Janak Joshi

Joshi earned his M.S. in business administration and health care administration from the University of Northern Colorado and his M.D. from Gujarat University in India. His professional experience includes owning a medical/dialysis clinic.[1]

Janak Joshi did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

Campaign website

Joshi’s campaign website stated the following:

Janak Joshi is the only candidate who will fight for your rights properly.

In Washington and Denver, Democrats and supposed "conservative" Republicans are pushing laws and regulations that increase our debt, stifle job creation, and raise taxes. The worst of it all: our traditional family values are under attack. We are already seeing the trickle-down effects of bad policymaking and large government on hard-working families and small businesses. The private sector is the backbone of a sound economy, but it is only in the private sector that jobs have been lost. We are all paying the price for these irresponsible policies.

The proper role of government is to provide for the safety and security of the country and to protect the personal freedoms of individuals.

Jobs & The Economy

Reduced Taxes

100% Pro-Life

Governmental Regulation on Small Business

Greater Energy Development

Health Care Reform

2nd Amendment Rights

Immigration Reform

Traditional Family Values

Protect Seniors

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—Janak Joshi’s campaign website (2024)[3]

Janak Joshi did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2024 Candidate Connection survey.

Joshi's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[4]

Jobs & The Economy

Excerpt: "This is critical to our families' well-being. Employers and entrepreneurs can't move forward with the uncertainties around health care reform, the value of the dollar, increased taxes, and caps on the availability of energy."

Colorado State Budget Deficit

Excerpt: "Require that each state agency analyze its functions and determine which can be contracted out to private industry with a resulting decrease in state full-time employees"

Governmental Regulation of Small Business

Excerpt: "To keep Colorado's economy strong, we should eliminate the personal property tax, stop efforts to require mandatory paid sick leave, toughen standards for claims against the Worker Compensation fund, protect an employees right to a secret vote to join a union, and give business the same free speech rights that unions enjoy in political campaigns."

Energy

Excerpt: "While alternative energy sources are worthwhile pursuing, it's foolish to abandon clean coal, natural gas and nuclear options. The regulation to leave these inexpensive and clean technologies will result in far higher energy prices for everybody. This will affect all consumers, but especially the poor and consumers on a fixed income. "

Health Care Reform

Excerpt: "Health care policies that choose one group over another for care, at the expense of one group over another, are neither fair nor effective. Policies that give government a financial incentive to ration care will, in the long run, benefit the governments budget, not the individual."