For Unity Party of Colorado State Officers, please see the United Colorado Committee page. Also please note that this is by no means a complete list of the Unity Party of Colorado state membership (which now runs into the 1000s). These are merely more active members who have signed up through the national sign-up form in addition to affiliating with “Unity” as a Colorado voter.
- James Treibert, Adams County Chair
- Rob Corn, Arapahoe County Chair
- Tony Ploughe, Arapahoe County Vice Chair
- Matthew Turner, Boulder County Chair (630) 452-0556
- Kendall Brown, Boulder County Asst Chair
- Jessica Wittmer, Boulder County Asst Vice Chair
- Troy Brekke, Denver County Chair
- Fitz Scott, Denver County Vice Chair
- Paul Zaentz-Lewis, Douglas County Chair
- Brian Halterman, Douglas County Vice Chair (714) 454-4101
- Rebecca Keltie, El Paso County Chair
- Ryan Arthur, El Paso Vice County Chair
- Stephen Babcock, El Paso County Asst. Vice Chair
- Andrew Ross, Jefferson County Chair
- Eddie Lewis, Jefferson County Vice Chair
- David Hicks, Jefferson County Assistant Vice Chair (720) 643-8467
- Aidan King, Larimer County Chair
- Joshua Merriman, Mesa County Chair
- Ray Roman, Pueblo County Chair
- John Clavel, Rio Grande County Chair
- Darren Danke, Yuma County Chair
Hey guys! I love the concept of this party and would like to learn more / get involved. There is a mainstream canidate running on your slogan “Not left, not right, but forward.” His name is Andrew Yang! I wonder if Yang would ever be interested in being a member of this party in the future.
The number how many voters in Colorado so, I got report from state of secretary, election count so as of July 30, at 1.404 million and you report more than 2.00 million, it really off set.
https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/VoterRegNumbers/2020/July/VotersByPartyStatus.pdf
Another question,
What is difference between unity party and independent party.
Mr. Neuman,
Look at the stats on that page more carefully > we’ve never claimed to have millions of voters in Colorado.
Also, I believe you’re referring to “Unaffiliated” voters in Colorado. We’re a full-fledged organization. There are “Independent” parties in numerous States (typically so named to mislead voters intending to not be affiliated with any party), but in Colorado and most other states “Independent” refers to “Unaffiliated” or otherwise-designated voters who have no party affiliation.