 36.Mike Weissman
Rep. Mike Weissman has served Colorado House District 36 since winning election in 2016, succeeding outgoing Rep. Su Ryden.Rep. Mike Weissman has served Colorado House District 36 since winning election in 2016, succeeding outgoing Rep. Su Ryden. Prior to election to the Colorado House, Weissman was a leading strategist in the historic progressive political realignment that took place in Colorado from 2004 to the present day. Weissman serves as chair of the Colorado House Judiciary Committee.
Weissman's relatively unknown opponent, William Walters, is a retired Denver Sheriff who believes schools are being "used [to] indoctrinate children."
Rep. Weismann is the clear progressive choice in House District 36.Mike Weissman
Rep. Mike Weissman has served Colorado House District 36 since winning election in 2016, succeeding outgoing Rep. Su Ryden.
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Rep. Mike Weissman has served Colorado House District 36 since winning election in 2016, succeeding outgoing Rep. Su Ryden. Prior to election to the Colorado House, Weissman was a leading strategist in the historic progressive political realignment that took place in Colorado from 2004 to the present day. Weissman serves as chair of the Colorado House Judiciary Committee.
Weissman's relatively unknown opponent, William Walters, is a retired Denver Sheriff who believes schools are being "used [to] indoctrinate children."
Rep. Weismann is the clear progressive choice in House District 36.
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Ruby Dickson is the progressive candidate running for Colorado House District 37 to succeed outgoing Rep. Tom Sullivan. Dickson is a graduate of the University of Oxford in economics, and currently serves as a Research Economist at a nonprofit focused on reducing global poverty.
Paul Archer is a businessman with no previous political experience. Archer told the Denver Post his top priority is to repeal criminal justice reforms passed by the Colorado General Assembly in recent years.
Dickson is the clear progressive choice to represent House District 37.Ruby Dickson
Ruby Dickson is the progressive candidate running for Colorado House District 37 to succeed outgoing Rep. Tom Sullivan. Dickson is a graduate of the University of Oxford in economics, and currently serves as a Research Economist at a nonprofit focused on reducing global poverty.
Ruby Dickson is the progressive candidate running for Colorado House District 37 to succeed outgoing Rep. Tom Sullivan. Dickson is a graduate of the University of Oxford in economics, and currently serves as a Research Economist at a nonprofit focused on reducing global poverty.
Paul Archer is a businessman with no previous political experience. Archer told the Denver Post his top priority is to repeal criminal justice reforms passed by the Colorado General Assembly in recent years.
Dickson is the clear progressive choice to represent House District 37.Ruby Dickson
Ruby Dickson is the progressive candidate running for Colorado House District 37 to succeed outgoing Rep. Tom Sullivan. Dickson is a graduate of the University of Oxford in economics, and currently serves as a Research Economist at a nonprofit focused on reducing global poverty.
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Ruby Dickson is the progressive candidate running for Colorado House District 37 to succeed outgoing Rep. Tom Sullivan. Dickson is a graduate of the University of Oxford in economics, and currently serves as a Research Economist at a nonprofit focused on reducing global poverty.
Paul Archer is a businessman with no previous political experience. Archer told the Denver Post his top priority is to repeal criminal justice reforms passed by the Colorado General Assembly in recent years.
Dickson is the clear progressive choice to represent House District 37.
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Incumbent Rep. David Ortiz has served Colorado House District 38 since 2020. Ortiz is a retired United States Army veteran helicopter pilot who was injured in Afghanistan. Ortiz underwent recovery and rehabilitation at Colorado's Craig Hospital, which led to Ortiz's work with that organization and eventually the United Veterans Committee of Colorado. Serving on the Colorado House Health and Insurance Committee, Rep. Ortiz helped pass major achievements in healthcare reform including the Colorado Option to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%.
Ortiz's opponent, Jaylen Mosqueira, was a legislative aide for several conservative members of the Colorado House.
Rep. Ortiz is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 38.David Ortiz
Incumbent Rep. David Ortiz has served Colorado House District 38 since 2020. Ortiz is a retired United States Army veteran helicopter pilot who was injured in Afghanistan.Incumbent Rep. David Ortiz has served Colorado House District 38 since 2020. Ortiz is a retired United States Army veteran helicopter pilot who was injured in Afghanistan. Ortiz underwent recovery and rehabilitation at Colorado's Craig Hospital, which led to Ortiz's work with that organization and eventually the United Veterans Committee of Colorado. Serving on the Colorado House Health and Insurance Committee, Rep. Ortiz helped pass major achievements in healthcare reform including the Colorado Option to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%.
Ortiz's opponent, Jaylen Mosqueira, was a legislative aide for several conservative members of the Colorado House.
Rep. Ortiz is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 38.David Ortiz
Incumbent Rep. David Ortiz has served Colorado House District 38 since 2020. Ortiz is a retired United States Army veteran helicopter pilot who was injured in Afghanistan.
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Incumbent Rep. David Ortiz has served Colorado House District 38 since 2020. Ortiz is a retired United States Army veteran helicopter pilot who was injured in Afghanistan. Ortiz underwent recovery and rehabilitation at Colorado's Craig Hospital, which led to Ortiz's work with that organization and eventually the United Veterans Committee of Colorado. Serving on the Colorado House Health and Insurance Committee, Rep. Ortiz helped pass major achievements in healthcare reform including the Colorado Option to reduce premiums on the individual market by up to 20%.
Ortiz's opponent, Jaylen Mosqueira, was a legislative aide for several conservative members of the Colorado House.
Rep. Ortiz is the progressive choice for Colorado House District 38.
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Incumbent Rep. Naquetta Ricks has served Colorado House District 40 since winning election in 2020. Rep. Ricks resettled in Aurora, Colorado after fleeing the ongoing civil war in her native Liberia, and graduated from the University of Colorado with an MBA. Ricks serves on the House Business and Public Health Committees. Ricks was the prime sponsor of legislation to reform the practices of predatory towing companies.
Ricks' opponent, Le Sellers, is a retired Army officer. On Sellers' Facebook page, he rails against "LGBTQ+ indoctrination in the government-run, tax-funded, welfare schools" and asked who speaks for "the 98% of children who are not so afflicted."
Naquetta Ricks is the easy choice for progressives in Colorado House District 40.Naquetta Ricks
Incumbent Rep. Naquetta Ricks has served Colorado House District 40 since winning election in 2020. Rep. Ricks resettled in Aurora, Colorado after fleeing the ongoing civil war in her native Liberia, and graduated from the University of Colorado with an MBA.Incumbent Rep. Naquetta Ricks has served Colorado House District 40 since winning election in 2020. Rep. Ricks resettled in Aurora, Colorado after fleeing the ongoing civil war in her native Liberia, and graduated from the University of Colorado with an MBA. Ricks serves on the House Business and Public Health Committees. Ricks was the prime sponsor of legislation to reform the practices of predatory towing companies.
Ricks' opponent, Le Sellers, is a retired Army officer. On Sellers' Facebook page, he rails against "LGBTQ+ indoctrination in the government-run, tax-funded, welfare schools" and asked who speaks for "the 98% of children who are not so afflicted."
Naquetta Ricks is the easy choice for progressives in Colorado House District 40.Naquetta Ricks
Incumbent Rep. Naquetta Ricks has served Colorado House District 40 since winning election in 2020. Rep. Ricks resettled in Aurora, Colorado after fleeing the ongoing civil war in her native Liberia, and graduated from the University of Colorado with an MBA.
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Incumbent Rep. Naquetta Ricks has served Colorado House District 40 since winning election in 2020. Rep. Ricks resettled in Aurora, Colorado after fleeing the ongoing civil war in her native Liberia, and graduated from the University of Colorado with an MBA. Ricks serves on the House Business and Public Health Committees. Ricks was the prime sponsor of legislation to reform the practices of predatory towing companies.
