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Jacki Marsh

Education

  • Coursework in early childhood education, park management and medical assisting at West Valley College and Monterey Peninsula College

Professional Experience

  • Mayor, City of Loveland, Colorado, 2017 - 2025

  • Owner, Rabbask Designs

  • Early Childhood Teacher for the Department of Social Services

  • Bookkeeper for a dental clinic

  • Trade Show Marketing Manager

  • Purchasing Manager and a Purchasing Director for an international software company

  • General Manager for a large home services provider, overseeing operations and workforce leadership

Community Involvement

  • Board Member, Platte River Power Authority, 8 years

  • Supporter, KidsPak

Reason for Running

“My values are the foundation for everything that I do.


The paramount duty of elected officials is advocacy. We are summoned to act as representatives for each individual within our community.


If elected to represent HD51 in the Colorado State House, I pledged to be your steadfast advocate. Whether you are a small or large business owner, a resident with a fixed or limited income, or a recent addition to our district, your concerns hold significance. I am dedicated to hearing your voice and tirelessly working on your behalf at all times.


Transparency is essential for building trust and ensuring dependable governance. If elected to the legislature, I will consistently fight for your entitlement to be informed, to gain insights, and to shape the direction of our community’s administration.


As the Peoples’ Representative, the people are my top priority. I will listen to your needs, your concerns, and your desires for the direction of our city. In every decision, I will ask, 'What is best for the people of HD51?'“

Policy Positions

Affordable Housing:

  • I will fight for affordable housing in our communities. Seniors deserve the security and dignity of aging in place, while young families should be able to afford to put down roots and build their futures here.

  • Metro districts end up as taxation without representation for homeowners.  Metro district taxes increase each time property taxes increase, making home ownership less and less affordable. I will support legislation to continue to further reform and support transparency for homebuyers.

Quality of Life:

  • I will celebrate and advocate for our district’s beautiful landscapes, our resources, our artistic, creative & innovative talent, and our friendly culture.

  • Without affordable and equitable access to healthcare, preventable illness, financial stress, and unequal outcomes continue to undermine our shared quality of life. Tying healthcare access to employment, marital status, or income is costing us all more, with measurably worse outcomes, than if we invest in universal coverage.

  • Clean air and water are vital to our quality of life. I sat on the board of the Platte River Power Authority and have worked on reliable, cost effective and efficient solutions to provide as much renewable energy as possible to meet our goal of 100% carbon-free production by 2030.

  • Supporting unhoused populations is essential. Prioritizing compassion, action, safety, and bolstering pathways to stability for those experiencing homelessness will make our communities safer and more secure. I am committed to focusing on the best outcomes for the individuals and the communities that are impacted by homelessness.

Transportation for the Future:

  • I will support legislation for multimodal transportation, commuter rail in our state, and expanded affordable bus service across the state.

  • Regional airports play a critical role by providing a practical alternative to DIA. The safety of those traveling in our district is my top priority, and I will advocate for the funding needed to build a new air traffic control tower and restore commercial air service to Northern Colorado.

Keeping Healthcare Within Reach for Every Colorado Family:

  • Affordable, equitable healthcare means ensuring that families can see a doctor, fill a prescription, or access mental health services without facing financial hardship. It requires smart policy solutions that lower out-of-pocket costs, expand provider networks, and increase transparency.

  • When we invest in preventative care, reproductive healthcare, community health infrastructure, and a Health Care For All model in Colorado, we protect working families, children, and seniors from escalating premiums from a one-sided insurance industry. I believe together we can build a healthier, more resilient Colorado.

Funding Education for the Next Generation: Investing in Education:

  • Colorado ranks 50th in teacher wage competitiveness and 39th in graduation rates. This is unacceptable.

  • Public education in Colorado is influenced by local development decisions, including through Urban Renewal Authorities (URAs), which can divert future property tax revenue away from school districts. In many cases, school districts and the broader community do not have an equal seat at the table when these funding decisions are made. I will support legislation that will give school districts an equal seat at the table when it comes to allocating funding.

Endorsements

Jacki Marsh has been endorsed by dozens of Colorado leaders, elected officials, and organizations, including: 


Current and Former Elected Officials:

  • Congressman Joe Neguse

  • Congressman Jason Crow

  • Senator John Hickenlooper

  • Representative Andy Boesenecker, Colorado House District 53

  • Representative Yara Zokaie

  • Representative Junie Joseph

  • Representative Javier Mabrey

  • Representative Cathy Kipp

  • Speaker of the Colorado House, Representative Julie McCluskie

  • Senator Katie Wallace

  • Jody Shadduck-McNally, Larimer County Commissioner District 3

Organizations:

  • AFT Colorado

  • Thompson Education Association

  • AFSCME

  • Western States Carpenters

  • Colorado Professional Firefighters

  • Colorado AFL-CIO

  • SMART, Local Union 9 Sheet Metal Workers

  • NASW Colorado

  • SEIU Colorado

  • CSCEW, Colorado State Conference of Electrical Workers

  • Working Families Party

  • Colorado Ceasefire

  • Committee to Protect Healthcare

  • One Colorado

  • Rocky Mountain Equality Action Fund

  • Center for Freethought Equality

  • Colorado Nurses Association

  • Conservation Colorado

For a completely list of endorsements, please visit: https://jackiforcolorado.net/endorsements/

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