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Credit Unions Get out the Vote (Cu Gotv) CREDIT UNIONS GET OUT THE VOTE (CU GOTV) CANDIDATE INFO Redistricting Notice: Listed below are candidates in districts throughout the entire state. Due to redistricting, you may be voting for candidates in districts which are new to you. For additional information please visit Find my district Congressional District 1 Diana DeGette (Democrat) PO Box 61337 Denver CO 80206 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 1 http://www.degette.com/ Twitter Richard Murphy (Republican) 20140 E. 40th Ave. Denver CO 80249 Twitter Danny Stroud (Republican) 5650 W. Quincy Avenue, Unit 5 Denver CO 80235 [email protected] http://dannystroudforcongress.com/ Twitter Congressional District 2 Kevin Lundberg (Republican) PO Box 643 Loveland CO 80539 [email protected] http://lundberg2012.com/ Twitter Facebook Jared Polis (Democrat) 2208 Pearl Street Boulder CO 80302 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 2 [email protected] http://www.polisforcongress.com/ Twitter Facebook Eric Weissmann (Democrat) PO Box 18082 Boulder CO 80308 http://ericweissmann.com/ YouTube Twitter Facebook Congressional District 3 Gregory Gilman (Libertarian) 12391 County Road 255 Westcliffe CO 81252 http://www.gilman2010.com/ Facebook Gaylon Kent (Libertarian) 40255 Riverbend Trail Steamboat Springs CO 80487 http://thefreedomtrain.com/ Sal Pace (Democrat) PO Box 1510 Pueblo CO 81002 [email protected] http://www.paceforcolorado.com/ Twitter Facebook Scott Tipton (Republican) P.O. Box 1582 Cortez CO 81321 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 3 [email protected] http://votetipton.com/ Twitter Facebook Congressional District 4 Doug Aden (Constitutional ) 6708 County Road 41 Fort Lupton CO 80621 http://dougaden.com/ Cory Gardner (Republican) P.O. Box 2408 Loveland CO 80539 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 4 http://www.corygardner.com/ Brandon Shaffer (Democrat) P.O. Box 1181 Longmont CO 80502 http://shafferforcolorado.com/ Facebook Congressional District 5 Robert Blaha (Republican) 1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd Suite 110 Colorado Springs CO 80920 http://robertforcongress.com/ YouTube Twitter Facebook Kenneth Harvell (Constitutional ) 3090 Dublin Boulevard Colorado Springs CO 80918 Doug Lamborn (Republican) P.O. Box 64107 Colorado Springs CO 80962 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 5 http://lambornforcongress.org/Home.aspx YouTube Congressional District 6 Mike Coffman (Republican) 9249 South Broadway, #200-501 Highlands Ranch CO 80129 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 6 [email protected] http://coffmanforcongress.com/ Joe Miklosi (Democrat) 10730 East Bethany Drive, Suite 280 Aurora CO 80014 [email protected] http://joemiklosi.com/ Twitter Facebook Congressional District 7 Douglas Campbell (Constitutional ) 7124 Eldridge Court Arvada CO 80004 Joe Coors (Republican) 3015 Youngfield St. Golden CO 80401 http://joecoors.com/ Twitter Facebook Ed Perlmutter (Democrat) 2801 Youngfield St. Suite 151 Golden CO 80401 Currently serves as Representative in Congressional District 7 [email protected] http://www.perlmutterforcolorado.com/ YouTube Twitter Facebook Senate District 4 Holly Gorman (Democrat) 4683 Sunridge Terrace Dr. Castle Rock CO 80109 Mark Scheffel (Republican) 9791 Summit Ridge Pl Parker CO 80138 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 4 http://www.scheffel4senate.us Senate District 8 Randy Baumgardner (Republican) 4050 Jackson County Rd #4 Cowdrey CO 80434 Currently serves as Representative in House District 57 [email protected] http://www.randybaumgardner.com Emily Tracy (Democrat) 94 Monarch Dr. Breckenridge CO 80424 [email protected] http://www.emilytracy.com Jean White (Republican) 324 Coronado Pl. Hayden CO 81639 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 8 Senate District 10 Owen Hill (Republican) 2803 Pennsylvania Ave. Colorado Springs CO 80907 [email protected] http://www.OwenHill.org Larry Liston (Republican) 2611 Farragut Cir Colorado Springs CO 80907 Currently serves as Representative in House District 16 Christopher Mull (ACN) 3930 Harmony Dr. #310 Colorado Springs CO 80917 Senate District 12 James Bristol (ACN) 80 Jasper Dr. Security CO 80911 Bill Cadman (Republican) 3986 Iron Horse Trail Colorado Springs CO 80917 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 10 http://www.cadmanforcolorado.com Senate District 14 Syndi Anderson (Republican) 713 McGraw Cir. Fort Collins CO 80526 http://www.syndiforsenate.com John Kefalas (Democrat) 604 Sycamore St. Fort Collins CO 80521 Currently serves as Representative in House District 52 [email protected] http://www.johnkefalas.org Senate District 17 Matt Jones (Democrat) 