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State Representative - District 10

Office
State House of Representatives, District 10
On the ballot
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Incumbent
Junie Joseph
The people on the ballot01
Junie Joseph
Junie Joseph Incumbent
Democrat
State Representative

Junie Joseph is the state representative for House District 10, which includes most of Boulder, and is Majority Caucus Co-Chair. She won the seat as a Democrat in 2022 and 2024. The House Democrats' page says she worked as a human rights officer with the United Nations mission in the Central African Republic and lists degrees from Colorado Law, the University of Florida and the University of York.

State representative for District 10, covering Boulder; Majority Caucus Co-Chair
2022, 2024
Elected to the Colorado House of Representatives, District 10, in 2022 and re-elected in 2024
Formerly a human rights officer with the United Nations mission in the Central African Republic
Formerly a global law and development fellow on a USAID project in Cote d'Ivoire
Juris doctorate, Colorado Law
Political science, University of Florida; applied human rights, University of York
CUT rating

The Colorado Union of Taxpayers (CUT) rates how often legislators vote with its positions on taxes, spending, TABOR and other issues, including property rights and parental rights.

CUT rating (2023): 12%
CUT rating (2024): 10%
CUT rating (2025): 13%
CUT rating (2026): 14.4%
Average of listed CUT ratings (2023, 2024, 2025, 2026): 12.4%

The guide gives each listed year equal weight, omits years without a rating and rounds only the final average to one decimal. This is a guide calculation, not a CUT-published lifetime score.

The money
Friends Of Junie Joseph
$28,025.38 from 166 contributions, September 17, 2023 to September 16, 2026
Spent $32,013.11 in 194 expenditures
The money02
Friends Of Junie Joseph
Junie Joseph · $28,025.38 from 166 contributions, September 17, 2023 to September 16, 2026 · Spent $32,013.11 in 194 expenditures
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