Tom Kim is the grandson of immigrants from Korea. He is a husband, father, and small business owner. As a small business owner, Tom specializes in turning around struggling companies to help them improve their performance so they save jobs, build prosperity, and create opportunity for others. Tom's expertise in turning around struggling businesses will help with turning around our state.

Tom is running for Senate District 27 because as a father of two girls he is saddened the quality of life in Colorado has diminished. Crime and violent crime are the highest they've been in 20 years. Inflation is the highest it's been in 40 years. Gas prices are on the rise. Parents are being denied a voice in their children’s education. We have been seeing opportunity dwindle right in front of us. Tom will make sure law enforcement has the resources they need to keep us safe, fight to reduce taxes and fees to ease the burden of inflation the government has caused, and encourage parental involvement in schools while streamlining education funding to reach the classrooms NOT the administration. 

Learn more and contribute to Tom's race by visiting his website.

Colorado GOP files complaint against Polis over governor's letter touting TABOR refund

Calling the move a "political stunt," state GOP chair Kristi Burton Brown said in a statement that the governor's message describing the checks — $750 for individual taxpayers and $1,500 for joint filers — "is indistinguishable from a campaign mailer" from Polis, who is running for reelection this year.
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Burton Brown and other Republicans have been crying foul for months over Polis and Democrats taking credit for the refund program after trying to repeal the TABOR provisions that require the state to refund surplus revenue, including with Proposition CC, a failed 2019 statewide ballot measure.

“Jared Polis is blatantly using taxpayer dollars to help himself get re-elected," Burton Brown said in a statement, noting that Polis and other Democrats now celebrating the program "fought to kill and undermine TABOR, but now they are using its benefits to lie to voters."

He criticizes Bennet for his record on fentanyl and immigration, and especially on spending. Just last week, Bennet noted gun legislation and an endorsement from Everytown for Gun Safety, environmental priorities and childhood poverty among the work he’s continuing.

“He has been wrong on inflation, wrong on oil and gas, wrong on crime,” O’Dea said. “He has done nothing to help the working American.”

These Colorado Dems Say They’re Running To Help ‘Working Families.’ They Voted for New Taxes Amid Rising Inflation.