My Priorities

 

"I believe leadership is about listening first, serving with integrity, and bringing people together to solve problems that strengthen Colorado for generations to come."

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Making Colorado More Affordable for All

 

Every Coloradan deserves the opportunity to build a secure future. I will work to lower the cost of living, support small businesses, expand workforce opportunities, increase access to affordable housing, and promote responsible fiscal policies that help families keep more of what they earn.

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Investing in Colorado's Future

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Colorado's future depends on smart investments that strengthen our communities while supporting responsible growth. I will advocate for modern infrastructure, reliable transportation, water infrastructure, broadband expansion, workforce development, public safety, and economic opportunities that prepare our state for the future.

 

Protecting Colorado's Land and Water

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Colorado's land and water are among our state's greatest treasures. We can protect our natural resources while encouraging responsible growth. I will support water conservation, agriculture, wildfire mitigation, responsible land management, and policies that preserve Colorado's outdoor heritage for future generations.

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Meet Michelle

 

Michelle Tweed is a Colorado native, U.S. Navy veteran, doctoral candidate, and community advocate dedicated to serving the people of House District 21. Raised in Security-Widefield, she developed a deep appreciation for Colorado's military community, agricultural heritage, natural resources, and the values of hard work, service, and neighbor helping neighbor.​After graduating from Mesa Ridge High School, Michelle proudly served in the United States Navy as an Aviation Ordnanceman (AO), Honor Guard member, and In-Port Security Force watch stander.

 

Following her military service, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, a Master of Science in Management with a concentration in Homeland Security and is currently completing her Ph.D. in Health Psychology.​ Michelle has continued her commitment to public service by volunteering with Colorado's Fourth Judicial District as a Volunteer Probation Officer and with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, supporting veterans and strengthening community partnerships.

 

Personal experience has strengthened Michelle's passion for public service. After losing both of her parents, she witnessed firsthand the challenges families face while navigating healthcare, caregiving, and loss. Those experiences inspired her commitment to improving healthcare access, supporting caregivers, and ensuring Colorado families have the resources they need during life's most difficult moments.

 

Michelle believes leadership should be grounded in integrity, accountability, transparency, and service. She is committed to making Colorado more affordable, investing in Colorado's future, protecting Colorado's land and water, supporting veterans and military families, strengthening small businesses, and ensuring every voice in House District 21 is heard.

 

Her campaign is built on one simple belief

Together We Succeed. Vote Tweed.

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