The Arapahoe County Democrats are gearing up for a vacancy election to fill the seat of Sen. Iman Jodeh, who moved to the Senate from the House. Three candidates are in the running for District 41, with Aly DeWillis-Marcano, Anne Keke, and Jamie Jackson vying for the position. DeWillis-Marcano, endorsed by prominent figures in the region, is focusing on healthcare, affordable housing, education, and accessibility for those with disabilities. Keke, a Cote d’Ivoire native with a background in criminal justice, is advocating for equitable opportunities for all Coloradans. Jackson, with a strong background in serving the community, is committed to creating meaningful change in the district. The vacancy election will take place on January 23, beginning at 6:30 p.m. with the election portion starting at 7:40. The candidates are all passionate about representing their diverse constituents and addressing the pressing issues facing the community. The race is sure to be a competitive one, with each candidate bringing their unique experiences and priorities to the table. It is a crucial time for the voters in District 41 to come together and make their voices heard in selecting the best candidate to represent them in the state legislature.
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Democratic Party of Arapahoe County to conduct vacancy election for House District 41 seat following Sen. Iman Jodeh’s resignation | Elections