Ricks' opponent, Le Sellers, is a retired Army officer. On Sellers' Facebook page, he rails against "LGBTQ+ indoctrination in the government-run, tax-funded, welfare schools" and asked who speaks for "the 98% of children who are not so afflicted."
Naquetta Ricks is the easy choice for progressives in Colorado House District 40.
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Incumbent Rep. Iman Jodeh has represented Colorado House District 41 since 2020. Jodeh is the first Muslim ever elected to the Colorado General Assembly. Prior to winning election in 2020, Jodeh served as community liaison for the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado. Jodeh serves on the House Appropriations and Public & Behavioral Health Committees. The Council of State Governments chose Jodeh as one of the “20 Under 40” elected officials whose careers in public service show promise.
Jodeh's opponent, Stephanie Hancock, is an artist and President of the Aurora Cultural Arts District. Hancock's social media profiles including controversial posts on a range of issues from disparaging transgender children to opposition to abortion rights.
Rep. Jodeh is the progressive choice to represent Colorado House District 41.Iman M. Jodeh
Incumbent Rep. Iman Jodeh has represented Colorado House District 41 since 2020. Jodeh is the first Muslim ever elected to the Colorado General Assembly. Prior to winning election in 2020, Jodeh served as community liaison for the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado.Incumbent Rep. Iman Jodeh has represented Colorado House District 41 since 2020. Jodeh is the first Muslim ever elected to the Colorado General Assembly. Prior to winning election in 2020, Jodeh served as community liaison for the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado. Jodeh serves on the House Appropriations and Public & Behavioral Health Committees. The Council of State Governments chose Jodeh as one of the “20 Under 40” elected officials whose careers in public service show promise.
Jodeh's opponent, Stephanie Hancock, is an artist and President of the Aurora Cultural Arts District. Hancock's social media profiles including controversial posts on a range of issues from disparaging transgender children to opposition to abortion rights.
Rep. Jodeh is the progressive choice to represent Colorado House District 41.Iman M. Jodeh
Incumbent Rep. Iman Jodeh has represented Colorado House District 41 since 2020. Jodeh is the first Muslim ever elected to the Colorado General Assembly. Prior to winning election in 2020, Jodeh served as community liaison for the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado.
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Incumbent Rep. Iman Jodeh has represented Colorado House District 41 since 2020. Jodeh is the first Muslim ever elected to the Colorado General Assembly. Prior to winning election in 2020, Jodeh served as community liaison for the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado. Jodeh serves on the House Appropriations and Public & Behavioral Health Committees. The Council of State Governments chose Jodeh as one of the “20 Under 40” elected officials whose careers in public service show promise.
Jodeh's opponent, Stephanie Hancock, is an artist and President of the Aurora Cultural Arts District. Hancock's social media profiles including controversial posts on a range of issues from disparaging transgender children to opposition to abortion rights.
Rep. Jodeh is the progressive choice to represent Colorado House District 41.
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Incumbent Rep. Mandy Lindsay has represented Colorado House District 42 since January of 2022, appointed to replace outgoing Rep. Dominique Jackson. Lindsay was Rep. Jackson's legislative aide prior to her appointment. Lindsay serves on the House Transportation and Acriculture Committees.
Rep. Lindsay's right-wing opponent, Cory Parella, is running on a bizarre promise to "make abortion obsolete" through the development of an "artificial uterus." Parella supported the repeal of Roe v. Wade, and has promised if elected to repeal police accountability legislation passed in Colorado two years ago.
Rep. Lindsay is the clear progressive choice for House District 42.Mandy Lindsay
Incumbent Rep. Mandy Lindsay has represented Colorado House District 42 since January of 2022, appointed to replace outgoing Rep. Dominique Jackson. Lindsay was Rep. Jackson's legislative aide prior to her appointment. Lindsay serves on the House Transportation and Acriculture Committees.Incumbent Rep. Mandy Lindsay has represented Colorado House District 42 since January of 2022, appointed to replace outgoing Rep. Dominique Jackson. Lindsay was Rep. Jackson's legislative aide prior to her appointment. Lindsay serves on the House Transportation and Acriculture Committees.
Rep. Lindsay's right-wing opponent, Cory Parella, is running on a bizarre promise to "make abortion obsolete" through the development of an "artificial uterus." Parella supported the repeal of Roe v. Wade, and has promised if elected to repeal police accountability legislation passed in Colorado two years ago.
Rep. Lindsay is the clear progressive choice for House District 42.Mandy Lindsay
Incumbent Rep. Mandy Lindsay has represented Colorado House District 42 since January of 2022, appointed to replace outgoing Rep. Dominique Jackson. Lindsay was Rep. Jackson's legislative aide prior to her appointment. Lindsay serves on the House Transportation and Acriculture Committees.
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Incumbent Rep. Mandy Lindsay has represented Colorado House District 42 since January of 2022, appointed to replace outgoing Rep. Dominique Jackson. Lindsay was Rep. Jackson's legislative aide prior to her appointment. Lindsay serves on the House Transportation and Acriculture Committees.
Rep. Lindsay's right-wing opponent, Cory Parella, is running on a bizarre promise to "make abortion obsolete" through the development of an "artificial uterus." Parella supported the repeal of Roe v. Wade, and has promised if elected to repeal police accountability legislation passed in Colorado two years ago.
Rep. Lindsay is the clear progressive choice for House District 42.
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Tisha Mauro, a Pueblo native, is running to represent Colorado House District 46. A finance and sales manager in the auto industry, Mauro was raised on a farm near Boone and graduated from Pueblo County High School and from Colorado State University-Pueblo. Mauro seeks to fight for working families by creating better jobs, addressing public safety and lowering crime, protecting Colorado water, and investing in Colorado highways and roads. In addition to her platform, Mauro will continue her advocacy for reproductive freedom and for labor.
Tisha Mauro is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 46.Tisha Lyn Mauro
Tisha Mauro, a Pueblo native, is running to represent Colorado House District 46. A finance and sales manager in the auto industry, Mauro was raised on a farm near Boone and graduated from Pueblo County High School and from Colorado State University-Pueblo.Tisha Mauro, a Pueblo native, is running to represent Colorado House District 46. A finance and sales manager in the auto industry, Mauro was raised on a farm near Boone and graduated from Pueblo County High School and from Colorado State University-Pueblo. Mauro seeks to fight for working families by creating better jobs, addressing public safety and lowering crime, protecting Colorado water, and investing in Colorado highways and roads. In addition to her platform, Mauro will continue her advocacy for reproductive freedom and for labor.
Tisha Mauro is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 46.Tisha Lyn Mauro
Tisha Mauro, a Pueblo native, is running to represent Colorado House District 46. A finance and sales manager in the auto industry, Mauro was raised on a farm near Boone and graduated from Pueblo County High School and from Colorado State University-Pueblo.
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Tisha Mauro, a Pueblo native, is running to represent Colorado House District 46. A finance and sales manager in the auto industry, Mauro was raised on a farm near Boone and graduated from Pueblo County High School and from Colorado State University-Pueblo. Mauro seeks to fight for working families by creating better jobs, addressing public safety and lowering crime, protecting Colorado water, and investing in Colorado highways and roads. In addition to her platform, Mauro will continue her advocacy for reproductive freedom and for labor.
Tisha Mauro is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 46.
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Spring Erickson is a Colorado native running to represent Colorado House District 48. Erickson is a Methodist minister, artist and substitute teacher running to strengthen access to health care and mental health care and to support Colorado families.
Erickson is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 48.Spring Erickson
Spring Erickson is a Colorado native running to represent Colorado House District 48. Erickson is a Methodist minister, artist and substitute teacher running to strengthen access to health care and mental health care and to support Colorado families.
Spring Erickson is a Colorado native running to represent Colorado House District 48. Erickson is a Methodist minister, artist and substitute teacher running to strengthen access to health care and mental health care and to support Colorado families.
Erickson is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 48.Spring Erickson
Spring Erickson is a Colorado native running to represent Colorado House District 48. Erickson is a Methodist minister, artist and substitute teacher running to strengthen access to health care and mental health care and to support Colorado families.
