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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.
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.