Senate District 9

 Terri Carver, former state representative 2017-2022 representing District 20.  Endorsed by Mr. Paul Lundeen.

Key platform issues:  Crime, housing and business affordability, parental rights. 

Website is:  https://www.terricarver.org.  Good info on her bills and positions there.

Want to meet Terri and ask questions?  Next opportunity to meet Terri.

Townhalls:

Wed, Sept 30 (all constituent issues)

6:30-8p via Zoom

email carverforcolorado-mal@outlook.com

Oct 15

4:30pm - 6pm, in person

21C Library - ENT Room, 1175 Chapel Hills Dr

Oct 21 

5pm - 6:30pm, in person

Mission Coffee, 11641 Ridgeline Drive # 170

Business Roundtables

Thursday, October 1st from 4:30pm - 6pm
New Altitude Coworking & Office Space
6385 Corporate Dr, Suite 200, Colorado Springs CO
Refreshments provided; RSVPs encouraged but not required

Wednesday, October 7th from 1130am - 1pm via Zoom
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4912903976?pwd=9w6YOWey7GbaCHcc9oVoEUCjrHUiHa.1&omn=81206600807
Meeting ID: 491 290 3976
Passcode: Nwr4uU

Join Terri Carver's Town Hall (Senate District 9 candidate) 

Endorsements:

Paul Lundeen, Former District 9 State Senator

Joe Roybal, El Paso County Sheriff

Michael Allen, El Paso County District Attorney

Steve Durham, State Board of Education Member

Dave Donelson, El Paso County City Council D1

Bill Wysong, El Paso County Commissioner D3

Cory Applegate, El Paso County Commissioner D4

Ava Flanell, HD14 Representative

Colorado State Shooting Association

Pikes Peak Fire Firearm Association

Colorado Chamber of Commerce

Colorado Association of REALTORs

Colorado Jewish Action Alliance

Tony Gagliardi, Former CO State Director at National Small Business Assn.

Joe Pelka, Community Leader for the Rockrimmon Library

The Gazette

Colorado Springs Police Protective Association

Colorado State Lodge Fraternal Order of Police

In 1994, Terri was a civilian lawyer for the Air Force Space Command.  Subsequent to that, Terri was a colonel in the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) for the USAF until 2014.   She was first elected in 2014.  In 2018 Terri won the Legislator of the Year Award from the Colorado Association of Realtors and in 2019, was presented with the Women of Excellence Award from the National Foundation for Women Legislators.  Most recently, Terri supported constituents of Senate District 9 by testifying against the city and Mr. Roth in support of the noise issue due to the Ford Amphitheater.  The constituents won the right to bring a law suite and maintained our state statue noise levels.  Terri is HIGHLY aligned with law enforcement and votes to assure that law enforcement agencies have and obtain the information they need to solve cases, to include those of illegal immigrants.  Terri fights against sentence reductions for violent criminals.  Terri supported legislation to mitigate human trafficking--bills that protect victims while prosecuting criminals.  Take a look at the Gazette article she wrote called "Sound of Freedom-A Call to Action."   Terri will be working to protect parental rights, minimize high crime, and work to make Colorado affordable for private citizens and businesses.  Terri has a keen interest in solving the issues that are driving businesses from our state.  She is pro-life, pro 2nd amendment and voted "yes" on bills that support protecting election integrity.

Terri demonstrates a solid record of support for bills in support of Colorado conservative values and the contractual/legal experience to amend bills that do not.  Terri is an absolute warrior and fighter for our state which is demonstrated by the bills she ran, modified, and passed.  Terri's website will depict those bills she supported on a number of issues such as sex trafficking, anti-policing, election integrity.  Her website outlines the many awards and endorsements she has earned.  See key bills:

HB17-1172 for Mandating prison sentences for child sex traffickers

SB21-190 to establish the nation's most stringent & comprehensive data privacy laws

HB16-1197 recognizing military training toward 60+ civilian occupational licenses

Democrat:  William Moses