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AFSCME Council 18
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Spring Erickson is a Colorado native running to represent Colorado House District 48. Erickson is a Methodist minister, artist and substitute teacher running to strengthen access to health care and mental health care and to support Colorado families.
Erickson is the progressive choice in Colorado House District 48.
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AFSCME Council 18
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Rep. Judy Amabile is seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives to serve District 49, representing Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Larimer Counties. Amabile is a longtime activist and progressive business owner. A 50-year Colorado resident, Amabile has worked in the State House to ensure livable wages for working families, access to mental health resources, and action on climate change. She has ambitious policy ideas like putting a price on carbon emissions to incentivize businesses to cut them, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, transitioning to a single-payer health care system, equalizing internet access, fairness in banking, instituting balanced executive pay, and more.
Amabile is the progressive choice for House District 49.Judy Amabile
Rep. Judy Amabile is seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives to serve District 49, representing Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Larimer Counties. Amabile is a longtime activist and progressive business owner.Rep. Judy Amabile is seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives to serve District 49, representing Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Larimer Counties. Amabile is a longtime activist and progressive business owner. A 50-year Colorado resident, Amabile has worked in the State House to ensure livable wages for working families, access to mental health resources, and action on climate change. She has ambitious policy ideas like putting a price on carbon emissions to incentivize businesses to cut them, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, transitioning to a single-payer health care system, equalizing internet access, fairness in banking, instituting balanced executive pay, and more.
Amabile is the progressive choice for House District 49.Judy Amabile
Rep. Judy Amabile is seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives to serve District 49, representing Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Larimer Counties. Amabile is a longtime activist and progressive business owner.
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Rep. Judy Amabile is seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives to serve District 49, representing Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Larimer Counties. Amabile is a longtime activist and progressive business owner. A 50-year Colorado resident, Amabile has worked in the State House to ensure livable wages for working families, access to mental health resources, and action on climate change. She has ambitious policy ideas like putting a price on carbon emissions to incentivize businesses to cut them, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, transitioning to a single-payer health care system, equalizing internet access, fairness in banking, instituting balanced executive pay, and more.
Amabile is the progressive choice for House District 49.
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Incumbent Rep. Mary Young is seeking re-election to the Colorado State House to represent District 50 (Greeley, Evans ad Garden City). Young was first elected in 2019 and has championed legislation that addresses the needs of working families and small businesses. Young currently serves as the Vice Chair to the House Education Committee and is a member of the Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services Committee. Prior to joining the State House, Young spent her career serving as a school psychologist at schools around Greeley. Young has spent her term as a State Representative working to reform education funding while addressing the mental health of students. Young has also worked as part of the solution in providing COVID recovery assistance and support for working families.
Young is the progressive choice for House District 50.Mary Young
Incumbent Rep. Mary Young is seeking re-election to the Colorado State House to represent District 50 (Greeley, Evans ad Garden City). Young was first elected in 2019 and has championed legislation that addresses the needs of working families and small businesses.Incumbent Rep. Mary Young is seeking re-election to the Colorado State House to represent District 50 (Greeley, Evans ad Garden City). Young was first elected in 2019 and has championed legislation that addresses the needs of working families and small businesses. Young currently serves as the Vice Chair to the House Education Committee and is a member of the Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services Committee. Prior to joining the State House, Young spent her career serving as a school psychologist at schools around Greeley. Young has spent her term as a State Representative working to reform education funding while addressing the mental health of students. Young has also worked as part of the solution in providing COVID recovery assistance and support for working families.
Young is the progressive choice for House District 50.Mary Young
Incumbent Rep. Mary Young is seeking re-election to the Colorado State House to represent District 50 (Greeley, Evans ad Garden City). Young was first elected in 2019 and has championed legislation that addresses the needs of working families and small businesses.
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Incumbent Rep. Mary Young is seeking re-election to the Colorado State House to represent District 50 (Greeley, Evans ad Garden City). Young was first elected in 2019 and has championed legislation that addresses the needs of working families and small businesses. Young currently serves as the Vice Chair to the House Education Committee and is a member of the Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services Committee. Prior to joining the State House, Young spent her career serving as a school psychologist at schools around Greeley. Young has spent her term as a State Representative working to reform education funding while addressing the mental health of students. Young has also worked as part of the solution in providing COVID recovery assistance and support for working families.
Young is the progressive choice for House District 50.
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Representative Cathy Kipp is running for re-election to represent Colorado House District 52. Kipp has served in the Colorado State House since January 2019, and currently serves on the House Education, Finance and Appropriations Committees. Prior to her tenure in the State House, Kipp served on the Poudre School District School Board from 2011 to 2019. During her time in the legislature, Representative Kipp has focused on supporting our education system while working to prepare Colorado students for success. Kipp has also worked to address affordable housing and homelessness, while taking action to better protect communities from wildfire. Kipp is running to continue her track record of working for all Coloradans by addressing climate change, continuing to prioritize education, and fighting for working families.
Representative Kipp is the progressive choice for House District 52.Cathy Kipp
Representative Cathy Kipp is running for re-election to represent Colorado House District 52. Kipp has served in the Colorado State House since January 2019, and currently serves on the House Education, Finance and Appropriations Committees.Representative Cathy Kipp is running for re-election to represent Colorado House District 52. Kipp has served in the Colorado State House since January 2019, and currently serves on the House Education, Finance and Appropriations Committees. Prior to her tenure in the State House, Kipp served on the Poudre School District School Board from 2011 to 2019. During her time in the legislature, Representative Kipp has focused on supporting our education system while working to prepare Colorado students for success. Kipp has also worked to address affordable housing and homelessness, while taking action to better protect communities from wildfire. Kipp is running to continue her track record of working for all Coloradans by addressing climate change, continuing to prioritize education, and fighting for working families.
Representative Kipp is the progressive choice for House District 52.Cathy Kipp
Representative Cathy Kipp is running for re-election to represent Colorado House District 52. Kipp has served in the Colorado State House since January 2019, and currently serves on the House Education, Finance and Appropriations Committees.
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Representative Cathy Kipp is running for re-election to represent Colorado House District 52. Kipp has served in the Colorado State House since January 2019, and currently serves on the House Education, Finance and Appropriations Committees. Prior to her tenure in the State House, Kipp served on the Poudre School District School Board from 2011 to 2019. During her time in the legislature, Representative Kipp has focused on supporting our education system while working to prepare Colorado students for success. Kipp has also worked to address affordable housing and homelessness, while taking action to better protect communities from wildfire. Kipp is running to continue her track record of working for all Coloradans by addressing climate change, continuing to prioritize education, and fighting for working families.
Representative Kipp is the progressive choice for House District 52.
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Representative Andrew Boesnecker is running for re-election to the Colorado State House to represent House District 53. A former teacher and an ordained ELCA minister, Boesnecker has worked tirelessly for nearly over a decade to bring his Ft. Collins and Larimer County community together. Representative Boesnecker has spent his tenure supporting environmental legislation such as SB181, championing public education and comprehensive health care, and recovery from COVID-19. In 2022, Boesnecker sponsored legislation requiring oil and gas reporting, protections for mobile home park residents, and culturally relevant training for health professionals. Boesnecker represents Larimer County.
Representative Boesnecker is the progressive choice for House District 53.Andrew Boesenecker
Representative Andrew Boesnecker is running for re-election to the Colorado State House to represent House District 53. A former teacher and an ordained ELCA minister, Boesnecker has worked tirelessly for nearly over a decade to bring his Ft. Collins and Larimer County community together.Representative Andrew Boesnecker is running for re-election to the Colorado State House to represent House District 53. A former teacher and an ordained ELCA minister, Boesnecker has worked tirelessly for nearly over a decade to bring his Ft. Collins and Larimer County community together. Representative Boesnecker has spent his tenure supporting environmental legislation such as SB181, championing public education and comprehensive health care, and recovery from COVID-19. In 2022, Boesnecker sponsored legislation requiring oil and gas reporting, protections for mobile home park residents, and culturally relevant training for health professionals. Boesnecker represents Larimer County.
Representative Boesnecker is the progressive choice for House District 53.Andrew Boesenecker
Representative Andrew Boesnecker is running for re-election to the Colorado State House to represent House District 53. A former teacher and an ordained ELCA minister, Boesnecker has worked tirelessly for nearly over a decade to bring his Ft. Collins and Larimer County community together.
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Representative Andrew Boesnecker is running for re-election to the Colorado State House to represent House District 53. A former teacher and an ordained ELCA minister, Boesnecker has worked tirelessly for nearly over a decade to bring his Ft. Collins and Larimer County community together. Representative Boesnecker has spent his tenure supporting environmental legislation such as SB181, championing public education and comprehensive health care, and recovery from COVID-19. In 2022, Boesnecker sponsored legislation requiring oil and gas reporting, protections for mobile home park residents, and culturally relevant training for health professionals. Boesnecker represents Larimer County.
Representative Boesnecker is the progressive choice for House District 53.
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Damon Davis is running to represent Colorado House District 55. Davis grew up in Mesa County, and after graduating from CU Law, he moved back to Grand Junction to begin his legal career. Davis is running to represent working people: police officers, construction workers, and rough necks – as he has throughout his legal career. Davis is running to conserve our environment and natural resources, find solutions for affordable housing and to support Colorado workers.
Damon is the progressive choice for House District 55.Damon Davis
Damon Davis is running to represent Colorado House District 55. Davis grew up in Mesa County, and after graduating from CU Law, he moved back to Grand Junction to begin his legal career.Damon Davis is running to represent Colorado House District 55. Davis grew up in Mesa County, and after graduating from CU Law, he moved back to Grand Junction to begin his legal career. Davis is running to represent working people: police officers, construction workers, and rough necks – as he has throughout his legal career. Davis is running to conserve our environment and natural resources, find solutions for affordable housing and to support Colorado workers.
Damon is the progressive choice for House District 55.Damon Davis
Damon Davis is running to represent Colorado House District 55. Davis grew up in Mesa County, and after graduating from CU Law, he moved back to Grand Junction to begin his legal career.
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AFSCME Council 18
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Damon Davis is running to represent Colorado House District 55. Davis grew up in Mesa County, and after graduating from CU Law, he moved back to Grand Junction to begin his legal career. Davis is running to represent working people: police officers, construction workers, and rough necks – as he has throughout his legal career. Davis is running to conserve our environment and natural resources, find solutions for affordable housing and to support Colorado workers.
Damon is the progressive choice for House District 55.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Elizabeth Velasco is running to represent Colorado House District 57 in Garfield and Eagle Counties. A small business owner and the daughter of immigrants, Velasco has lived in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties for over 20 years. An experienced community leader and advocate, Velasco serves as a Public Information Officer for wildland fire. She has worked in the service, healthcare, nonprofit and local government industries. Velasco is running to represent rural Coloradans at the State Capitol, and she will champion solutions to climate change, lowering costs for working families, rural Colorado, access to health care, immigrants and small businesses.
Velasco is the progressive choice for House District 57.Elizabeth Velasco
Elizabeth Velasco is running to represent Colorado House District 57 in Garfield and Eagle Counties. A small business owner and the daughter of immigrants, Velasco has lived in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties for over 20 years.Elizabeth Velasco is running to represent Colorado House District 57 in Garfield and Eagle Counties. A small business owner and the daughter of immigrants, Velasco has lived in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties for over 20 years. An experienced community leader and advocate, Velasco serves as a Public Information Officer for wildland fire. She has worked in the service, healthcare, nonprofit and local government industries. Velasco is running to represent rural Coloradans at the State Capitol, and she will champion solutions to climate change, lowering costs for working families, rural Colorado, access to health care, immigrants and small businesses.
Velasco is the progressive choice for House District 57.Elizabeth Velasco
Elizabeth Velasco is running to represent Colorado House District 57 in Garfield and Eagle Counties. A small business owner and the daughter of immigrants, Velasco has lived in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties for over 20 years.
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Elizabeth Velasco is running to represent Colorado House District 57 in Garfield and Eagle Counties. A small business owner and the daughter of immigrants, Velasco has lived in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties for over 20 years. An experienced community leader and advocate, Velasco serves as a Public Information Officer for wildland fire. She has worked in the service, healthcare, nonprofit and local government industries. Velasco is running to represent rural Coloradans at the State Capitol, and she will champion solutions to climate change, lowering costs for working families, rural Colorado, access to health care, immigrants and small businesses.
Velasco is the progressive choice for House District 57.
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Kevin Kuns is running to represent Colorado House District 58. Kuns spent decades in the restaurant industry and later started an executive management placement firm. Kuns is running to bring people together and address climate change and water, ensure access to mental health services, bring about more affordable housing, and to protect foundational freedoms such as reproductive and LGBTQIA rights for all Coloradan. Kuns lives in Montrose with his wife and dogs and serves on the board of Western Colorado Alliance and chairs the Montrose Democratic Party.
Kuns is the progressive choice for House District 58.Kevin Kuns
Kevin Kuns is running to represent Colorado House District 58. Kuns spent decades in the restaurant industry and later started an executive management placement firm.Kevin Kuns is running to represent Colorado House District 58. Kuns spent decades in the restaurant industry and later started an executive management placement firm. Kuns is running to bring people together and address climate change and water, ensure access to mental health services, bring about more affordable housing, and to protect foundational freedoms such as reproductive and LGBTQIA rights for all Coloradan. Kuns lives in Montrose with his wife and dogs and serves on the board of Western Colorado Alliance and chairs the Montrose Democratic Party.
Kuns is the progressive choice for House District 58.Kevin Kuns
Kevin Kuns is running to represent Colorado House District 58. Kuns spent decades in the restaurant industry and later started an executive management placement firm.
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Cobalt, AFSCME Council 18
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Kevin Kuns is running to represent Colorado House District 58. Kuns spent decades in the restaurant industry and later started an executive management placement firm. Kuns is running to bring people together and address climate change and water, ensure access to mental health services, bring about more affordable housing, and to protect foundational freedoms such as reproductive and LGBTQIA rights for all Coloradan. Kuns lives in Montrose with his wife and dogs and serves on the board of Western Colorado Alliance and chairs the Montrose Democratic Party.
Kuns is the progressive choice for House District 58.
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Cobalt, AFSCME Council 18
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Incumbent Representative Barbara McLachlan is a fourth-generation Coloradans seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives for House District 59. McLachlan graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in journalism. After working for the Durango Herald, McLachlan continued her education at Ft. Lewis, where she earned a degree in English and a teaching certificate. McLachlan taught English and journalism at Durango High School for 20 years. As a State Representative, McLachlan has worked to find common ground and advocate for her district. McLachlan has used her experience as a teacher at the State House to advocate for children and their families, working to secure funding for education. McLachlan has also worked to promote water security, wild fire preparedness, and public lands. Sending Representative McLachlan back to the Colorado State House will mean that she can continue her work providing economic relief to families hit hard by the pandemic and access to affordable health care.
Representative McLachlan is the progressive choice for House District 59.Barbara McLachlan
Incumbent Representative Barbara McLachlan is a fourth-generation Coloradans seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives for House District 59. McLachlan graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in journalism.Incumbent Representative Barbara McLachlan is a fourth-generation Coloradans seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives for House District 59. McLachlan graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in journalism. After working for the Durango Herald, McLachlan continued her education at Ft. Lewis, where she earned a degree in English and a teaching certificate. McLachlan taught English and journalism at Durango High School for 20 years. As a State Representative, McLachlan has worked to find common ground and advocate for her district. McLachlan has used her experience as a teacher at the State House to advocate for children and their families, working to secure funding for education. McLachlan has also worked to promote water security, wild fire preparedness, and public lands. Sending Representative McLachlan back to the Colorado State House will mean that she can continue her work providing economic relief to families hit hard by the pandemic and access to affordable health care.
Representative McLachlan is the progressive choice for House District 59.Barbara McLachlan
Incumbent Representative Barbara McLachlan is a fourth-generation Coloradans seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives for House District 59. McLachlan graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in journalism.
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Incumbent Representative Barbara McLachlan is a fourth-generation Coloradans seeking re-election to the Colorado House of Representatives for House District 59. McLachlan graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in journalism. After working for the Durango Herald, McLachlan continued her education at Ft. Lewis, where she earned a degree in English and a teaching certificate. McLachlan taught English and journalism at Durango High School for 20 years. As a State Representative, McLachlan has worked to find common ground and advocate for her district. McLachlan has used her experience as a teacher at the State House to advocate for children and their families, working to secure funding for education. McLachlan has also worked to promote water security, wild fire preparedness, and public lands. Sending Representative McLachlan back to the Colorado State House will mean that she can continue her work providing economic relief to families hit hard by the pandemic and access to affordable health care.
Representative McLachlan is the progressive choice for House District 59.
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Eliza Hamrick is running to represent Colorado House District 61. Hamrick is running to improve education funding, bring about common sense gun safety legislation, and to lower the cost of living for working families – from health care to housing. The wife of an Air Force veteran, a mother, and grandmother, Hamrick has been a high school history and government teacher in Cherry Creek Schools for over 30 years. She understands how to build bridges and bring solutions to problems.
Hamrick is the Progressive Choice for House District 61.Eliza Hamrick
Eliza Hamrick is running to represent Colorado House District 61. Hamrick is running to improve education funding, bring about common sense gun safety legislation, and to lower the cost of living for working families – from health care to housing.Eliza Hamrick is running to represent Colorado House District 61. Hamrick is running to improve education funding, bring about common sense gun safety legislation, and to lower the cost of living for working families – from health care to housing. The wife of an Air Force veteran, a mother, and grandmother, Hamrick has been a high school history and government teacher in Cherry Creek Schools for over 30 years. She understands how to build bridges and bring solutions to problems.
Hamrick is the Progressive Choice for House District 61.Eliza Hamrick
Eliza Hamrick is running to represent Colorado House District 61. Hamrick is running to improve education funding, bring about common sense gun safety legislation, and to lower the cost of living for working families – from health care to housing.
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Eliza Hamrick is running to represent Colorado House District 61. Hamrick is running to improve education funding, bring about common sense gun safety legislation, and to lower the cost of living for working families – from health care to housing. The wife of an Air Force veteran, a mother, and grandmother, Hamrick has been a high school history and government teacher in Cherry Creek Schools for over 30 years. She understands how to build bridges and bring solutions to problems.
Hamrick is the Progressive Choice for House District 61.
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Matthew Martinez is a 7th-generation Coloradan, veteran, and former Monte Vista City Councilor running to represent Southern Colorado in House District 62. Martinez's commitment to his community is evident from his experience as a Monte Vista City Counselor, his current job as the head of the Prison College Program at Adams State University, and his service on the boards of numerous community organizations.
As a representative, Martinez hopes to protect water in southern Colorado, improve access to health care (especially for Veterans), and promote rural economic development. He wants to make sure that rural and Southern Coloradans have a strong voice at the legislature up in Denver. Martinez is the clear recommended candidate in this race.
Challenging Martinez is Republican Carol Riggenbach. She is a corporate administrator for a nursing home and assisting living facility. On education, Riggenbach repeats the discriminatory falsehood that transgender students using bathrooms consistent with their gender-identity somehow endangers other students, despite overwhelming evidence that no such danger exists. Additionally, Riggenbach's knee-jerk opposition to any common-sense gun safety measures and her social and fiscal conservatism would obstruct progress in Colorado.
Martinez is the clear progressive choice for House District 62.Matthew Martinez
Matthew Martinez is a 7th-generation Coloradan, veteran, and former Monte Vista City Councilor running to represent Southern Colorado in House District 62.Matthew Martinez is a 7th-generation Coloradan, veteran, and former Monte Vista City Councilor running to represent Southern Colorado in House District 62. Martinez's commitment to his community is evident from his experience as a Monte Vista City Counselor, his current job as the head of the Prison College Program at Adams State University, and his service on the boards of numerous community organizations.
As a representative, Martinez hopes to protect water in southern Colorado, improve access to health care (especially for Veterans), and promote rural economic development. He wants to make sure that rural and Southern Coloradans have a strong voice at the legislature up in Denver. Martinez is the clear recommended candidate in this race.
Challenging Martinez is Republican Carol Riggenbach. She is a corporate administrator for a nursing home and assisting living facility. On education, Riggenbach repeats the discriminatory falsehood that transgender students using bathrooms consistent with their gender-identity somehow endangers other students, despite overwhelming evidence that no such danger exists. Additionally, Riggenbach's knee-jerk opposition to any common-sense gun safety measures and her social and fiscal conservatism would obstruct progress in Colorado.
Martinez is the clear progressive choice for House District 62.Matthew Martinez
Matthew Martinez is a 7th-generation Coloradan, veteran, and former Monte Vista City Councilor running to represent Southern Colorado in House District 62.
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Matthew Martinez is a 7th-generation Coloradan, veteran, and former Monte Vista City Councilor running to represent Southern Colorado in House District 62. Martinez's commitment to his community is evident from his experience as a Monte Vista City Counselor, his current job as the head of the Prison College Program at Adams State University, and his service on the boards of numerous community organizations.
As a representative, Martinez hopes to protect water in southern Colorado, improve access to health care (especially for Veterans), and promote rural economic development. He wants to make sure that rural and Southern Coloradans have a strong voice at the legislature up in Denver. Martinez is the clear recommended candidate in this race.
Challenging Martinez is Republican Carol Riggenbach. She is a corporate administrator for a nursing home and assisting living facility. On education, Riggenbach repeats the discriminatory falsehood that transgender students using bathrooms consistent with their gender-identity somehow endangers other students, despite overwhelming evidence that no such danger exists. Additionally, Riggenbach's knee-jerk opposition to any common-sense gun safety measures and her social and fiscal conservatism would obstruct progress in Colorado.
Martinez is the clear progressive choice for House District 62.
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Lisa Chollet is running for Colorado House District 65. She is a Colorado native and lives in Wellington with her family. As a parent, Chollet has been deeply involved with the Poudre Valley School District, serving as an advocate for parents, co-chair of the District Accountability Committee, and eight-year member of the Budget Advisory Committee. Chollet also serves in Wellington on the Safe Routes to School Committee, on the Planning Commission, and on the Water and Sewer Rate Board. Chollet serves as a small business consultant in the construction industry and is pursuing a degree in Architecture and Construction Science. Chollet is running to ensure better funding for education, criminal justice reform, investment in transportation and infrastructure, and access to mental health services for children.
Chollet is the progressive choice to represent House District 65.Lisa Chollet
Lisa Chollet is running for Colorado House District 65. She is a Colorado native and lives in Wellington with her family.Lisa Chollet is running for Colorado House District 65. She is a Colorado native and lives in Wellington with her family. As a parent, Chollet has been deeply involved with the Poudre Valley School District, serving as an advocate for parents, co-chair of the District Accountability Committee, and eight-year member of the Budget Advisory Committee. Chollet also serves in Wellington on the Safe Routes to School Committee, on the Planning Commission, and on the Water and Sewer Rate Board. Chollet serves as a small business consultant in the construction industry and is pursuing a degree in Architecture and Construction Science. Chollet is running to ensure better funding for education, criminal justice reform, investment in transportation and infrastructure, and access to mental health services for children.
Chollet is the progressive choice to represent House District 65.Lisa Chollet
Lisa Chollet is running for Colorado House District 65. She is a Colorado native and lives in Wellington with her family.
