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I’m a Democrat running for Colorado’s House District 32 to protect our environment, economy, and way of life.
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ENDORSEMENTS
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Senator Dominick Moreno
Senate Majority Leader (SD 21)
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Rep Dafna Michaelson Jenet
House District 32 (Incumbent!)
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Attorney General Phil Weiser
Attorney General of Colorado
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Senator James Coleman
Senate President Pro Tem (SD 33)
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Commissioner Eva Henry
Adams County Commissioner
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Rep Monica Duran
House Majority Leader (HD 23)
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Senator Julie Gonzales
Senate District 34
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Rep Mike Weissman
HD 36 Representative
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Rep Lorena Garcia
HD 35 Representative
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Rep Javier Mabrey
House District 1
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Councilmember Debbie Ortega
Denver City Council
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Rep William Lindstedt
HD 33 Representative
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Rep David Ortiz
HD 38 Representative
I’m a first-generation American and the proud son of a single mother who immigrated here with a dream of a better life. Despite America’s promise of opportunity, I grew up breathing my neighborhood’s dirty air, filling out food stamp applications, and working from a young age to help my mom pay the bills. During the Great Recession, we lost our home—something that happened to far too many people that were living paycheck to paycheck.
With hard work, determination, and the love, support, and grace of my family and community, I graduated from Yale Law School despite our economic woes. I made a promise to always fight for those who have been left out, left behind, or left without a voice. A promise to ensure that everyone in America truly has a fair chance at success.
Equal opportunity starts in our community here in Adams County. We must ensure access to a quality education, affordable home, and clean air, land, and water. I’m running to ensure we have a real voice at the Capitol that will work every day to improve the lives of everyday people.
