Barb Kirkmeyer

Hispanics For Kirkmeyer Coalition Launches

Sep 26, 2022

Hispanic Voters Embrace Kirkmeyer’s Colorado Tough Message and Proven Record of Fighting for Working Class Families 

(BRIGHTON, CO) – KirkmeyerforCongress.com today announced the launch of Hispanics for Kirkmeyer, a coalition of Hispanics who will work to promote the Kirkmeyer campaign within the district. Members will use social media, email, and grassroots walks, phones, and texts to campaign on behalf of Barb Kirkmeyer.


“Colorado Tough Barb Kirkmeyer, with her proven record of advocacy for Colorado’s energy, agriculture, and working-class interests, is the perfect fit for 8th Congressional District Hispanics,” stated Hispanics for Kirkmeyer Co-Chair and Federal Heights Mayor Linda Montoya.


“I’ve known Barb Kirkmeyer for more than 12 years, and she has always been a strong supporter of education choice and opportunity,” added Maria Weese, coalition co-chair. “Education choice is a big issue for Hispanic families. It’s the civil rights issue of our era. Underprivileged kids should not be trapped in underperforming schools. Voters have a clear choice this fall. Only Barb stands for school choice and opportunity.”


“At nearly 40% of the population of the new 8th Congressional District, Hispanics will be a pivotal constituency in the new CD 8,” stated Kirkmeyer. “I am grateful for the support of so many Hispanic leaders and community members. Just as importantly, I look forward to their advice and counsel, should I be honored to represent the new district. I will be a vigorous advocate for the interests of Colorado’s Hispanic families in Congress.”


The initial membership of the Hispanics for Kirkmeyer coalition follows:


Hon. Linda S. Montoya, Co-Chair (Mayor, Federal Heights)
Maria Weese, Co-Chair

 

Hon. Carlos Barron (Councilman, Ft. Lupton)

Hon. Andy Martinez (Mayor, La Salle)

Hon. Steve Moreno (Comm, Weld County)

Leonel Acevedo
Leonard Adame
Valdamar Archuletta
Andrea Batalla

Hon. Mark Clark (Mayor, Evans)
Hon. Beth Martinez Humenik (former St Sen)

Hon. Adrienne Sandoval (Mayor, Platteville)

Lourdes Acevedo
Diana Andrade
Tracy Bachicha
Briana Carleton

Felix Dias

Anthony Espinoza

Daniela Reyes Fawcett

NaSeana Flores

Mark Garcia

Carlos Gomez

Ryan Gonzalez

Thomas Holton

Rob Knuth

Gilbert Marin

Margie Martinez

Nico Martinez

Sara Mondragon

Alex Olivares

Marc Reyes
Lou Rivera
Isaac Rodriguez

Mailyn Salabarria

David Silva

Eddie Sisneros

Floyd Trujillo
Gil Vazquez

Vanessa Dominguez

Valerie Espinoza

John Flores

Elizabeth Garcia

Manual D. Garza

Kasi Gomez

Judy Griego

Braulio Huizer

Elisa Kunkel

Abel Martinez

Martin Martinez

Sonia Menindez

Zachary Montoya

Ana Gladis Pineda

Hunter Rivera

Briana Rodriguez

Alicia Rotherham

Lori Garcia Sanders

Chris Sisneros

Tony Trevino

Rod Valdez

Adriana Villalba

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