265 Dahlia Dr. Louisville CO 80027 Currently serves as Representative in House District 12 http://www.mattjonesforcolorado.com Charlie Plagainos (Republican) 3400 Mountain View Ave Longmont CO 80503 Senate District 18 Rollie Heath (Democrat) 2455 Vassar Dr Boulder CO 80305 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 18 [email protected] http://www.senrollieheath.com Barry Thoma (Republican) 247 Switzerland Park R. Boulder CO 80302 Senate District 19 Evie Hudak (Democrat) 7649 Harlan Way Westminster CO 80003 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 19 [email protected] http://www.eviehudak.com Lang Sias (Republican) 12726 W. 85th Cir. Arvada CO 80005 http://www.langsias.com Senate District 21 Francine Bigelow (Republican) 17592 Parkside Dr. S. Commerce City CO 80022 Matthew Plichta (Republican) 11748 Fairplay St. Brighton CO 80603 Jessie Ulibarri (Democrat) 900 W. 79th Pl. Denver CO 80221 [email protected] http://www.jessieforcolorado.com Senate District 22 Andy Kerr (Democrat) 1680 S. Iris Way Lakewood CO 80232 Currently serves as Representative in House District 26 [email protected] http://andykerr.org Ken Summers (Republican) 9881 W. LaSalle Pl. Lakewood CO 80227 Currently serves as Representative in House District 22 [email protected] http://www.kensummers.org Senate District 23 Lee Kemp (Democrat) 12745 Winona Circle Broomfield CO 80020 [email protected] http://kempforsenate.com Vicki Marble (Republican) 600 Boulder Ave. Fort Collins CO 80524 [email protected] http://www.vickimarble.com Glenn Vaad (Republican) 2688 Weld County Road 32 Mead CO 80542 Currently serves as Representative in House District 48 Senate District 25 Mary Hodge (Democrat) 447 Poplar Cir. Brighton CO 80601 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 25 [email protected] http://www.maryhodge.com John Sampson (Republican) 57181 E. 24th Ave. Strasburg CO 80136 http://www.sampsonforstatesenate.com Senate District 26 Dave Kerber (Republican) 7101 E. Berry Ave. Greenwood Village CO 80111 Linda Newell (Democrat) [email protected] Currently serves as Senator in Senate http://www.senlindanewell.com District 26 Senate District 27 David Balmer (Republican) 6043 S. Eagle St. Centennial CO 80016 Currently serves as Representative in House District 39 David Paladino (Democrat) 6151 S. Garfield Dr. Centennial CO 80121 Senate District 28 Art Carlson (Republican) 1555 S. Vaughn Cir. Aurora CO 80012 [email protected] http://www.carlsonsd28.com John Lyons (Republican) 3820 S. Ceylon Way Aurora CO 80013 Nancy Todd (Democrat) 11293 E. Harvard Dr. Aurora CO 80014 Currently serves as Representative in House District 41 [email protected] http://www.nancytodd.org Senate District 29 Morgan Carroll (Democrat) 1165 Ouray St. Aurora CO 80011 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 29. [email protected] http://www.senmorgancarroll.com William "Bill" Ross II (Republican) 6555 S. Riviera Way Aurora CO 80016 Senate District 31 Brandon Kelley (Republican) 9006 E. Floyd Pl Denver CO 80231 Patrick Steadman (Democrat) 1257 Corona St. Denver CO 80218 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 31 [email protected] http://www.PatSteadman.com Senate District 32 Irene Aguilar (Democrat) 3071 S. Irving St. Denver CO 80236 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 32 [email protected] http://www.aguilarfor32.com Roger Logan (Republican) 3755 S. Downing Denver CO 80209 Senate District 33 Jason DeBerry (Republican) 5221 Helena St. Denver CO 80239 Mike Johnston (Democrat) 2538 Akron St. Denver CO 80238 Currently serves as Senator in Senate District 33 http://www.mikejohnston.org Senate District 35 Larry Crowder (Republican) 777 N Rd. 102 Alamosa CO 81101 Crestina Martinez (Democrat) 14318 County Road R5 San Acacio CO 81151 http://www.crestinamartinez.com Armando Valdez (Democrat) 20503 State Hwy 371 La Jara CO 81140 [email protected] http://www.valdezvalues.com House District 1 Corrie Houck (Democrat) 4385 S. Balsam St. #10-103 Littleton CO 80123 John Kidd (Republican) 5375 S. Otis Ct. Littleton CO 80123 http://www.johnkidd.org Jeanne Labuda (Democrat) 3975 S. Pinehurst Cir. Denver CO 80235 Currently serves as Representative in House District 1 http://www.jeannelabuda.com James Wildt (Republican) 9095 West Wagon Trail Dr. Littleton CO 80123 http://www.jameswildt.info House District 2 Mark Ferrandino (Democrat) 217 W. 2nd Ave. Denver CO 80223 Currently serves as Representative in House District 2 TJ Tyrrell (Republican) 1565 S. Saint Paul St. Denver CO 80210 http://votetyrrell.com House District 3 Daniel Kagan (Democrat) 52 Cherry Hills Farm Dr. Cherry Hills Village CO 80113 Currently serves as Representative in House District 3 [email protected] http://www.dankagan.com
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