A three-vote district, a 30-year teacher, and the case Jill Haffley is making to HD16
By Shaina Cole | Contributing Writer, Rocky Mountain Voice
Jill Haffley knocks on thousands of doors, and she has noticed that almost nobody wants to argue about politics on their own porch.
"Most people aren't interested in having a partisan argument on their front porch," she said. "They want to know whether they can afford groceries, utilities, insurance, and housing. They want safe neighborhoods and good schools. They want government to make sense with minimal interference in their daily lives."
That is the pitch Haffley, a Republican and a retired 30-year classroom teacher, is carrying into one of the most closely divided legislative districts in Colorado. House District 16, which includes part of Colorado Springs, was decided by three votes in 2024, when Republican Rebec...
