Recent One Main Street Colorado Victories

2024 June Democratic primary Election

Sen. Rhonda Fields

Arapahoe County Commissioner, D5

Rep. Judy Amabile

CO State Senate District 18

Rep. Lindsey Daugherty

CO State Senate District 19

Cecelia Espenoza

CO State House District 4

Sean Camacho

CO State House District 6

Rebekah Stewart

CO State House District 30

Jacque Phillips

CO State House District 31

Michael Carter

CO State House District 36

Leslie Smith

CO State House District 49

Julie Duran Mullica

Adams County Commissioner

2023 November Municipal Election

Wendi Strom

Mayor of Lakewood

Curtis Gardner

Aurora City Council At-Large

Sharon Davis

Arvada City Council At-Large

2023 Denver Municipal Election

Amanda P. Sandoval

Councilwoman for Denver District 1

Kevin Flynn

Councilman for Denver District 2

Diana Romero Campbell

Councilwoman for Denver District 4

Amanda Sawyer

Councilwoman for Denver District 5

Paul Kashmann

Councilman for Denver District 6

Flor Alvidrez

Councilwoman for Denver District 7

Darrell Watson

Councilman for Denver District 9

Chris Hinds

Councilman for Denver District 10

Stacie Gilmore

Councilwoman for Denver District 11

2021 November Municipal Election

Obi Ezeadi

Westminster City Council

Sarah Nurmela

Westminster City Council

Wendi Strom

Lakewood City Council for Ward 5

So who exactly formed One Main Street Colorado?

Firefighters & EMS

Inspired to a humble call of servant leadership, driven by a dedication to their local communities, and never faltering in their role to be the first on the scene no matter the call, One Main Street Colorado raises up its firefighter supporters and all EMS crew.

Building Trade Labor Organizers

Driven by a belief that together we will go farther, faster, the Building Trade Labor Organizers in One Main Street Colorado are focused on raising up the Colorado middle class, building high-paying jobs that will last a lifetime, and inspiring leaders to action by focusing on practical solutions.

Next Generation Business Leaders

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was Denver. For Colorado and its complex infrastructure of urban, suburban, rural plains, and premiere destination mountain settings to thrive, we need to think about what will drive Colorado forward in a practical way. Thinking about the communities who call Colorado home, taking care of the Colorado environment, and planning for tomorrow’s complex economy.