Crisanta Duran

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Duran earned her B.A. in public policy and Spanish from the University of Denver and her J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law. Her professional experience includes working as a legal counsel for United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7, working as an executive assistant for Family Star, serving as a fellow for Alex Martinez of the Colorado Supreme Court, and working as the political director for Senator Mark Udall's United States Senate campaign in 2008.[2]

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Duran's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[12]

Job Creation

Excerpt: "Successful job growth depends on ensuring that Colorado has a fair and reasonable tax structure, affordable housing, access to quality healthcare that drives down high costs, convenient and efficient transportation and a strong education system."

Corporate Accountability and Fiscal Responsibility

Excerpt: "I will work to keep state government and those who benefit from your tax dollars accountable by consolidating duplicate programs and demanding results to the policy issues that face us."

Local Business Development and Growth

Excerpt: "I believe we must support local companies during this economic downturn and make it easier to start a small business."

New Energy Economy

Excerpt: "As jobs are created in the renewable energy sector, we must ensure there is a plan for continued job growth in the industry."

Stabilize Colorado's Budget

Excerpt: "Evaluate increasing revenue through corporate taxes but not for working class families in this tough economy."