Colorado State House District 15

Current seat holder: Scott Bottoms.

Jeff Livingston

Jeff Livingston Jeff Livingston was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. His career experience includes working as an IT specialist.

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“I will make housing more affordable by incentivizing affordable housing initiatives like the building of apartment complexes and smaller single family homes. I also want to disincentivize, cancel or remove projects that are not explicitly dedicated to making housing and/or home ownership better and more affordable for working families.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I will bring higher quality higher paying jobs to Colorado by increasing protections and union access for workers. I will also increase access to training for jobs that need to be done and help people find employers in the fields they actually want to work in.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Pricella Tiegen

Pricella Tiegen On the certified Colorado Secretary of State general election ballot, Pricella Tiegen is running in District 15, where the current seat holder is Scott Bottoms.

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“I am committed to restoring liberty and defending those timeless principles that made our state strong. I will defend and protect parental rights and, most importantly, PROTECT OUR CHILDREN.” (Campaign website (pricellatiegenhd15.com))
“I believe government exists to serve the people, not control them. That is why I am committed to upholding the rule of law and supporting policies that are moral, responsible, constitutional, and grounded in common sense.” (Campaign website (pricellatiegenhd15.com))

Doug Jones

Doug Jones Doug Jones earned a high school diploma from Blackfoot High School. Jones earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix in 2003.

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“Politics today is increasingly divisive. Our major social media platforms thrive on fear, outrage, and distrust of the “other side.” But when I talk to real people in our legislative district, I see something very different. I’ve knocked on 413 doors so far, and do you know what kind of people I’ve met? Nice people.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I am running for the Colorado House because I believe government should do a few things, do them very well, and do them efficiently. Most importantly, government should protect the individual rights of its citizens rather than serve the interests of special-interest groups.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)