State Sen. Julie Gonzales Announces Run for Hickenlooper's Seat
Julie Gonzales, a progressive state senator, challenges incumbent John Hickenlooper, criticizing his moderate stance and support for nearly half of Trump's cabinet nominees, ahead of the June 2026 primary.
- State Sen. Julie Gonzales announced her run for the U.S. Senate seat held by incumbent John Hickenlooper.
- Gonzales, 42, is one of the Colorado legislature's most progressive members and has sponsored legislation on housing, immigration, gun control, and abortion rights.
- Gonzales criticized Hickenlooper for voting to confirm Trump cabinet picks and highlighted her goals of universal health care and child care.
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Colorado Democrat Julie Gonzales launches US Senate primary challenge to incumbent John Hickenlooper
Declaring that Colorado “needs a fighter, not a bystander,” state Sen. Julie Gonzales, a Denver Democrat, on Monday launched her long-anticipated primary challenge to U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper.
Colorado state senator launches progressive primary challenge of U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper
State Sen. Julie Gonzales will launch a campaign Monday to unseat U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper in next summer’s Democratic primary, joining a growing roster of challengers seeking to reorient an unsteadied party establishment. Gonzales, who represents north, west and parts of downtown Denver, is one of the legislature’s most progressive members. The fate of her U.S. Senate candidacy will depend on how much the rising tide of Democratic discontent…
State Sen. Julie Gonzales launches primary challenge against Sen. Hickenlooper
Declaring that Colorado “needs a fighter, not a bystander,” state Sen. Julie Gonzales, a Denver Democrat, on Monday launched her long-anticipated primary challenge to U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper.
Democratic state senator launches bid as “insurgent progressive” to unseat Colorado’s John Hickenlooper
Democratic state Sen. Julie Gonzales launched a primary bid Monday to unseat U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper next year, calling herself an “insurgent progressive” in a race that will fuel the increasingly fiery debate in Colorado about how liberal the party should be. “Go-along-to-get-along, poll-tested incrementalist politics have not made Coloradans’ lives better,” Gonzales said in an interview with The Colorado Sun ahead of her campaign launch. …
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