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Reflections on a hiatus and moving forward

November 10, 2018 by Allison Hiltz Leave a Comment

As I sit here reflecting on the blue wave that has come crashing over our country (particularly here in Colorado), I can't help but think about what a whirlwind the past year has been. One year and a few days ago, I, along with two other progressive ladies, won my election in Aurora, CO. The 54th largest city in America, Aurora was represented by a Council that decidedly … [Read more...]

I’m back, folks (and where have I been?)

March 3, 2018 by Allison Hiltz 10 Comments

Well, folks. I'm back. After an accidental hiatus, I'm finally settling back into a routine that allows me to read more regularly, which means I can review again! It's been a crazy year filled with ups and downs (mostly ups), but rather than just pop back onto my corner of the internet without explaining my absence, I wanted to give you a glimpse into where I went off … [Read more...]

When women run for office, it’s “cute”

October 13, 2017 by Allison Hiltz Leave a Comment

As you may know by now, I'm currently running for Aurora City Council At-Large. Aurora is the 54th largest city in America, has the highest immigrant population in the state of Colorado, and is a beautiful, diverse city. I am the only candidate on record who has publicly declared my intent to stand up to the Trump administration and protect our immigrants. I am one of the few … [Read more...]

I’m Old Enough to Run for President and I’m running for Aurora City Council!

June 25, 2017 by Allison Hiltz Leave a Comment

You may be wondering where I've been, lately, because I've been quieter than usual on social media and on the site. That's because I'm running for City Council so that I can fight to meet the needs of our community. My city, Aurora (Denver-metro area), is large but lacks the affordable housing and inclusiveness that it needs.  Recently, Aurora City Council has catered to … [Read more...]

No Surprise Here: I’m Running for Office!

March 8, 2017 by Allison Hiltz 12 Comments

Right now, women around the world are on strike to demand equal pay, fair labor standards, and an end to violence against women. We’ve come a long way, but women still don’t get an equal seat at the table.That’s why I’m writing this. I know many of my readers want to see more women in office—qualified, progressive women who will fight for equality and justice. I want … [Read more...]

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