13 Facts About Ted Harvey

In 2001, Harvey was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives as a Republican, representing the 43rd House District.

Ted Harvey was one of Colorado's delegates to the 2020 Republican National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, in addition to Republican National Conventions in 2012,2016, and prior election cycles.

Ted Harvey was chair of the Committee to Defeat the President, an anti-Biden super PAC.

Ted Harvey is a native of Colorado Springs, where he attended Air Academy Junior High and High School.

Ted Harvey completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, history, and political science from Colorado State University and received a Masters of Public Administration from the University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs.

At the age of 22, Ted Harvey received a political appointment to serve as a staffer in the White House Office during the Reagan administration.

Ted Harvey later became the program director at the Independence Institute, a libertarian Colorado think tank, and served as the district office manager for Congressman Joel Hefley.

In late-December 2001, Harvey was selected to fill a vacancy in the Colorado House of Representatives.

In 2011, Senator Ted Harvey's major focus regarding legislation was working to maintain the integrity of the Colorado electoral process.

In early 2008, Ted Harvey announced his candidacy for the Colorado's 6th congressional district.

Ted Harvey won the Republican nomination with 55 percent of the Assembly votes.

Ted Harvey's campaign struggled to gain momentum after the District Assembly, and he ultimately finished third in the Republican primary vote in August 2008, with 14 percent of the total vote, finishing behind Wil Armstrong and Mike Coffman, the ultimate successor.

Ted Harvey is a candidate for the Republican nomination to represent Colorado's 4th congressional district in the 2024 congressional elections.