Regina English is the state representative for House District 17 in southeast Colorado Springs, elected as a Democrat in 2022 and 2024. Her campaign website says she is president of the Colorado Alliance of Black School Educators, a past vice president of the Harrison School District Two school board, founder of the nonprofit Be You-Be U and owner of a clothing boutique. It lists a doctorate in management.
State representative for District 17, covering part of El Paso County
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Committee To Elect Regina English For Colorado House $19,212.00 from 71 contributions, December 16, 2024 to September 12, 2026 Spent $17,350.63 in 131 expenditures
Laura Martin's campaign website says she owns Event Excellence Consulting, a business that helps nonprofit organizations run fundraising events. It says she built a career in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles in her twenties and describes southeast Colorado Springs as her community.
Owns Event Excellence Consulting, which runs fundraising events for nonprofits
John Michael Angle's Personal Financial Disclosure gives Dark Wolf Solutions as his source of income and lists him as associated with Digital Bloodhound, a business it describes as a Space Force contract. He ran for the Colorado Senate, District 12, in 2024, a race Democrat Marc Snyder won.
Sherrea Sterling's Personal Financial Disclosure lists Sterling Styles Living, a real estate business, as a business she and her spouse are associated with.
Associated, with her spouse, with Sterling Styles Living, which her filing gives as a real estate business
Personal Financial Disclosure
The money
Sterling For Hd17 $105.00 from 2 contributions, September 11, 2026 to September 11, 2026 Spent $105.00 in 1 expenditures
