ISSUES

  • Lori’s extensive background in education makes her a powerful advocate for equitable school funding, competitive teacher salaries, and expanded Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. She supports ensuring every child has access to quality education, regardless of zip code, while addressing challenges like declining enrollment and aging school infrastructure.

  • As housing costs rise across Colorado, Lori is committed to promoting affordable, workforce, and mixed-income housing developments. She will advocate for policies that prevent displacement, encourage public-private partnerships, and ensure every family has access to a safe and affordable place to live.

  • Drawing on her advocacy for digital equity, Lori supports expanding high-speed internet access to underserved and rural communities. She will work to remove barriers, update outdated utility pole access rules, and ensure federal infrastructure investments connect every Coloradan to vital services like remote learning, telehealth, and economic opportunities.

  • As an outdoor enthusiast, Lori is passionate about protecting Colorado’s natural beauty. She supports bold climate action, investments in renewable energy, and policies to preserve watersheds, air quality, and public lands for future generations.

  • Lori will fight to expand Medicaid, lower prescription drug costs, and ensure access to reproductive healthcare. She understands the importance of mental health services and aims to increase resources for behavioral health and harm reduction programs.

  • Lori is committed to policies that strengthen the middle class, including paid family leave, affordable childcare, and a livable minimum wage. She believes in uplifting small businesses and fostering economic growth to ensure families thrive in every community.

    These issues highlight Lori’s expertise, align with Democratic values, and resonate with key priorities in a Democratic-leaning district.

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Contributions to Lori for Colorado are limited to $450 from individuals, sole proprietorships, LLPs, LLCs and state PAC’s and $6,200 from small donor committees. Contributions from corporations, labor unions, foreign governments and non-US citizens are prohibited. Contributions are not tax deductible.  


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