Team,

In outpourings of support, thousands of supporters have joined us and so many have reached out from across our state, offering to help, and explaining their “why.”

From Pagosa Springs, we heard how we helped with access to propane fuel to heat their homes in the winter. From Grand Junction, we heard about our work securing over $25 million of support for the Rocky Mountain Health Foundation. From northeast Colorado, we heard about our work on the opioid crisis. Coloradans shared one story after the other about us working together and making a difference in people’s lives.

In a very memorable exchange that captures my commitment to showing up everywhere, Rick Klein, a friend and former City Manager for La Junta once told a room of community leaders: “Phil, I thought you just cared about us, but you care about the whole state.”

Let me share one more story, from the Conejos County Citizen on our work in the San Luis Valley:

“Weiser is a familiar name (and face) in the San Luis Valley, having made multiple trips to the area since first assuming office. Meeting with farmers and ranchers to discuss collaboration in addressing water scarcity, holding listening sessions on mental health issues in rural communities, working with Alamosa County Commissioner Laske and others on the allocation of funds awarded as part of opioid settlements he helped to obtain. He attended the opening of Hope in the Valley Treatment Center, providing oversight of the District Attorney’s office in the San Luis Valley both during and after Alonzo Payne served as DA.”

That’s my commitment to Colorado – to show up, to listen, and to work tirelessly to get results. That’s why I want to serve as Governor. If you can support my race with a donation today, I would be so grateful:

Thanks for being on this team,

Phil