1. Rhonda Fields was the first African American woman elected in State House District 42, as well as the first Speaker pro Tempore.
11 Facts About Rhonda Fields
1. 2.
Rhonda Fields serves on numerous boards, including the Safe 2 Tell Advisory Board and Voices of Victims.
3.
Rhonda Fields is retired from United Airlines after 28 years of dedicated employment.
4.
Rhonda Fields holds a Master's Degree from the University of Northern Colorado.
5.
Rhonda Fields was elected to the Colorado State House three times, in 2010,2012, and 2014.
6.
Rhonda Fields entered with the support of then-State House Speaker Terrance Carroll, incumbent Karen Middleton and she was nominated by the committee on the first ballot.
7.
Rhonda Fields went on to win the District 42 seat, defeating Republican Sally Mounier.
Related searches
Terrance Carroll 8.
On July 19,2023, Rhonda Fields, term-limited at the end of her current term, announced that she was running for the office of Arapahoe County commissioner, District 5.
9.
Rhonda Fields successfully sponsored nine bills and two joint resolutions in her first legislative session.
10.
Rhonda Fields led legislation to authorize the Public Utilities Commission to create a tiered electricity rate for customers with medical conditions.
11.
In 2023, Rhonda Fields supported legislation that would ban assault weapons.