Colorado State Senate District 29

Rhonda Fields has ushered in new laws to grow Colorado’s economy, and protect the environment, as well as the rights of veterans, women, the undeserved and homeless. As a champion of public education, she helped secure nearly $500 million in funding for K-12 programs – helping to reduce school truancy, and recruit more teachers. Fields is the founder of the Fields Wolfe Memorial Fund, a nonprofit in memory of her son and his fiancé, whose murders led her to enter politics. She retired from United Airlines and holds a master’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado.