COLORADO REPUBLICAN PARTY OFFICERS
Rep. Dave Williams
State Party Chairman
As a State Representative, Dave has been the leading conservative fighter in the state house against radical Democrats and establishment RINO’s. He is 100% pro-life, 100% pro-second Amendment, has never voted for a tax or spending increase, and believes corrupt establishment politicians in both parties are to blame for the mess our country is in.
Priscilla Rahn
State Party Vice-Chair
Priscilla Rahn is the Vice Chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, an educator, small business entrepreneur and Douglas County Planning Commissioner. Her father served in the army and is a Vietnam War Veteran and her mother is an immigrant from Seoul, S. Korea and Korean Martial Arts Masters Hall of Fame inductee.
Tom Bjorklund
State Party Treasurer
om Bjorklund, a graduate of Northern Arizona University – BSBA-Finance, served as treasurer for multiple political campaigns, and is currently the CEO of Tactical Data Solutions, a company focused on data outreach for political campaigns including financial and reporting data. Moreover, he has had 19 years of experience in several roles including campaign manager, treasurer, strategist and data consultant. Tom enjoys shooting sports, fishing, riding his motorcycles, his family of 2 kids, his spouse of 29 years, and his dogs.
Vera Ortegon
RNC National Committeewoman
Colorado GOP National Committeewoman Vera Ortegon is a longtime leader in the Colorado Republican Party. In 2014, Mike Kopp, GOP Colorado gubernatorial candidate, chose her as his Lieutenant Governor candidate. In 2012, she was one of the nine GOP Presidential Electors for the State of Colorado.
Randy Corporan
RNC National Committeeman
Randy Corporon is a native of Denver, Colorado with an unusual journey. He dropped out of high school at 15 and never went back, left his family home in suburban Chicago in 1977 at the age of 17 to return to Colorado to attend Denver Automotive and Diesel College, and has not been back “home” ever since.
PLATFORM
Our platform outlines our positions on major issues facing Colorado and is meant to communicate Party positions; to instruct local, state, and federal GOP officeholders; and to serve as a basis for crafting strategies for both legislative and civic action.
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BYLAWS
These bylaws govern our organization, the conduct of meetings, and the business of its officers and committees, all Republican State Conventions, and all Republican County Central Committees, to the extent applicable thereto.
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