Colorado State House District 26

Current seat holder: Meghan Lukens.

Meghan Lukens

Meghan Lukens Meghan Lukens earned a high school diploma from Steamboat Springs High School, a bachelor's degree in history and secondary social studies education from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2015, and a master's degree in leadership in educational organizations from the University of Colorado at Denver in 2020. Lukens' career experience includes working as a high school social studies teacher with Steamboat Springs High School, the Peak to Peak Charter School, and the American School of Kosova.

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“It is frustrating to see our home become somewhere families can no longer afford. I am determined to build a diverse and thriving economy that empowers everyone in our community. To address housing affordability, I passed legislation to allow state-owned land to be used for affordable housing projects.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“As a teacher, I understand the importance of a quality education. During my first term, we secured groundbreaking funding for our schools by enacting the School Finance Act and a New School Funding Formula.These bills boosted funding by over $500 million, with resources designated for the rural schools that need it most.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

James Kellogg

James Kellogg On the certified Colorado Secretary of State general election ballot, James Kellogg is running in District 26, where the current seat holder is Meghan Lukens.

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