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Colorado Senate District 6
Colorado's District 6 covers Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel, Dolores, San Juan, Montezuma, La Plata, Archuleta, Mineral, Saguache, Rio Grande, Alamosa, Conejos, and Costilla counties.
Vivian's Platform
Vivian on ....
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Indigenous Rights
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Immigration
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Agriculture
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Labor and Unions
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Taxes
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Abortion
Vivian on Education
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Vivian seeks to fully fund education while working to refocus the system onto the children it should be serving and away from the corporate and administrative systems it serves today.
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Vivian sees the stressors that crush our children’s self-esteem as a major contributor to the waves of senseless school violence. Vivian will work tirelessly to help kids find a lifelong love of learning that serves them and makes them appreciate their talents and celebrate them, rather than brood over their failures or perceived shortcomings.
Vivian on Housing
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Vivian is committed to working with legislators, the Governor, and local municipalities to find genuine solutions that serve to strengthen our communities by ensuring we build enough housing to serve Coloradoans at all income levels.
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This means opening up opportunities for building more multi-family housing units and tenant owned mobile home parks while finding ways to reduce the impact of property taxes.
Vivian on Rural Healthcare
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Vivian is committed to supporting all efforts that will strengthen the quality and availability of quality healthcare in Southwest Colorado.
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Strengthening Rural Healthcare includes mental health, behavioral health, substance abuse, reproductive health and all healthcare needs.
Vivian's Endorsements
Ever wonder how candidates get endorsed? Organizations like the Emily's List and American Federation of Teacher grill the candidates on their positions. The organizations dig into the candidates' backgrounds and ask them tough questions to determine if they believe that the candidate will help or hinder the goals of the organization. When they give their endorsements, they are saying they have done the research and they believe the candidate will help advance their goals. Vivian has earned the endorsements of multiple labor unions, civil rights groups, and reproductive health organizations. She had convinced these groups that she will not sell out. When she gets to Denver she will advocate for the working people of southwestern Colorado and the San Luis Valley.