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Lisa Chollet is running for Colorado House District 65. She is a Colorado native and lives in Wellington with her family. As a parent, Chollet has been deeply involved with the Poudre Valley School District, serving as an advocate for parents, co-chair of the District Accountability Committee, and eight-year member of the Budget Advisory Committee. Chollet also serves in Wellington on the Safe Routes to School Committee, on the Planning Commission, and on the Water and Sewer Rate Board. Chollet serves as a small business consultant in the construction industry and is pursuing a degree in Architecture and Construction Science. Chollet is running to ensure better funding for education, criminal justice reform, investment in transportation and infrastructure, and access to mental health services for children.
Chollet is the progressive choice to represent House District 65.
County Commission
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below county district races on your ballot.
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Adams County Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio is seeking his third term for the Adams County Commission. Prior to his election in 2014, O’Dorisio served as a Deputy District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District. O’Dorisio has deep family roots in Adams County and a commitment to serving working families. As a Commissioner, O’Dorisio has advocated to keep the cost of living affordable, support small businesses, and promoting public safety. O’Dorisio’s leadership has been noted across Adams County, including the 2021 Aurora Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year and the “Real Heroes” award from Vets Helping Vets. O’Dorisio will continue to work toward clean air and water in Adams County while fighting for working families, public safety, and small businesses in Adams County.
O'Dorisio is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 4.Steve O'Dorisio
Adams County Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio is seeking his third term for the Adams County Commission. Prior to his election in 2014, O’Dorisio served as a Deputy District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District.Adams County Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio is seeking his third term for the Adams County Commission. Prior to his election in 2014, O’Dorisio served as a Deputy District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District. O’Dorisio has deep family roots in Adams County and a commitment to serving working families. As a Commissioner, O’Dorisio has advocated to keep the cost of living affordable, support small businesses, and promoting public safety. O’Dorisio’s leadership has been noted across Adams County, including the 2021 Aurora Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year and the “Real Heroes” award from Vets Helping Vets. O’Dorisio will continue to work toward clean air and water in Adams County while fighting for working families, public safety, and small businesses in Adams County.
O'Dorisio is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 4.Steve O'Dorisio
Adams County Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio is seeking his third term for the Adams County Commission. Prior to his election in 2014, O’Dorisio served as a Deputy District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District.
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Adams County Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio is seeking his third term for the Adams County Commission. Prior to his election in 2014, O’Dorisio served as a Deputy District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District. O’Dorisio has deep family roots in Adams County and a commitment to serving working families. As a Commissioner, O’Dorisio has advocated to keep the cost of living affordable, support small businesses, and promoting public safety. O’Dorisio’s leadership has been noted across Adams County, including the 2021 Aurora Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year and the “Real Heroes” award from Vets Helping Vets. O’Dorisio will continue to work toward clean air and water in Adams County while fighting for working families, public safety, and small businesses in Adams County.
O'Dorisio is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 4.
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Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter is running for her second term in the Adams County Commission. Pinter is a dedicated public servant committed to lifting up her community as she has done since she was first elected to the Westminster City Council in 2013. Earlier this year she was recognized as the ‘Innovations’ Elected Official award by InvestHER. Raised by a single mother and with family roots in labor, Pinter has spent her tenure as an Adams County Commissioner fighting for working families by ensuring creation of job training, business development, and affordable housing programs. She will continue to bring about affordable housing and champion workers in Adams County.
Pinter is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 3.Emma Pinter
Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter is running for her second term in the Adams County Commission. Pinter is a dedicated public servant committed to lifting up her community as she has done since she was first elected to the Westminster City Council in 2013.Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter is running for her second term in the Adams County Commission. Pinter is a dedicated public servant committed to lifting up her community as she has done since she was first elected to the Westminster City Council in 2013. Earlier this year she was recognized as the ‘Innovations’ Elected Official award by InvestHER. Raised by a single mother and with family roots in labor, Pinter has spent her tenure as an Adams County Commissioner fighting for working families by ensuring creation of job training, business development, and affordable housing programs. She will continue to bring about affordable housing and champion workers in Adams County.
Pinter is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 3.Emma Pinter
Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter is running for her second term in the Adams County Commission. Pinter is a dedicated public servant committed to lifting up her community as she has done since she was first elected to the Westminster City Council in 2013.
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Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter is running for her second term in the Adams County Commission. Pinter is a dedicated public servant committed to lifting up her community as she has done since she was first elected to the Westminster City Council in 2013. Earlier this year she was recognized as the ‘Innovations’ Elected Official award by InvestHER. Raised by a single mother and with family roots in labor, Pinter has spent her tenure as an Adams County Commissioner fighting for working families by ensuring creation of job training, business development, and affordable housing programs. She will continue to bring about affordable housing and champion workers in Adams County.
Pinter is the progressive choice for Adams County Commissioner, District 3.
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Leslie Summey is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4. Summey is a proud veteran, mother, small business owner, and union member. She is running to make sure that the community has a voice and stands for veterans, working families, women, and small business owners. With a long family history of public service, Summey is running to ensure equity in access to veterans’ health care, women’s reproductive rights, and mental health care, while addressing homelessness by pushing for more attainable housing and social services. Summey is working to bring about inclusivity and equity all Arapahoe County residents.
Leslie Summey is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4.Leslie Summey
Leslie Summey is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4. Summey is a proud veteran, mother, small business owner, and union member. She is running to make sure that the community has a voice and stands for veterans, working families, women, and small business owners.Leslie Summey is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4. Summey is a proud veteran, mother, small business owner, and union member. She is running to make sure that the community has a voice and stands for veterans, working families, women, and small business owners. With a long family history of public service, Summey is running to ensure equity in access to veterans’ health care, women’s reproductive rights, and mental health care, while addressing homelessness by pushing for more attainable housing and social services. Summey is working to bring about inclusivity and equity all Arapahoe County residents.
Leslie Summey is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4.Leslie Summey
Leslie Summey is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4. Summey is a proud veteran, mother, small business owner, and union member. She is running to make sure that the community has a voice and stands for veterans, working families, women, and small business owners.
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Leslie Summey is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4. Summey is a proud veteran, mother, small business owner, and union member. She is running to make sure that the community has a voice and stands for veterans, working families, women, and small business owners. With a long family history of public service, Summey is running to ensure equity in access to veterans’ health care, women’s reproductive rights, and mental health care, while addressing homelessness by pushing for more attainable housing and social services. Summey is working to bring about inclusivity and equity all Arapahoe County residents.
Leslie Summey is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 4.
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Jessica Campbell-Swanson is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2 to bring about a healthy, thriving and sustainable Arapahoe County. Campbell-Swanson is a mother, teacher, attorney and community advocate. She has worked in the community and as an aide at the State House to protect elections and the environment, reform health care and housing, and increase equity. She will work for working families and to increase access to mental health; lower the cost of living through affordable housing and support for local businesses; and promote environmental justice and sustainability as Arapahoe County grows.
Jessica Campbell-Swanson is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2.Jessica Campbell-Swanson
Jessica Campbell-Swanson is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2 to bring about a healthy, thriving and sustainable Arapahoe County. Campbell-Swanson is a mother, teacher, attorney and community advocate.Jessica Campbell-Swanson is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2 to bring about a healthy, thriving and sustainable Arapahoe County. Campbell-Swanson is a mother, teacher, attorney and community advocate. She has worked in the community and as an aide at the State House to protect elections and the environment, reform health care and housing, and increase equity. She will work for working families and to increase access to mental health; lower the cost of living through affordable housing and support for local businesses; and promote environmental justice and sustainability as Arapahoe County grows.
Jessica Campbell-Swanson is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2.Jessica Campbell-Swanson
Jessica Campbell-Swanson is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2 to bring about a healthy, thriving and sustainable Arapahoe County. Campbell-Swanson is a mother, teacher, attorney and community advocate.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
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Jessica Campbell-Swanson is running for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2 to bring about a healthy, thriving and sustainable Arapahoe County. Campbell-Swanson is a mother, teacher, attorney and community advocate. She has worked in the community and as an aide at the State House to protect elections and the environment, reform health care and housing, and increase equity. She will work for working families and to increase access to mental health; lower the cost of living through affordable housing and support for local businesses; and promote environmental justice and sustainability as Arapahoe County grows.
