A List of Nominations [The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), October 30, 1902]

Burnett, Alice M.

Alice M. Burnett campaigned for State House of Representatives from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902. She did not win a seat.

Heartz, Evangeline

Evangeline Heartz served three times, as member of the Colorado House of Representatives from Denver. She was first elected in 1896 and to serve in the state house from 1897-1898, Heartz was a supporter of labor unions and introduced a bill providing for compulsory arbitration in labor disputes. She won re-election in 1900. Two years later she ran for County Commissioner from the Denver area...

Lucas, Mrs. A. I.

Mrs. A. I. Lucas was a Peoples party candidate for the office of State Representative from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902. She did not win a seat.

Maynard, Mila Tupper

Mila Tupper Maynard of Denver was a Socialist Party candidate for State Senate  in Colorado in 1902. In 1910 she ran for State Auditor of Colorado, but did not win the race. Maynard later moved to California where she campaigned for a seat on the City Council of Los Angeles, California in 1913. She was one of five women to run that year for municipal offices in the city. Maynard was a s...

Jones, Jennie

Jennie Jones, Prohibtion party candidate, campaigned for the State House of Representatives from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902. She was not elected. Jones ran again in 1912, on the Prohibition Party ticket for State Representative from Denver.

Southworth, Martha J.

Martha J. Southworth was a candidate for the State House of Representatives from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1896 and again in1902. In 1902 she was a Socialist party candidate. Two years later Southworth was a Socialist candidate for the State Senate.

Tibbets, Anna

Anna Tibbets (or Tibbetts) was a Peoples party candidate for the office of State Representative from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902.

Stone, Ella F.

Ella F. Stone was a Peoples party candidate for the State House of Representatives from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902. She did not win a seat. In 1900 Stone had been selected as a delegate for the Populist party, and continued to be involved in politics until at least 1912.

Woodman, Winnie R.

Winnie R. Woodman was a Peoples party candidate for the office of State Representative from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1902. She did not win a seat.

Jennie Jones' Campaign for State House of Representatives, 1902