I am honored to have earned the trust and confidence of these people and organizations. We will work together to solve problems in House District 17, OUR community. Please vote for me this November 8th.
The Gazette Editorial Board writes, "Seldom do voters have a chance to elect someone as dynamic and impassioned about our community as Rachel Stovall in House District 17. A musician, singer, event organizer, business owner, former Gazette columnist and multifaceted community activist, Stovall has a long track record of personally helping people work through problems. Know of an unfair eviction? It’s Stovall to the rescue. Unsafe living conditions in a rundown rental? Stovall tries to fix it. Families in need of food and people enduring all assortments of injustice can count on Stovall to find a solution. A liberal-turned-conservative, Stovall brings heart and compassion to a Republican Party desperately in need of it. Her primary issues include: increasing the supply of affordable housing; sustained economic growth to benefit all households; improvements to roads, bridges and other public infrastructure; and educational reforms that improve academic outcomes for children of all backgrounds.
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce has endorsed state legislative candidates for the November 2022 General Election. For House District 17, it chose Rachel Stovall. Candidates were endorsed after thorough interviews and vetting by the Colorado Chamber’s Political Action Committee Board. The vetting included a detailed analyses of candidates’ campaigns, fundraising, legislative districts, and voter performance and history. The endorsements include open seats and incumbents across the political spectrum.
Delia Busby-Armstrong
Colorado Springs Human Rights Commission
Honorable Lois Landgraf
Former State Representative
Pastor John Brannon
Pastor and Community Leader
Longinos Gonzalez, Jr
County Commissioner District 4 & Veteran
Wayne Williams
Colorado Springs City Council
Frank Sinclair
Co-founder Black Business Network & Entrepreneur
Honorable John Suthers, Mayor, Colorado Springs
Honorable Larry Liston, Colorado State Senator
Honorable Terri Carver, State Representative and Veteran
Honorable Andy Pico, State Representative and Veteran
Stan VanderWerf, County Commissioner District 3 and Veteran
Michael Allen, District Attorney, 5th Judicial District
Cory Applegate, Fountain City Councilman
Honorable Kit Roupe, former State Representative and Veteran
Honorable Darryl Glenn, former Commissioner, Colorado Springs City Councilman, and Veteran
Honorable Theresa Null, former School District 11 School Board and Veteran
Tony Gioia, Local Realtor and Veteran
Juandriqua Davis, Local Realtor and Advocate
Carrie Barnhill, Local Business owner and Veteran
Marti Hartman, Conservation activist
Karen Murray Cibula, Local Non-profit president
Debra Hendrix, Local Charter school CEO & President, former Harrison District 2 School Board President
Rosa Lewis, Chemical Surety Specialist
Gaspar and Becky Martinez, Local Latino community supporters
Mary Elizabeth Fabian, Local Business owner
Antonio Cole, Pastor and Veteran
Robert Posch, Jr, Local Business owner
Carmel O’Sullivan Local Business owner
Sandra Foote, Retired Nurse and Advocate
James Baldick III, Local Business owner
Dede Laugesen, Local Non-profit CEO
Yolanda Garcia, Insurance broker
Joe Uveges, Musician