Primary: June 30, 2026  ·  General: November 3, 2026  ·  Colorado House District 3
Republican for Colorado State House

Rebecca
Winegar.

for Colorado House District 3

Denver · Littleton · Englewood · Sheridan · Cherry Hills · Aurora

A common-sense Republican fighting for safer streets, lower taxes, better schools, and a Colorado that works for everyone — not just the politically connected.

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Colorado Deserves Better

The Numbers
Don't Lie.

Under one-party rule at the State Capitol, Colorado families are paying more, feeling less safe, and watching the legislature spend money it doesn't have.

$1.2B
State Budget
Shortfall
40%
Property Tax Increase
Since 2023
12%
Annual Medicaid
Growth
#47
Colorado's National
Crime Ranking
Rebecca Winegar, Republican candidate for Colorado House District 3
Rebecca Winegar
About the Candidate

A Neighbor, a Mother,
a Fighter for HD-3.

I believe Colorado deserves leaders who put residents first — not partisan agendas driven by special interests at the State Capitol.

I'm a medical/legal professional and longtime Englewood resident. For the past eleven years, I've raised my family to know and serve Jesus Christ while staying actively involved in community and local outreach across House District 3.

When I'm not working, I dedicate my time to advocating for parental rights and for pre-born children — both at the State Capitol and outside Planned Parenthood. I don't just talk about these issues. I show up for them.

I'm running because I'm passionate about lowering the cost of living for Coloradans, ensuring public safety, and protecting children. HD-3 families deserve someone who will fight for them at the Capitol — and that's what I will do.

Home
Englewood, CO
Years in District
11+ Years
Profession
Medical & Legal
Party
Republican
Where I Stand

The Issues That Matter.

I'm focused on the issues Colorado families talk about at the dinner table — not the issues politicians talk about on Twitter. Here's where I stand, plainly.

01

Public Safety & Crime

Colorado's crime rate remains among the worst in the nation. I will fight to fund police, oppose soft-on-crime policies, support prosecution of repeat offenders, and ensure every neighborhood is safe to walk, work, and raise a family.

02

Property Taxes & Cost of Living

Property taxes in Colorado have jumped up to 40% since 2023. The legislature's so-called "relief" measures were temporary gimmicks that expired. I will fight for permanent, meaningful property tax relief — not election-year band-aids that disappear after you vote.

03

Homelessness & Accountability

Colorado ranks in the top 10 nationally for homelessness — yet billions have been spent with the crisis only growing. Research shows addiction and mental illness are the root causes. I support treatment-first approaches, enforcement of public-order laws, and third-party audits of every dollar spent.

04

Immigration & Rule of Law

Denver's sanctuary city policies have shielded violent offenders, obstructed federal law enforcement, and cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. I will fight to repeal sanctuary protections and restore full cooperation between Denver law enforcement and ICE.

05

Education & Parental Rights

Parents — not bureaucrats — should decide what's best for their children. I support school choice, curriculum transparency, and parental notification policies. Every child deserves access to a quality education, regardless of zip code.

06

Protecting Our Neighborhoods

The state legislature passed HB 26-1001, allowing three-story apartment buildings in single-family neighborhoods with no public input. The HOME Act would let developers bypass local zoning entirely. I will oppose state overreach into local land use and defend your right to have a say in what gets built next door.

Rebecca Winegar at the Englewood light rail station
Why This Race Matters

House District 3 Needs
a Voice.

HD-3 covers Denver, Littleton, Englewood, Sheridan, Cherry Hills and Aurora — neighborhoods filled with working families, small business owners, and longtime residents who feel unheard at the State Capitol.

This seat has been held by Democrats for years, and the result is clear: higher taxes, less safety, and policies that prioritize ideology over common sense. Every vote matters — especially here, where showing up changes the math.

Primary Election
June 30, 2026
General Election
Nov. 3, 2026
Voter Resources

Frequently Asked Questions.

Common questions from HD-3 voters about districts, registration, and the 2026 election. Have a question that isn't answered here? Email Rebecca directly.

To find this information, visit GoVoteColorado.gov and select “Find My Registration.”

You can also contact your local county clerk and recorder for assistance.