Candidate for Colorado House District 5

Justine Sandoval is the Democratic nominee for Colorado House District 5 in Denver. Her campaign site says she spent nearly a decade at NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado, now Cobalt, and led the field program for the 2024 campaign that passed Amendment 79¹.

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• AbortionLegal in most cases up to viability (about 24 weeks)low

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  • Her campaign site says she spent nearly a decade fighting to protect reproductive freedom and led the field program that helped pass Amendment 79 protecting abortion rights in the Colorado Constitution. (2026) source

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