Jessica Campbell-Swanson is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Commissioner, District 2.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
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Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is running for the Boulder County Commission for District 3, and currently serves as the Mayor of Louisville. Stolzmann has dedicated the last decade to public service in her community. An engineer by trade, Stolzmann will serve Boulder County with an eye toward sustainability and a thriving Boulder County. Stolzmann has spent the last ten months leading her community beyond the Marshall Fire tragedy, just ten months ago. Stolzmann will lead Boulder County by prioritizing emergency preparedness; tackling transportation; advancing affordable housing and homelessness protection and support; and continuing Boulder County’s tradition of bold action on climate change and the environment.
Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Commissioner, District 3.Ashley Stolzmann
Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is running for the Boulder County Commission for District 3, and currently serves as the Mayor of Louisville. Stolzmann has dedicated the last decade to public service in her community.Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is running for the Boulder County Commission for District 3, and currently serves as the Mayor of Louisville. Stolzmann has dedicated the last decade to public service in her community. An engineer by trade, Stolzmann will serve Boulder County with an eye toward sustainability and a thriving Boulder County. Stolzmann has spent the last ten months leading her community beyond the Marshall Fire tragedy, just ten months ago. Stolzmann will lead Boulder County by prioritizing emergency preparedness; tackling transportation; advancing affordable housing and homelessness protection and support; and continuing Boulder County’s tradition of bold action on climate change and the environment.
Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Commissioner, District 3.Ashley Stolzmann
Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is running for the Boulder County Commission for District 3, and currently serves as the Mayor of Louisville. Stolzmann has dedicated the last decade to public service in her community.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is running for the Boulder County Commission for District 3, and currently serves as the Mayor of Louisville. Stolzmann has dedicated the last decade to public service in her community. An engineer by trade, Stolzmann will serve Boulder County with an eye toward sustainability and a thriving Boulder County. Stolzmann has spent the last ten months leading her community beyond the Marshall Fire tragedy, just ten months ago. Stolzmann will lead Boulder County by prioritizing emergency preparedness; tackling transportation; advancing affordable housing and homelessness protection and support; and continuing Boulder County’s tradition of bold action on climate change and the environment.
Mayor Ashley Stolzmann is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Commissioner, District 3.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is seeking re-election to the Jefferson County Commission. Dahlkemper is a former JeffCo school board president who has called Jefferson County home for the last 27 years. Dahlkemper is a former business owner, nonprofit leader and journalist, who has worked to improve outcomes in the community and across Colorado. During her tenure as a Jefferson County Commissioner, Dahlkemper has worked to advance public safety through chairing the Wildfire Reduction Task Force, to protecting public funding for law enforcement, to working statewide on the opioid epidemic. She has championed working families and veterans by advancing affordable housing and ensuring COVID rescue dollars were spent ensuring food and housing security and supporting businesses, first responders, and health care workers. Dahlkemper will continue to lead on public safety, bolster working families and local businesses, and lead Jefferson County in protecting open space and fighting climate change.
Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3.Lesley Dahlkemper
Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is seeking re-election to the Jefferson County Commission. Dahlkemper is a former JeffCo school board president who has called Jefferson County home for the last 27 years.Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is seeking re-election to the Jefferson County Commission. Dahlkemper is a former JeffCo school board president who has called Jefferson County home for the last 27 years. Dahlkemper is a former business owner, nonprofit leader and journalist, who has worked to improve outcomes in the community and across Colorado. During her tenure as a Jefferson County Commissioner, Dahlkemper has worked to advance public safety through chairing the Wildfire Reduction Task Force, to protecting public funding for law enforcement, to working statewide on the opioid epidemic. She has championed working families and veterans by advancing affordable housing and ensuring COVID rescue dollars were spent ensuring food and housing security and supporting businesses, first responders, and health care workers. Dahlkemper will continue to lead on public safety, bolster working families and local businesses, and lead Jefferson County in protecting open space and fighting climate change.
Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3.Lesley Dahlkemper
Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is seeking re-election to the Jefferson County Commission. Dahlkemper is a former JeffCo school board president who has called Jefferson County home for the last 27 years.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
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Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is seeking re-election to the Jefferson County Commission. Dahlkemper is a former JeffCo school board president who has called Jefferson County home for the last 27 years. Dahlkemper is a former business owner, nonprofit leader and journalist, who has worked to improve outcomes in the community and across Colorado. During her tenure as a Jefferson County Commissioner, Dahlkemper has worked to advance public safety through chairing the Wildfire Reduction Task Force, to protecting public funding for law enforcement, to working statewide on the opioid epidemic. She has championed working families and veterans by advancing affordable housing and ensuring COVID rescue dollars were spent ensuring food and housing security and supporting businesses, first responders, and health care workers. Dahlkemper will continue to lead on public safety, bolster working families and local businesses, and lead Jefferson County in protecting open space and fighting climate change.
Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Commissioner, District 3.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
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Roxanne or “Roxy” Pignanelli is running for the Pueblo County Commission from District 3, to bring the community together to tackle issues and keep Pueblo strong. Pignanelli has been a community leader in Pueblo for over 22 years. She has spent the last over two decades working with unions and local organizations to positively impact her community. Pignanelli is running to ensure public safety and mental health, while supporting working families and small businesses through affordable housing and education programs. She will use her decades of community leadership to bring about a safer, stronger Pueblo.
Roxanne "Roxy" Pignanelli is the clear progressive choice for Pueblo County Commissioner, District 3.Roxanne Pignanelli
Roxanne or “Roxy” Pignanelli is running for the Pueblo County Commission from District 3, to bring the community together to tackle issues and keep Pueblo strong. Pignanelli has been a community leader in Pueblo for over 22 years.Roxanne or “Roxy” Pignanelli is running for the Pueblo County Commission from District 3, to bring the community together to tackle issues and keep Pueblo strong. Pignanelli has been a community leader in Pueblo for over 22 years. She has spent the last over two decades working with unions and local organizations to positively impact her community. Pignanelli is running to ensure public safety and mental health, while supporting working families and small businesses through affordable housing and education programs. She will use her decades of community leadership to bring about a safer, stronger Pueblo.
Roxanne "Roxy" Pignanelli is the clear progressive choice for Pueblo County Commissioner, District 3.Roxanne Pignanelli
Roxanne or “Roxy” Pignanelli is running for the Pueblo County Commission from District 3, to bring the community together to tackle issues and keep Pueblo strong. Pignanelli has been a community leader in Pueblo for over 22 years.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
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Roxanne or “Roxy” Pignanelli is running for the Pueblo County Commission from District 3, to bring the community together to tackle issues and keep Pueblo strong. Pignanelli has been a community leader in Pueblo for over 22 years. She has spent the last over two decades working with unions and local organizations to positively impact her community. Pignanelli is running to ensure public safety and mental health, while supporting working families and small businesses through affordable housing and education programs. She will use her decades of community leadership to bring about a safer, stronger Pueblo.
Roxanne "Roxy" Pignanelli is the clear progressive choice for Pueblo County Commissioner, District 3.
Endorsed By:
Conservation Colorado, AFSCME Council 18
County Races
Depending on where you live, you may have the below county races on your ballot.
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Adams County Clerk and Recorder Josh Zygielbaum is seeking his second term in office. A former Marine, Zygielbaum has worked to modernize the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office to make the office more transparent and accessible by adding further ballot drop boxes and curbside ballot replacement. Zygielbaum has also served on the Thornton City Council, where he fought for working families, affordable housing, public safety, and financial stability. Zygielbaum seeks to continue improving the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office by continuing to develop “friendlier tools and effective staffing” to serve the public.
