Jessica Killin is a Colorado Springs native and Army veteran. Jessica is ready to hit the ground running due in part to her experience as a congressional chief of staff for three government representatives. As CD5’s representative, Jessica’s priorities will include lowering costs by ending irrational tariffs; preventing oil and grocery companies from gouging consumers; improving the affordable housing stock in the Pikes Peak region; holding monopoly utility companies accountable; lowering energy costs by investing in more affordable energy productions; and creating a more robust middle class through equitable tax and economic policy. As a veteran, she will work to increase staffing at VA clinics, ensure veterans receive their hard-earned benefits, restore full funding for the Veterans Crisis Line, and work with the community to help veterans transition to civilian life. Jessica will also address the cost of healthcare by repealing Medicaid cuts and preventing further cuts, allowing Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices, capping insulin at $35, and preventing drug companies from price gouging.

Indivisible CO endorsed Phil Weiser during the 2026 primary election. Here’s why! Phil believes in TABOR reform so that we can pay for priorities like healthcare and education Phil commits to fighting back against ICE and other bullies in the Trump administration to protect Coloradans, including no new detention centers in our state Phil prioritizes free and fair elections, including no pardon for Tina Peters We are confident that Phil will give Colorado voters something to be excited about!

William is a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and a first time candidate who is informed by his early-in-life involvement in the Civil Rights Movement, commitment to democracy, and deep faith. William pledges to be issue-focused, respectful to all, supportive of the separation of church and state, and a peaceful fighter for democracy.

Tony has served the people of Colorado Springs first as a firefighter, then as a state representative, and currently as a state senator. Tony has worked to pass legislation to keep our public water free of contaminants, to ensure hungry school children get breakfast, and to help active duty military members and veterans receive valuable services.

Sarah is a first-time candidate because she believes, “...all people deserve a real voice, no matter their party affiliation.” She is focused on consistent school funding, cost of living solutions, and developing thoughtful guardrails for AI.

As an IT professional and veteran, Jeff will work to make Colorado and the United States “...leaders in technology and clean energy…” His focus is on putting Colorado families first through affordable housing, expanding union access, tax fairness, and raising teacher pay.

Steph previously served as D16’s state representative from 2020-2024, losing the most recent term to election denier Rebecca Keltie by 3 votes. Steph is running again to bring her “lived experience and working-class grit” to serve District 16. Steph will work to establish balanced landlord-tenant law, a livable minimum wage, expanded transportation choices, and protection against Federal overreach.

Dr Regina English is running for her second term in the Colorado House. During her current term, she has sponsored 25 wide ranging bills. Dr English’s position on LGTBQ+ rights is, at times, out of alignment with Indivisible’s values. Her platform issues include: Childhood Education, Criminal Justice Reform, Mental Health Care, and Reproductive Freedom. Regina’s mantra is, “Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready.”

With a background as a software engineer, Amy is always asking, “How can this be done better next time?” Running for her 2nd term as D18’s state representative, Amy is focused on the economy, including the cost of higher education and the minimum wage, a sufficient supply of affordable housing, support services to address homelessness, and improving infrastructure.

Michelle is a Colorado native, Navy veteran, doctoral candidate, and community advocate committed to protecting the people, land, and values that make Colorado strong. She is focused on responsible growth, environmental sustainability, public safety, and economic opportunity.

Michael is running to unseat two-term state representative Ken DeGraaf because “our community deserves a voice in Denver that puts people ahead of politics.” Michael is an Air Force veteran and a former Federal civil servant whose priorities include fully funding K-12 public schools, fixing Powers Boulevard, and making Colorado more affordable by reducing state fees and strengthening consumer protections.

David “Muka” Traenkle is significantly more qualified than his opponent; David believes in democracy and equal opportunity. He also has a comprehensive plan to educate the public on what the County Assessor's Office is by using short videos online.