Jill Haffley

“I will address this by being highly accessible and visible in the district. I will meet directly with constituents, visit businesses and schools, and maintain open communication year-round, not just during election season. I also believe elected officials must be willing to stand up when government overreaches or when policies make communities less safe. Good representation starts with listening, defending the rights of the people, and ensuring government remains accountable to those it serves.”

“One issue I believe is being overlooked is the growing disconnect between everyday citizens and their government. Too many people feel unheard, dismissed, or shut out of the process entirely, especially when they believe their concerns about affordability, public safety, parental rights, and constitutional freedoms are being ignored.”

“Colorado has become too expensive for working families, seniors, and young people trying to build a future. I support policies that reduce the tax burden, rein in unnecessary regulations, support small businesses, and bring down costs wherever government can.”

“I believe many Coloradans are concerned that fundamental constitutional rights and individual freedoms are being gradually chipped away by legislation coming out of the Capitol. Whether it involves parental rights, free speech, the Second Amendment, or government overreach, I believe we must protect the constitutional liberties that form the foundation of our country.”

“For 30 years, I served as a public school teacher, teaching U.S. history and government and working directly with students, families, veterans, and community members from every walk of life. That experience taught me how policies made at the Capitol affect real people every single day. I've spent my career listening, solving problems, and bringing people together around common goals.”

“I'm running because families are feeling squeezed, parents want their voices respected, and public safety matters. Government should be limited, focused, and accountable—and always serve the people, not control them.”