"Let's make Colorado safe and affordable for families again."
Sydnnia Wulff isn't a politician — she's a Colorado neighbor who got tired of watching hardworking families get squeezed and decided to do something about it.
Sydnnia came to America as a legal immigrant to escape communism — and she has never taken a single freedom for granted since.
She built her life in Colorado as an attorney, a Christian, and a painter, grateful every day to call this state home. For years she's shown up where the work gets done: knocking on doors, serving as a delegate, and fighting at the Capitol for honest, transparent elections.
She believes public service starts with listening to the people in her neighborhood. Now she's asking for your vote to bring that same common sense to the Colorado State Senate.
If we lose freedom here, there's no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth.
TABOR is Coloradans' constitutional shield — the right to vote on tax hikes and get a refund when the state overcollects. The money belongs to taxpayers, not bureaucrats, and Sydnnia will keep every hand off it.
Every family deserves to feel safe on their own street. Sydnnia will uphold the Constitution and the rule of law, back the men and women who enforce it, and insist on one standard of justice for everyone — not two.
Education, not indoctrination. Sydnnia backs a classic, back-to-basics focus on math and science, strong vocational and technical paths, and the parental rights that keep families — not bureaucrats — in charge of their children's future.
Every new tax and hidden fee is a pay cut for working families. Sydnnia will fight new taxes, rein in a government that never stops growing, and make Colorado affordable again.
Put people to work and let them keep what they earn. Sydnnia will cut red tape, back Colorado's job creators, and prepare workers with real skills to lead the next great era of American innovation.
Government money isn't the government's — it's yours. Sydnnia will root out the waste, malfeasance, and overspending, and hold public servants to their duty: balance the budget and guard every taxpayer dollar.
From the Continental Divide to the neighborhoods of Holly Hills, Glendale, and Four Square Mile, Sydnnia has spent her life exploring, serving, and loving this state. She's not running to start a political career — she's running to protect a way of life.
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"I came to America from a communist country, and I've never taken this freedom for granted. I'm running to protect it — for our neighbors, and for the generations who come after us."
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