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Meet Representative Pabon

In 2014 Dan Pabon was elected to his third term in the Colorado State House representing the community he grew up in, Northwest Denver. He is a respected member of the House Leadership and is responsible for a number of signature bills supporting business growth, education and innovation. Representative Pabon has championed innovative and thoughtful  legislation including:

  • First in the nation to legalize ride-sharing services.
  • Allow equity crowdfunding in Colorado.
  • Expanded voting rights.
  • Enhanced consumer protections for senior citizens.
  • Providing equal access to quality education for all Coloradans.
  • Legalizing same sex marriage.
  • Increasing transparency and efficiency in government.

He has served on Appropriations, Finance, Judiciary, Redistricting and Amendment 64 Committees.  Currently he serves on the Finance and Business Affairs Committees and serves as Speaker Pro Tempore of the House.

Representative Pabon has been recognized as a rising star by MSNBC, received the People’s Choice Legislator Award from Colorado Law Week, named a Rising Star by Colorado Super Lawyer magazine, awarded Democrat of the Year by the Denver Democratic Party, and he was invited to be a member of President Barack Obama’s transition team in 2008.

Representative Pabon is a graduate of the University of Colorado, where he received his degree in mechanical engineering and later his law degree. He and his wife Heather have three children, Maria, Arica and Alec.

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Absolutely agree with the preceding three comments. Mark Kieft just about took the words out of my mouth. All Obama brought us was more war mongering and more obstruction to universal health care. The Nobel committee already disgraced itself by giving him the Peace Prize. He deserves nothing but an honest evaluation of his presidency - something which has so far not seen the light of day.

SHO MO | COMMENTED 2018-04-22 12:50:59 -0600 Tweet

Do not name the highway after Obama. Perhaps a garbage dump in need of a name?

JOHN SCHUBERT | COMMENTED 2018-04-19 22:24:23 -0600 Tweet

I agree with the sentiments of others who have posted on your website earlier today. DO NOT rename Interstate 25 after ANY political figure, and DO NOT waste taxpayer money on signage in connection with the same. If you don’t any have more pressing issues to address than this, you shouldn’t be representing the people of Colorado!

ANONYMOUS | COMMENTED 2018-04-19 21:40:23 -0600 Tweet

Do not rename I-25 after any political figure. Don’t you have more important business to address than crap like this.