for Colorado GOP Chair

Rebuilding and uniting the Colorado Republican Party around liberty, election integrity, and a human count the public can see
James is a fifth-generation Colorado native, born in Colorado Springs in 1993. After 15 years living with his family in the former Soviet Union, he returned to Pueblo, graduated from Pueblo County High School in 2011, and later earned a Management and Marketing degree and an MBA from CSU-Pueblo. He also studied computer science and biology at CU Boulder.
He has worked in technology, finance, and marketing, including a financial-services practice and a business consulting agency. He served as Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Colorado in 2024 and 2025, then switched to the Republican Party in December 2025.
In 2026 he was the Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State and conceded on November 3. He is now a candidate for Colorado Republican Party Chair, carrying forward the same fight for human sovereignty over elections: humans count the vote, in public, on paper.
Home: Colorado Springs born; raised in part abroad; returned to Pueblo
Education: Pueblo County High School, 2011; Management & Marketing and MBA, CSU-Pueblo; studies at CU Boulder
Work: Technology, finance, and marketing
2026 race: Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State; conceded November 3, 2026
Now: Candidate for Colorado Republican Party Chair

Prioritize the concrete issues that decide Colorado races: housing supply and cost of living, energy affordability and reliability, education outcomes and parental choice, public safety, and election administration voters can verify. Resist national purity tests that cost seats in competitive districts.

Cut waste, end government-business collusion, lower taxes, and less red tape. Defend energy and resource development, expand school choice, and oppose corporate welfare, regulatory capture, and subsidies that raise costs for everyone else.

Transparent, rules-based administration; measurable fundraising and candidate support; rapid containment of internal public fights so they stop becoming free advertising for Democrats. Hand-count or process demonstrations where useful, framed as restoring voter confidence.
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