Colorado House of Representatives, District 10

In the Legislature, Junie has worked on climate resilience, community safety, housing, education, and other issues affecting working families.

Junie Joseph is running for re-election to the Colorado State Senate in District 10. She was unopposed in the Democratic primary on June 30, and is unopposed in the general election. She says, “As a lawyer and a minority small business owner I have used my tenacity and problem-solving skills to support evidence-based, humane solutions to challenges like disparities in our criminal justice system, homelessness, and climate justice. I have leaned on my life experience of being born in Haiti and immigrating to the United States to fight for social justice and human rights issues at the capitol. And I leaned on my lived experience as a working-class woman and a Person of Color living in the US, who has navigated many difficult places and spaces in order to get to where I am today. I am deeply committed to social justice, human rights and the plight of all people, especially those who are marginalized.” Rep. Joseph is a Christian and ally of our community.