Josh Zygielbaum is the progressive choice to represent Adams County Clerk and Recorder.Josh Zygielbaum
Adams County Clerk and Recorder Josh Zygielbaum is seeking his second term in office.Adams County Clerk and Recorder Josh Zygielbaum is seeking his second term in office. A former Marine, Zygielbaum has worked to modernize the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office to make the office more transparent and accessible by adding further ballot drop boxes and curbside ballot replacement. Zygielbaum has also served on the Thornton City Council, where he fought for working families, affordable housing, public safety, and financial stability. Zygielbaum seeks to continue improving the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office by continuing to develop “friendlier tools and effective staffing” to serve the public.
Josh Zygielbaum is the progressive choice to represent Adams County Clerk and Recorder.Josh Zygielbaum
Adams County Clerk and Recorder Josh Zygielbaum is seeking his second term in office.
Endorsed By:
Denver Area Labor Federation, AFSCME Council 18
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Adams County Clerk and Recorder Josh Zygielbaum is seeking his second term in office. A former Marine, Zygielbaum has worked to modernize the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office to make the office more transparent and accessible by adding further ballot drop boxes and curbside ballot replacement. Zygielbaum has also served on the Thornton City Council, where he fought for working families, affordable housing, public safety, and financial stability. Zygielbaum seeks to continue improving the Adams County Clerk and Recorder’s office by continuing to develop “friendlier tools and effective staffing” to serve the public.
Josh Zygielbaum is the progressive choice to represent Adams County Clerk and Recorder.
Endorsed By:
Denver Area Labor Federation, AFSCME Council 18
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Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is seeking re-election in her role. With over 21 years experience in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office, Lopez is a Colorado native, 36-year Aurora resident, and strong progressive. Lopez believes in abortion and reproductive rights; equal pay and LGBTQ rights; common sense gun safety laws; and inclusive immigration laws. As the Arapahoe County Clerk, she has fought to protect democracy and the right to vote. In the Clerk’s office, Lopez will continue to serve the public and bring about: efficient customer service, reduced business wait times, fiscal accountability, voter access and education, and a positive work environment.
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder.Joan Lopez
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is seeking re-election in her role. With over 21 years experience in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office, Lopez is a Colorado native, 36-year Aurora resident, and strong progressive.Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is seeking re-election in her role. With over 21 years experience in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office, Lopez is a Colorado native, 36-year Aurora resident, and strong progressive. Lopez believes in abortion and reproductive rights; equal pay and LGBTQ rights; common sense gun safety laws; and inclusive immigration laws. As the Arapahoe County Clerk, she has fought to protect democracy and the right to vote. In the Clerk’s office, Lopez will continue to serve the public and bring about: efficient customer service, reduced business wait times, fiscal accountability, voter access and education, and a positive work environment.
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder.Joan Lopez
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is seeking re-election in her role. With over 21 years experience in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office, Lopez is a Colorado native, 36-year Aurora resident, and strong progressive.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is seeking re-election in her role. With over 21 years experience in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office, Lopez is a Colorado native, 36-year Aurora resident, and strong progressive. Lopez believes in abortion and reproductive rights; equal pay and LGBTQ rights; common sense gun safety laws; and inclusive immigration laws. As the Arapahoe County Clerk, she has fought to protect democracy and the right to vote. In the Clerk’s office, Lopez will continue to serve the public and bring about: efficient customer service, reduced business wait times, fiscal accountability, voter access and education, and a positive work environment.
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Joan Lopez is the clear progressive choice for Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Boulder County Clerk and Recorder, Molly Fitzpatrick, is running for a second term. Molly spent her first term in office taking bold action by implementing a “Public Accountability and Transparency Program,” and “Election Security Report,” and active support for several pieces of legislation to maximize voting access and security. Fitzpatrick is the Vice President of the Colorado County Clerks Association and is working to ensure Boulder County’s representation and influence on local, statewide, and national working groups continues to grow. Fitzpatrick is running to create a more efficient and inclusive Motor Vehicle Office, to modernize statewide Motor Vehicle services, and to continue to protect voting in Boulder County.
Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Clerk and Recorder.Molly Fitzpatrick
Boulder County Clerk and Recorder, Molly Fitzpatrick, is running for a second term.Boulder County Clerk and Recorder, Molly Fitzpatrick, is running for a second term. Molly spent her first term in office taking bold action by implementing a “Public Accountability and Transparency Program,” and “Election Security Report,” and active support for several pieces of legislation to maximize voting access and security. Fitzpatrick is the Vice President of the Colorado County Clerks Association and is working to ensure Boulder County’s representation and influence on local, statewide, and national working groups continues to grow. Fitzpatrick is running to create a more efficient and inclusive Motor Vehicle Office, to modernize statewide Motor Vehicle services, and to continue to protect voting in Boulder County.
Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Clerk and Recorder.Molly Fitzpatrick
Boulder County Clerk and Recorder, Molly Fitzpatrick, is running for a second term.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Boulder County Clerk and Recorder, Molly Fitzpatrick, is running for a second term. Molly spent her first term in office taking bold action by implementing a “Public Accountability and Transparency Program,” and “Election Security Report,” and active support for several pieces of legislation to maximize voting access and security. Fitzpatrick is the Vice President of the Colorado County Clerks Association and is working to ensure Boulder County’s representation and influence on local, statewide, and national working groups continues to grow. Fitzpatrick is running to create a more efficient and inclusive Motor Vehicle Office, to modernize statewide Motor Vehicle services, and to continue to protect voting in Boulder County.
Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick is the clear progressive choice for Boulder County Clerk and Recorder.
Endorsed By:
AFSCME Council 18
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Amanda Gonzales is running for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder. Gonzales is an attorney, former small business CEO, and elections expert. She is running to protect voting rights eligible voter in Jefferson County and to ensure secure elections. Gonzales has called Jefferson County home for the last decade. She has worked as a policy analyst, staff attorney, professor, and nonprofit executive director to create more inclusive environments. She has been recognized as an outstanding young attorney by the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association and was recognized by the Denver Business Journal as a 40 Under 40 honoree. Gonzales will champion transparent, secure, and trustworthy government processes for businesses, motor vehicle owners, voters and residents of Jefferson County.
Amanda Gonzales is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder.Amanda Gonzales
Amanda Gonzales is running for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder. Gonzales is an attorney, former small business CEO, and elections expert. She is running to protect voting rights eligible voter in Jefferson County and to ensure secure elections.Amanda Gonzales is running for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder. Gonzales is an attorney, former small business CEO, and elections expert. She is running to protect voting rights eligible voter in Jefferson County and to ensure secure elections. Gonzales has called Jefferson County home for the last decade. She has worked as a policy analyst, staff attorney, professor, and nonprofit executive director to create more inclusive environments. She has been recognized as an outstanding young attorney by the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association and was recognized by the Denver Business Journal as a 40 Under 40 honoree. Gonzales will champion transparent, secure, and trustworthy government processes for businesses, motor vehicle owners, voters and residents of Jefferson County.
Amanda Gonzales is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder.Amanda Gonzales
Amanda Gonzales is running for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder. Gonzales is an attorney, former small business CEO, and elections expert. She is running to protect voting rights eligible voter in Jefferson County and to ensure secure elections.
Endorsed By:
Colorado Black Women for Political Action, AFSCME Council 18
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Amanda Gonzales is running for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder. Gonzales is an attorney, former small business CEO, and elections expert. She is running to protect voting rights eligible voter in Jefferson County and to ensure secure elections. Gonzales has called Jefferson County home for the last decade. She has worked as a policy analyst, staff attorney, professor, and nonprofit executive director to create more inclusive environments. She has been recognized as an outstanding young attorney by the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association and was recognized by the Denver Business Journal as a 40 Under 40 honoree. Gonzales will champion transparent, secure, and trustworthy government processes for businesses, motor vehicle owners, voters and residents of Jefferson County.
Amanda Gonzales is the clear progressive choice for Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder.
Endorsed By:
Colorado Black Women for Political Action, AFSCME Council 18