Donald Trump

Candidate for President of the United States

JD Vance

Candidate for Vice President of the United States

Jason Maxey – County Commissioner, District 1

Jason has lived in Weld County for over 33 years, and comes from a dairy farming family that has been in the area just west of Kersey since the mid-1950’s.

He and his beautiful bride have been married for 23 years. They have lived in unincorporated Weld County for over 14 years, raising two children on their small acreage south of Gill.

Jason has been involved in many things over the years, such as volunteering at church, coaching both his kids on multiple sports teams, and participation on various boards and commissions including: Weld County Planning Commission (2009-2015), Weld County Board of Adjustment (2011-2018), Weld County Board of Health (2015-2018), Platte Valley School Board (2013-2017), and SE Weld Chamber of Commerce (2013-2015).

He participated in the Metro North Chamber of Commerce Leadership program, and after graduating became a part of the Leadership Advisory Board and was Chair for two years. Jason was honored to receive the Metro North Chamber’s Leadership Person of the Year award in 2014.

Jason is a recent graduate of the Water Literate Leaders of Northern Colorado class, hosted by the Colorado Water Center (part of Colorado State University).

Jason currently serves as Director for the Weld County Oil & Gas Energy Department, and would like to continue his service to Weld County by earning your vote to become the next Commissioner for District 1.

Barb Kirkmeyer – Senate District 23

As a 4th generation Coloradan who has lived in southern Weld County for over 35 years, Barb Kirkmeyer has a record of delivering results for her community as a State Senator and a Weld County Commissioner. In 2023 alone, in the face of Democrat dominance of the Legislature, Barb passed 49 bills to promote economic and personal freedom and improve Coloradans’ safety. In 2021, she was acknowledged by Colorado Politics as a notable legislator who “debated like a statehouse veteran, not a first-year back bencher.” Barb has gotten more measures passed than any other Republican legislator, including buying down the Budget Stabilization factor to the tune of $180 million, more than five times what Governor Jared Polis proposed in his budget presentation. Colorado Politics called her “a shining star for Coloradans, both in her work on the Joint Budget Committee and her attempt to come up with a win-win on the housing bill.” Senator Kirkmeyer currently serves on the Joint Budget Committee and Appropriations. She previously served on Senate Education, Senate Health and Human Services and Senate Local Government Committees. She was also appointed to the Statutory Revisions Committee, where she served as vice-chair of the Public School Finance Interim Committee, and vice chair of the Early Childhood and School Readiness Interim Committee. As a Weld County Commissioner, Kirkmeyer pursued a strong conservative agenda, leaving Weld County as Colorado’s only large, debt-free county. She also helped coordinate an effort to make Weld County a Second Amendment sanctuary from liberal assaults on gun rights. Barb has previously co-owned and operated a dairy farm, was a small business owner for 15 years, and served in Governor Owens’ cabinet as the acting executive director of the Department of Local Affairs. Kirkmeyer graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in physical education. Both her daughters graduated from Weld County schools and raised their families in southern Weld County. When not involved in legislative related business, Kirkmeyer enjoys volunteering and spending time with her family, including her six grandsons.