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State Representative - District 60

Office
State House of Representatives, District 60
On the ballot
2
The people on the ballot01
KG
Kathryn Kester Green
Democrat

Kathryn Kester Green's 2022 campaign website said she interned in the Colorado House after graduating from the University of Colorado, worked at Denver's Legal Aid office, earned paralegal certifications at a Denver law firm and worked for Chevron and Martin Marietta. It said she bought a home in Florence in 2021. She ran for the Colorado House of Representatives, District 60, in 2022 and 2024.

An intern in the Colorado House for two years after graduating; also worked at Denver's Legal Aid office
2022, 2024
Ran for the Colorado House of Representatives, District 60
Earned paralegal certifications at a Denver law firm; worked in Chevron's Denver corporate offices and Martin Marietta's government property management organization
University of Colorado
2021
Bought a home in Florence, in Fremont County
The money
Green-Hd60 (Kathryn Green For Colorado House District 60)
$700.00 from 3 contributions, April 20, 2026 to July 18, 2026
Spent $958.22 in 15 expenditures
Matt Alexander
Matt Alexander
Republican

Matt Alexander's Personal Financial Disclosure lists him as self-employed and as a director on the Canon City Schools board of education, an uncompensated position.

Self-employed
Personal Financial Disclosure
A director on the Canon City Schools board of education, uncompensated
Personal Financial Disclosure
The money
Alexander For Colorado
$20,115.66 from 149 contributions, October 29, 2025 to September 16, 2026
Spent $16,551.99 in 105 expenditures
The money02
Green-Hd60 (Kathryn Green For Colorado House District 60)
Kathryn Kester Green · $700.00 from 3 contributions, April 20, 2026 to July 18, 2026 · Spent $958.22 in 15 expenditures
Alexander For Colorado
Matt Alexander · $20,115.66 from 149 contributions, October 29, 2025 to September 16, 2026 · Spent $16,551.99 in 105 expenditures
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