Phil Weiser

Plans to add 40,000 attainable homes, would lower fees for homes under $600k, and pledges to expand down payment assistance.

Calls for police training investments, supports expanding co-responder programs statewide, and supports safety-risk-based bail decisions.

Supports meeting greenhouse gas emission reduction targets, backs wind and solar projects statewide, and proposes a state Geothermal Development Authority.

Would launch a Health Care Stabilization Innovation Task Force and expand health workforce training programs. Defends Colorado insulin price cap.

Would enforce Colorado Reproductive Health Equity Act and opposes criminalizing abortion providers or patients.

Defends Colorado’s voting access laws, supports LGBTQ+ rights and anti-discrimination protections, and supports access to gender-affirming care.

Secured opioid settlement funds for treatment, supports Colorado’s regulated cannabis model, and would expand life-saving harm reduction access.

Would expand small-business grants and microloans, cut unnecessary regulatory red tape, and launch Business Navigator.

Plans to raise teacher salaries, opposes privatizing public K-12 schools, and plans to lower college tuition costs.

Supports technology to streamline government response, plans to partner with local governments, and calls for updating constitutional budget restrictions.

Defended Colorado’s red flag law and plans to strengthen the Office of Gun Violence Prevention.

Defends the DACA program for Dreamers and opposes National Guard immigration enforcement deployments.

Supports repairing aging roads and bridges, backs Front Range passenger rail, and advocates for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Supports workers' right to organize, maintains the Labor Peace Act approval threshold, and supports a labor seat in policy decisions.

Supports preserving proven prenatal programs, plans to coordinate a statewide early childhood strategy, and pledges to make childcare accessible for families.

Calls for modifying constitutional fiscal limits while maintaining voter approval for tax hikes, and supports reforms focused on spending limits.

Would expand earn-and-learn apprenticeships across industries and offer Pay-It-Forward Fund stipends. Maintains the Labor Peace Act approval threshold.