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Representative Name District Party Website Capitol Phone Cell Phone Health Dept Center Leadership, Committee Assignment(s) Community Health Representative Name District Party Website Capitol Phone Cell Phone Health Dept Center Education; Finance Alec Garnett HD02 D www.garnettforcolorado.com 303-866-2346 Denver DH, CCH Assistant Caucus Chairwoman; Business HD07 Angela Williams D www.angela4colo.com Affairs & Labor Denver DH Chair, Health, Insurance, & Environment; HD08 Beth McCann D www.bethmccann.org Appropriations Denver DH JBC Member; Appropriations, ranking http://www.votebobrankin.com/H Garfield, Moffat, Rio Bob Rankin HD57 R member Mtn Family, NWVNA ome_Page.html Blanco Minority Leader http://coloradohousegop.com/20 Brian DelGrosso HD51 R Larimer Sunrise 11/06/brian-delgrosso-hd-51/ Deputy Majority Whip; Appropriations; Vice Chair Brittany Pettersen HD28 D www.brittanypettersen.com Education; Judiciary Jefferson MCPN Business Affairs & Labor; Local Government Pueblo, Otero, Clarice Navarro HD47 R www.clarice47.com Pueblo Fremont Majority Leader HD05 Crisanta Duran D www.duranforcolorado.com 303-866-2925 Denver DH Business Affairs & Labor; Transportation & Energy Dan Nordberg HD14 R www.dannordberg.com El Paso Peak Vista Appropriations; Business Affairs & Labor; Finance HD04 Dan Pabón D www.danpabon.com 303-866-2954 Denver DH, CCH Business Affairs & Labor; State, Veteran, & Miitary Dan Thurlow HD55 R Affairs Mesa Marillac Health, Insurance, & Environment; Daneya Esgar HD46 D www.daneyaesgar.com Transportation & Energy Pueblo Pueblo Chair, Judiciary; Finance HD03 Daniel Kagan D http://www.dankagan.com/ 303-866-2921 Denver, Tri-County MCPN JBC Member; Chair, http://repdaveyoung.com/State_ Appropriations Dave Young HD50 D Representative_Dave_Young/W Weld Sunrise elcome.html Vice Chair, Transportation & Energy; Agriculture, Diane Mitsch Bush HD26 D www.dianeforcolorado.com Livestock, & Natural Eagle/Routt Mtn Family Resources; Health, Insurance, & Environment Chair, Public Health & Human Services; Health, Dianne Primavera HD33 D www.dianneprimavera.com Insurance, & Environment; Broomfield, Boulder Clinica State, Veterans & Military Affairs Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst HD10 D www.dickeylee.net Boulder Clinica Assistant Majority Leader; Education; Public Health & Dominick Moreno HD32 D www.dominickmoreno.com Human Services; Tri-County Salud Transportation & Energy Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources; Montrose, Dove Creek, Don Coram HD58 R www.doncoram.com Transportation & Energy Montezuma, San Uncompahgre, VWHS, Miguel, Dolores Olathe Chair, Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Pueblo, Alamosa, Rio Grande, Ed Vigil HD62 D www.housedistrict62.com Resources VWHS, Pueblo Conejos, Las Animas/Huerfano Appropriations; Business Affairs & Labor; Faith Winter HD35 D www.faithwinter.com Transportation & Energy Jefferson Clinica Health, Insurance, & Environment; Local Gordon Klingenschmitt HD15 R www.gordonforcolorado.com Government El Paso Peak Vista Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources; Health, Gunnison, Ouray, J. Paul Brown HD59 R www.jpaulbrown.com Insurance, & Environment Hinsdale, San Juan Axis Basin Business Affairs & Labor; State, Veteran, & Miitary Jack Tate HD37 R www.jacktate.org Affairs Tri-County MCPN Education, Ranking Member; Appropriations; Fremont, Chaffee, James D. "Jim" Wilson HD60 R www.wilsonforhd60.com Finance VWHS Park, Custer Health, Insurance, & Environment, Ranking Janak Joshi HD16 R www.electjanakjoshi.com Member; Appropriations, El Paso Peak Vista Public Health & Human Services Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources; Jeni Arndt HD53 D www.jeniarndt.com Business Affairs & Labor; Larimer Salud Local Government Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources; Local Jessie Danielson HD24 D www.jessiedanielson.com Government; Public Health Jefferson MCPN & Human Services Vice Chair, Health, Insurance, & Environment; Joann Ginal HD52 D http://joannginal.com/ Agriculture, Livestock, & Larimer Salud Natural Resources; Public Health & Human Services Education; Public Health & Human Services JoAnn Windholz HD30 R http://www.joannwindholzhd30.com/ Tri-County MCPN, Peak Vista Chair, Education; Judiciary John Buckner HD40 D www.bucknerforcolorado.com Tri-County