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First Name Last Name Email Work Phone Committee Membership HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 First Last Party Name Name Email Work Phone Committee Membership Affiliation District Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Chair Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Jeni James Arndt [email protected] 303-866-2917 Member Democrat 53 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Appropriations -- Member Capital Development Committee -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Jon Becker J. [email protected] 303-866-3706 Member Republican 65 Legislative Council -- Member KC Becker K. [email protected] 303-866-2578 Executive Committee Democrat 13 Appropriations -- Member Finance -- Member Health, Insurance, & Environment - Susan Beckman [email protected] 303-866-2953 - Member Republican 38 Finance -- Member Judiciary -- Member State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - Adrienne Benavidez [email protected] 303-866-2964 - Member Democrat 32 Education -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Jeff Bridges [email protected] 303-866-2921 Member Democrat 3 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Legislative Council -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Perry Buck [email protected] 303-866-2907 Member Republican 49 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 House Services -- Chair Education -- Vice-Chair Health, Insurance, & Environment - Janet Buckner [email protected] 303-866-2944 - Member Democrat 40 Judiciary -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Terri Carver [email protected] 303-866-2191 Member Republican 20 Finance -- Member Public Health Care & Human Marc Catlin [email protected] 303-866-2955 Services -- Member Republican 58 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member James Coleman [email protected] 303-866-2909 Local Government -- Member Democrat 7 Finance -- Member Health, Insurance, & Environment - Phil Covarrubias [email protected] 303-866-2912 - Member Republican 56 Public Health Care & Human Services -- Vice-Chair Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Jessie Danielson [email protected] 303-866-5522 Appropriations -- Member Democrat 24 Legislative Council -- Vice-Chair Executive Committee of the Crisanta Duran [email protected] 303-866-2925 Legislative Council -- Vice Chair Democrat 5 Capital Development Committee -- Chair Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Vice-Chair Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member House Services -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Daneya Esgar [email protected] 303-866-2968 Member Democrat 46 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 Appropriations -- Member Education -- Member Public Health Care & Human Justin Everett [email protected] 303-866-2927 Services -- Member Republican 22 Education -- Member Tony Exum [email protected] 303-866-3069 Local Government -- Member Democrat 17 State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - - Chair Finance -- Vice-Chair Legal Services -- Vice-Chair Mike Foote [email protected] 303-866-2920 Judiciary -- Member Democrat 12 Appropriations -- Member Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Alec Garnett [email protected] 303-866-2911 Education -- Member Democrat 2 Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Chair Public Health Care & Human Services -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Joann Ginal [email protected] 303-866-4569 Member Democrat 52 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Finance -- Member Matt Gray [email protected] 303-866-4667 Local Government -- Member Democrat 33 Appropriations -- Vice-Chair Joint Budget Committee -- Vice- Millie Hamner [email protected] 303-866-2952 Chair Democrat 61 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Appropriations -- Member Capital Development Committee -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Chris Hansen [email protected] 303-866-2967 Member Democrat 6 Finance -- Member Judiciary -- Member Leslie Herod [email protected] 303-866-2959 Legal Services -- Member Democrat 8 Public Health Care & Human Services -- Member State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - Edie Hooton [email protected] 303-866-2915 - Member Democrat 10 Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Member State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - Stephen Humphrey [email protected] 303-866-2943 - Member Republican 48 Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Member Transportation & Energy -- Dominique Jackson [email protected] 303-866-3911 Member Democrat 42 Finance -- Member Health, Insurance, & Environment - Chris Kennedy [email protected] 303-866-2951 - Member Democrat 23 Business Affairs and Labor -- Chair Business Affairs & Labor -- Chair Appropriations -- Member Tracy Kraft-Tharp [email protected] 303-866-2950 Legislative Audit -- Member Democrat 29 Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Member Public Health Care & Human Lois Landgraf [email protected] 303-866-2946 Services -- Member Republican 21 Finance -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Polly Lawrence [email protected] 303-866-2935 Member Republican 39 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 Local Government -- Chair Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Steve Lebsock [email protected] 303-866-2931 Resources -- Member Democrat 34 Judiciary -- Chair Education -- Member Pete Lee [email protected] 303-866-2932 Legal Services -- Member Democrat 18 Education -- Member State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - Timothy Leonard [email protected] 303-866-2582 - Member Republican 25 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Public Health Care & Human Kimmi Lewis [email protected] 303-866-2398 Services -- Member Republican 64 Local Government -- Member Public Health Care & Human Larry Liston [email protected] 303-866-2937 Services -- Member Republican 16 State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - - Vice-Chair Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Member Susan Lontine [email protected] 303-866-2966 Legislative Council -- Member Democrat 1 Education -- Member Paul Lundeen [email protected] 303-866-2924 Judiciary -- Member Republican 19 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member House Services -- Member Hugh McKean [email protected] 303-866-2947 Local Government -- Member Republican 51 Education -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Barbara McLachlan [email protected] 303-866-2914 Member Democrat 59 Judiciary -- Member Legislative Council -- Member State, Veterans, & Military Affairs - Jovan Melton [email protected] 303-866-2919 - Member Democrat 41 Finance -- Member Michaelson Public Health Care & Human Dafna Jenet [email protected] Services -- Member Democrat 30 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 Transportation & Energy -- Chair Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Diane Mitsch Bush [email protected] 303-866-2923 Resources -- Vice-Chair Democrat 26 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Education -- Member Clarice Navarro [email protected] 303-866-2905 Local Government -- Member Republican 47 Appropriations -- Member Patrick Neville P. [email protected] 303-866-5523 Legislative Council -- Member Republican 45 Legislative Audit -- Chair Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Transportation & Energy -- Dan Nordberg [email protected] 303-866-2965 Member Republican 14 Finance -- Chair Appropriations -- Member Legislative Council -- Member Public Health Care & Human Dan Pabon [email protected] 303-866-2954 Services -- Member Democrat 4 Education -- Chair Public Health Care & Human Brittany Pettersen [email protected] 303-866-2939 Services -- Member Democrat 28 Appropriations -- Member Joint Budget Committee -- Bob Rankin [email protected] 303-866-2949 Member Republican 57 Health, Insurance, & Environment - - Member Local Government -- Member Public Health Care & Human Kim Ransom [email protected] 303-866-2933 Services -- Member Republican 44 HOUSE MEMBERS - April 21, 2017 Local Government -- Vice-Chair Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Paul Rosenthal [email protected] 303-866-2910 Member Democrat 9 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member House Services -- Member Legislative Audit -- Member Lori Saine [email protected] 303-866-2906 Legislative Council -- Member Republican 63 Joseph Salazar [email protected] 303-866-2918 Judiciary -- Vice-Chair Democrat 31 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Lang Sias [email protected] 303-866-2962 Education -- Member Republican 27 Public Health Care & Human Services -- Chair Jonathan Singer [email protected] 303-866-2780 Local Government -- Member Democrat 11 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Finance -- Member Dan Thurlow [email protected] 303-866-3068 Local Government -- Member Republican 55 Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources -- Member Donald Valdez [email protected] 303-866-2916 Local Government -- Member Democrat 62 Business Affairs and Labor -- Member Business Affairs & Labor -- Member Kevin Van Winkle [email protected]
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