Paul Kohlhoff spent 34 years with the U.S. Department of Defense, managing mapping, logistics and contractor operations, after earning a degree in cartography from the University of Maryland, according to his campaign website. He and his wife moved to Colorado after he retired, to be closer to their sons.
Spent 34 years with the U.S. Department of Defense, managing mapping, logistics and contractor operations
William Lindstedt's campaign website says he represents Senate District 25, which covers Broomfield, Westminster and Northglenn. He served in the Colorado House of Representatives for District 33 and was re-elected in 2024. His website says he chaired the House Finance Committee and the Legislative Audit Committee, served on the Broomfield City Council and the Denver Regional Council of Governments board, and holds degrees from the University of Colorado Denver.
Former member of the Broomfield City Council; chaired the Broomfield Transportation Forum; a board director of the Denver Regional Council of Governments
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.
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.
Mark Philip Bromley is self-employed through MPB Enterprises; his 2025 personal financial disclosure lists his work as "Art, Author, Poet, Electrician, Activist." He ran for the Colorado House of Representatives, District 34, as a Republican in 2020 and as an unaffiliated candidate in 2024.
2020
Ran for the Colorado House of Representatives, District 34
