Colorado Public Officials & Candidates take Moms for Liberty Pledge

  • Jan. 27, 2026

    Several Colorado lawmakers, county commissioners, school board directors, and candidates, both current and former, have taken the Moms for Liberty Pledge. The Moms for Liberty Candidate Pledge is a public commitment for political candidates and officials to prioritize parental rights in education and government. Signers pledge to respect parents’ rights to direct their children’s education, medical care, and moral upbringing. The pledge also emphasizes strengthening parental involvement, increasing transparency in schools and government, and defending against government overreach. Current officials and/or candidates who signed the pledge are often required to agree with Moms for Liberty’s statements on issues such as school choice and curriculum transparency. Signing the pledge does not guarantee an endorsement from Moms for Liberty, nor can signers use it as an official campaign endorsement without approval.

    Other concerning policies supported by Moms for Liberty include the Federal Tax Scholarship program, school vouchers, classical & christian charter schools, and the America 250 Civics Education Coalition.

    Full List of Colorado officials & candidates (List can be found on the Moms for Liberty Pledge Web Page)

    • Scott Bottoms 
      • Current State Representative, District 15, Running for Governor
    • Brandi Bradley
      • Current State Representative & Candidate for State House of Representatives, District 39

    • Cami Bremer (resigned from her position on June 10, 2025)
      • Former El Paso County Commissioner, District 5

    • James Boelens, Jr. 
      • Candidate for House of Representatives, District 18, 2024 general election, was defeated by the Democratic candidate, Amy Paschal.
    • Jarvis Caldwell
      • Current State Representative & Candidate for State House of Representatives, District 20

    • Jamilynn D’Avola (defeated in 2025)
      • Former School Board Director for School for School District 49
    • Ken DeGraaf
      • Current State Representative & Candidate for State House of Representatives, District 22
    • David Fletcher
      • Current Vice President Elizabeth School Board
    • Carrie Geitner
      • Current El Paso County Commissioner, District 2
    • Longinos Gonzales, Jr. Former
      • El Paso County Commissioner (Completed his eight-year tenure and officially left office on January 14, 2025, due to term limits)
    • Jill Haffley
      • Current at-large member Colorado Springs School Board Director for School District 11
    • Cynthia Halverson (defeated)
      • Candidate for School Board, Academy School District 20
    • Dusty Johnson
      • Current State Representative & Candidate for State House of Representatives, District 63

    • Robin Jones (defeated)
      • Candidate for School Board, Widefield D3

    • Pamela Proal Jones (defeated)
      • Candidate for School Board, Widefield D3

    • Jason Jorgenson
      • Current at-large member Colorado Springs School Board Director-Vice President for School District 11

    • Rebecca Keltie (Not seeking 2nd term)
      • Current Colorado House of Representatives, District 16

    • Brad Miller
      • Current School Board Attorney

    • Rhonda Olsen
      • Current President of the Elizabeth School District Board of Education

    • Rose Pugliese
      • Former State Representative, District 14
    • Debra Schmidt
      • Current School Board Director for School District 49
    • Amy Shandy
      • Current School Board Director for Academy District 20
    • Daniel Snowberger
      • Current Superintendent of Elizabeth School District
    • Scott Slaugh
      • Current State Representative & Candidate for State House of Representatives, District 64
    • Stan VanderWerf 
      • Former El Paso County Commissioner and Candidate for State Senate, lost the general election for Colorado State Senate District 12 on November 5, 2024.
    • Eddie Waldrep
      • Current School Board Director for Academy School District 20
    • Derrick Willburn
      • Current School Board Director for Academy School District 20
    • Bill Wysong
      • Current El Paso County Commissioner, District 3

    State Representative Details

    • State Representative Brandi Bradley is running for re-election in House District 39
      • School District Douglas County School District
    • State Representative Jarvis Caldwell is running for re-election in Colorado House District 20
      • School Districts include portions of Academy School District 20, Falcon School District 49, Lewis-Palmer School District 38, Manitou Springs School District 14, Peyton School District 23
    • State Representative Scott Slaugh is running for re-election in Colorado House District 64
      • School Districts include portions of Weld County School District 6 (Greeley), Weld County School District RE-5J (Johnstown-Milliken), St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J, Thompson School District R2-J, Weld County School District RE-4 (Windsor) 
    • State Representative Ken DeGraaf is running for re-election in House District 22
      • School districts include portions of Colorado Springs School District 11, Harrison School District 2, Cheyenne Mountain School District 12, Academy School District 20, El Paso County School District 49 
    • State Representative Scott Bottoms is a Candidate for Colorado Governor. He is the current Representative for District 15
      • School Districts include portions of Harrison School District 2  Falcon School District 49, Colorado Springs School District 11, Widefield School District 3, Ellicott School District 22, Academy School District 20
    • State Representative Rebecca Keltie is NOT seeking 2nd term for District 16
      • School Districts include portions of the following school districts:, Academy School District 20 , Colorado Springs School District 11
    • State Representative Dusty Johnson is running for re-election in Colorado House District 63
      • School Districts include portions of Weld County Area Districts, Ault-Highland RE-9, Briggsdale RE-10, Eaton RE-2, Keenesburg RE-3J (Weld Central), Pawnee RE-12, Platte Valley RE-7, Prairie RE-11, Weld County RE-1, Weld County RE-8 (Fort Lupton), Weldon Valley RE-20J, Windsor RE-4 
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