Family History — A Tradition of Service & Independence

Service, integrity, and independence aren’t just ideas—they’re part of my story.

I come from a family shaped by public service and the belief that freedom requires responsibility.

My roots trace back to early America, including family connected to the Revolutionary War era and the Battle of Saratoga (1777)—a turning point in the fight for independence that helped shape the nation we live in today.

I’m also a descendant of Jacob Collamer, a respected Vermont statesman known for his integrity, principled leadership, and deep commitment to the rule of law. He served as a Vermont Supreme Court Justice, U.S. Senator, and Postmaster General under President Zachary Taylor, and was widely admired for his fairness and wisdom—earning the nickname “The Green Mountain Socrates.”

But this isn’t just about history—it’s about values.

That tradition of service, accountability, and putting people first is what drives me today. It’s why I believe in clean government, transparency, and leadership that serves the people—not controls them.

Colorado deserves leaders who serve—
not rulers who govern from above.

The Collamer Commitment

Healthy People. Affordable Living. Energy Freedom.

A results-driven plan to restore opportunity, strengthen communities, and build a Colorado that works for everyone—not just a few.

This commitment is for working families trying to keep up with rising costs, young people looking for a future they can afford, small business owners navigating uncertainty, rural communities seeking investment, and urban communities asking for safer, stronger neighborhoods.

It’s for Democrats, Republicans, Independents—and everyone in between who believe government should deliver real results, not endless division.

• Healthy People — expanding access to mental health care and building stronger, more resilient communities

• Affordable Living — creating practical housing solutions and lowering the cost of living

• Energy Freedom — investing in reliable, Colorado-based energy to reduce costs and create jobs

This isn’t about ideology—it’s about what works.

It’s about a government that listens, acts, and delivers for the people it serves.

People over politics. Results over division. Colorado first.