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Jamie Jackson, State Representative

Colorado House District 41

A servant‑leader and legislator delivering bold, compassionate results for Coloradans.

With a track record of passed legislation that expands healthcare access, enhances affordability, and advances criminal justice reform, Jamie brings extensive leadership and advocacy experience to serve our community.

Endorsements

  • Close-up of a smiling woman with long, wavy black hair, wearing a blue blazer and white top, against a gray background.

    Marlo Alston

    Centennial City Councilmember

  • A smiling police officer in uniform standing in front of an American flag.

    Tyler Brown

    Arapahoe County Sheriff

  • Portrait of a smiling woman with blonde hair, wearing a black blazer, standing outdoors with a green landscape and trees in the background during daytime.

    Jessica Campbell

    Arapahoe County Commissioner

  • A man in a dark blue suit with a white shirt and tie standing in front of a colorful street art mural of an older man's face painted on a brick wall.

    James Coleman

    Senate President

  • A woman with short, blonde hair smiling and standing outdoors with her arms crossed, wearing a bright pink blazer and jewelry.

    Monica Duran

    Democratic House Majority Leader

  • Rhonda Fields

    Arapahoe County Commissioner

  • Meg Froelich

    State House Representative

  • Lorena Garcia

    State House Representative

  • Khadija Haynes

    Political Strategist & Former CBWPA President

  • Iman Jodeh

    State Senator

  • Junie Joseph

    State Representative

  • Javier Mabrey

    State Representative

  • Pastor Topazz McBride

    NAACP Environmental Justice Chair

  • Simone Ross

    CEO, Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce

  • Gretchen Rydin

    State House Representative

  • MiDian Shofner

    Owner/Founder of 8PM Consulting for Humanity

  • Emily Sirota

    State Representative

  • Tammy Story

    State Representative

  • Leslie Summey

    Arapahoe County Commissioner

  • Elizabeth Velasco

    State Representative

  • Carrie Warren-Gully

    Arapahoe County Commissioner

  • Mike Weissman

    State Senator

  • Jenny Willford

    State Represenative

  • Judy Amabile

    State Senator

  • Sondra A. Young

    Immediate Past President, Denver NAACP

WHY JAMIE?

  • LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

    With a strong background in leadership, Jamie has effectively championed various policies that enhance public safety and promote community viability. Her dedication to advocacy ensures that every voice in our community is heard and considered.

  • COMMUNITY COMMITMENT

    Jamie believes in the power of community engagement and works tirelessly to address issues faced by constituents. Her vision includes expanding healthcare access, affordability, and rethinking the criminal justice system for better outcomes.

  • VISION FOR CHANGE

    Jamie envisions a Colorado where everyone has access to affordable healthcare and a fair justice system. Her policies aim to create sustainable community growth and enhance the quality of life for all Coloradans.

“The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.”

– Mahatma Gandhi

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SUPPORT JAMIE

Support Jamie in the mission to bring about meaningful change in Colorado’s House District 41. Your help can lead to impactful policies and improve the lives of many people in our community. Get involved in Jamie’s campaign and play a part in shaping a better future for Colorado. Together, we can make a difference through bold, compassionate leadership that listens and acts.

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