PRIORITIES

A safe home is the foundation of the rest of life: family, work, education, and health. Colorado must do more to make housing more affordable.

The costs of housing, healthcare, and more are rising for Colorado families. Our laws can and must help Coloradans meet the costs getting by.

Deceptive business practices hurt both Colorado families and honest businesses who do play by the rules. We need laws to prevent and punish deceptive business practices.

Colorado should be a state where anyone can be who they are without experiencing discrimination or bias-motivated crime, regardless of their identity.

Public safety means not just punishment, but also preventing crime in the first place, supporting survivors of crimes, holding law enforcement accountable, and reducing recidivism.

We owe it to our children to pass down a clean and habitable planet. This means holding polluters accountable and investing in new technologies and clean jobs.

Government of and for the people requires transparency about what special interests are spending money to influence our elections and how our laws are made.

Education has long been a gateway to opportunity in our country. Colorado must continue to improve how we invest in our kids, our teachers, and our schools.

Service members and their families commit to the values of our country and make sacrifices for those values. We should honor their commitment and sacrifice.

Health care remains costly and out of reach for too many Coloradans. We can make it more accessible through increased transparency, greater efficiency, and curbing price hikes.

We cannot talk about public safety without talking about gun safety. Our laws can support safe, responsible gun ownership and reduce accidents and gun crimes.

As Colorado grows we have to invest in all the ways people get where they need to go: roads and highways as well as public transit.