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DENVER – The Colorado Chamber Political Action Committee (PAC) today announced endorsements of state legislative candidates for the Republican and Democratic primary elections to be held on June 30, 2026.
“Colorado’s primary elections play an important role in shaping the future of our state’s economy and business climate,” said Colorado Chamber President and CEO Loren Furman. “Through this endorsement process, the Colorado Chamber is supporting candidates from both parties who understand the challenges facing employers and are committed to advancing policies that strengthen Colorado’s competitiveness. These candidates have shown they are willing to work across the aisle, tackle complex policy challenges and engage thoughtfully on the issues facing Colorado. We are proud to support leaders who will help move Colorado forward and foster a stronger economic future for all Coloradans.”
The chosen candidates were selected for endorsement through extensive interviews and vetting by members of the Colorado Chamber’s Political Action Committee who represent businesses of all sizes across the state. The endorsements include both open seats and incumbents in competitive primary election races. They represent diverse interests statewide and in every corner of Colorado.
The Colorado Chamber’s endorsements for the 2026 primary elections are as follows:
Taylor Voss, Senate District 3 Democratic Primary
Teddy Collins, Senate District 4 Republican Primary
Terri Carver, Senate District 9 Republican Primary
Adrienne Benavidez, Senate District 21 Democratic Primary
Andrés Carrera, Senate District 34 Democratic Primary
Gena Ozols, House District 3 Democratic Primary
Sean Camacho, House District 6 Democratic Primary
Chris Floyd, House District 13 Democratic Primary
Ava Flanell, House District 14 Republican Primary
Jill Haffley, House District 16 Republican Primary
Mary Bradfield, House District 21 Republican Primary
Jacque Phillips, House District 31 Democratic Primary
Anne Keke, House District 41 Democratic Primary
Sarah Woodson, House District 42 Democratic Primary
Anthony Hartsook, House District 44 Republican Primary
Amy Parks, House District 51 Republican Primary
Nina Anderson, House District 54 Republican Primary
Michelle Gray, House District 60 Republican Primary
Scott Slaugh, House District 64 Republican Primary
The Colorado Chamber conducted its candidate interviews from May 26-27. More than 20 candidates were pressed on policy questions ranging from energy, housing, regulations, workforce issues and more. They were also assessed on their campaign strategies and willingness to reach across the aisle, seek compromise, and work with the business community on legislation.
After the primary election, the Colorado Chamber’s political program will continue its work to elect pro-business candidates by making endorsements in the General Election.
For more information on the candidates, along with resources on statewide and legislative races, ballot initiatives and voting resources, visit Colorado Decides, a new online resource that serves as a comprehensive guide to Colorado’s state elections.
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The Colorado Chamber Political Action Committee (PAC) is the political arm of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, which promotes candidates and causes that protect and enhance Colorado’s business climate. The PAC Board is comprised of a powerful network of top Colorado companies, trade associations and local chambers of commerce.