Inside Brianna Titone’s Mission to Make Colorado Fairer for Everyone
Colorado’s transgender lawmaker isn’t done making history; Brianna Titone is running for state treasurer, making equality Colorado’s bottom line.
Brianna Titone stands among just three transgender officials in executive-level positions across the United States, continuing to drive change for underrepresented communities. With a strong background in finance and leadership, in her role as Colorado State Representative, she has made her mark through impactful legislation such as the Right to Repair Act, empowering owners to fix their own agricultural equipment and curbing corporate price-gouging on tech repairs. She has also championed the Limit on rental application fees and the Price Gouging Protections, proving her ability to turn ambitious ideas into real change for Coloradans. Beyond her legislative work, Brianna brings creativity and compassion to the table, finding value where others see waste. By reimagining how unused materials are allocated, she’s not only cutting costs but helping those in financial hardship gain a renewed sense of dignity—building a fairer, more inclusive Colorado for all.
Brianna’s commitment to a fair and thriving Colorado continues through her campaign for state treasurer. Her plans focus on reducing government waste by reallocating excess resources and improving long-term financial planning. She aims to modernize the process for Coloradans to claim what rightfully belongs to them while securing stronger retirement funds for often-overlooked workers—including teachers, professors, sanitation technicians, and public fund coordinators. For Brianna, fairness begins with financial stability. She not only advocates for those with differences but also works to close the economic gap, helping more Coloradans move from merely surviving to truly thriving.
Brianna’s leadership is rooted in empathy, transparency, and hands-on involvement with the people she serves. She believes policy is most powerful when it reflects real experiences, which is why she actively engages with communities across the state to understand their challenges firsthand. From small business owners navigating repair costs to families struggling with rising living expenses, Brianna listens before she leads. Her vision is to create a Colorado where innovation meets compassion—a state that values both progress and people. With her track record of accountability and forward thinking, Brianna continues to prove that responsible governance and heartfelt leadership can coexist, lighting the path toward a stronger and more equitable Colorado.
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