Steve Yurash
- Occupation
- Retired (38 years in the computer chip industry); founder of the Colorado Center Party
- Lives in
- Fort Collins
What this job does
One of 65 state representatives in the Colorado General Assembly, which writes state laws and passes the yearly state budget (the "Long Bill") in a session of up to 120 days. A term is two years, four in a row at most. source: en.wikipedia.org
Background
- Lives in Fort Collins; moved there from Palo Alto, California, in 2003. source: home.forwardparty.com
- Worked 38 years in the computer chip industry before retiring in 2021. source: home.forwardparty.com
- Founded the Colorado Center Party in 2021. source: home.forwardparty.com
- Has served on the Larimer County Board of Health and the Fort Collins Electric Board. source: home.forwardparty.com
- Ran for U.S. House in Colorado's 2nd District in 2022 (Center Party). source: koanewsradio.iheart.com
In their own words
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- Governance directed by data and science source: home.forwardparty.com
- Fiscal prudence with taxpayer money source: home.forwardparty.com
- Reduce the influence of party elites in the two-party system source: home.forwardparty.com
- Support Colorado's Ranked Choice Voting initiative source: home.forwardparty.com
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