MCPN Transportation & Energy, Ranking Member; Northeast CO, Kit Jon Becker HD65 R www.beckerforcolorado.com Agriculture, Livestock, & Salud Natural Resources; Carson, Cheyenne Appropriations, Local Government; Public Health & Human Services Jon Keyser HD25 R www.jonkeyser.com Jefferson MCPN Vice Chair, Public Health & Human Services: https://www.facebook.com/Singe Jonathan Singer HD11 D Appropriations; Local Boulder Salud, Clinica r4House Government Vice Chair, State, Veterans & Military Affairs; Judiciary Joseph A. Salazar HD31 D http://www.salazarforhd31.com Tri-County Clinica Public Health & Human Services; Transportation & Jovan Melton HD41 D www.jovanmelton.com Energy Tri-County MCPN Appropriations; Education; Public Health & Human Justin Everett HD22 R www.everettforcolorado.com Services Jefferson MCPN Finance; Public Health & Human Services Kathleen Conti HD38 R http://contiforcolorado.com Tri-County MCPN Vice Chair, Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Boulder, Grand, KC Becker HD13 D www.kcbecker.org Resources; Finance Clear Creek, Gilpin, Clinica Jackson Finance; Judiciary Kevin M. Van Winkle HD43 R www.vanwinkleforcolorado.com Tri-County Finance, Ranking Member; Education; Kevin Priola HD56 R www.kevinpriola.com Tri-County Salud Health, Insurance, & No website yet. See: Environment; Local Kim Ransom HD44 R http://blogs.denverpost.com/thes Government Tri-County pot/topic/kim-ransom/ Business Affairs & Labor; Finance Kit Roupe HD17 R www.kitroupe.com El Paso Peak Vista Assistant Minority Leader; Business Affairs & Labor, Libby Szabo HD27 R www.libbyszabo.com ranking member Jefferson MCPN Chair, Finance; Judiciary HD06 Lois Court D http://www.loiscourt.com 303-866-2967 Denver DH Minority Caucus Chairwoman; Public Health Lois Landgraf HD21 R www.loislandgraf.us & Human Services, Ranking El Paso Peak Vista Member; Health, Insurance, & Environment; Local Government, Rnaking Member; Agriculture, Lori Saine HD63 R www.lorisaine.org Livestock, & Natural Weld Peak Vista, Salud Resources Public Health & Human Services; State, Veterans & Max Tyler HD23 D http://www.maxtyler.us Military Affairs; Chair, Jefferson MCPN Transportation & Energy Vice Chair, Finance; Judiciary; State, Veterans & Mike Foote HD12 D www.mikefoote.org Military Affairs Boulder Clinica JBC Member, Vice Chair, Appropirations; Summit, Delta, Millie Hamner HD61 D www.milliehamner.com Pitkin, Lake, Summit, Mtn Family Gunnison State, Veteran, & Miitary Affairs; Transportation & Patrick Neville HD45 R www.patrickforcolorado.com Energy Tri-County (Douglas) MCPN Education; Judiciary Paul Lundeen HD19 R www.paullundeen.org El Paso Peak Vista Business Affairs & Labor; Local Government; HD09 Paul Rosenthal D www.peopleforpaul.com Denver DH Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources; Perry L. Buck HD49 R www.perryforcolorado.com Transportation & Energy Weld Salud Vice Chair, Judiciary; Education Pete Lee HD18 D www.peteleecolorado.com El Paso Peak Vista Minority Whip; Judiciary, Ranking Member; Tri-County Polly Lawrence HD39 R www.pollylawrence.com Peak Vista (Douglas), Teller Chair, Local Government; Education Rhonda Fields HD42 D www.rhondafields.com Tri-County MCPN State, Veteran, & Miitary Affairs, Ranking Member; Steve Humphrey HD48 R www.humphreyforhouse.org Health, Insurance, & Weld Salud Environment Vice Chair, Local Government; Agriculture, Steve Lebsock HD34 D http://stevelebsock.com Livestock, & Natural Tri-County Clinica Resources Majority Whip; Chair, State, Veterans & Military Affairs; Su Ryden HD36 D www.suryden.com Health, Insurance, & Tri-County MCPN Environment Business Affairs & Labor; Health, Insurance, & Susan Lontine HD01 D www.susanlontineforhd1.com 303-866-2966 Environment; State, Denver DH, Sheridan Veterans & Military Affairs Judiciary; Transportation & Energy Terri Carver HD20 R www.terricarverforhd20.com El Paso Peak Vista Agriculture, Livestock, & Elbert, Las Animas, Natural Resources; Prowers, Bent, Timothy Dore HD64 R www.timdore.com Appropriations; Judiciary Crowley, Lincoln, High Plains, Peak Vista Washington, Baca, Kiowa Vice Chair, Business Affairs & Labor; Transportation & Tracy Kraft-Tharp HD29 D http://tracyforstaterep.com Energy Jefferson MCPN Judiciary; State, Veteran, & Miitary Affairs Yeulin Willett HD54 R www.electwillett.com Mesa, Delta VWHS.
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