Representative Dan Woog

Representative Dan Woog Dan Woog is the Representative-Elect for Colorado House District 19. He is a family man and a father of two who is a conservative and small business owner.

Dad | State Representative for Colorado HD19 | Former State Representative for Colorado HD63 | Leviticus 5:1

The opinions shared on this page are my own and not of the House Minority Office or the State of Colorado. He received his degree from Arizona State where he also played college hockey. Dan served as State House Representative for Colorado House District 63 until January 2023. He was the r

anking member of the State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Committee. Prior, he served as a Trustee for the Town of Erie for seven years and on Erie’s Economic Development Council and Planning and Zoning Commission. He is a volunteer in his community, the President of the Aspen Ridge Charter School Building Corp board, and has coached for many of his children’s athletic teams.

Proud to be endorsed by the Colorado Contractors Association, a leading voice since 1933 for the people who build Colora...
09/06/2026

Proud to be endorsed by the Colorado Contractors Association, a leading voice since 1933 for the people who build Colorado’s roads, bridges, and utilities. As a state representative, I have worked to support that infrastructure and peel back regulations that drive up cost and delay, and I will continue to do so. I’m grateful for their support!

I’m honored to receive the Colorado Civil Justice League’s Common Sense in the Courtroom Award. Their organization stand...
09/04/2026

I’m honored to receive the Colorado Civil Justice League’s Common Sense in the Courtroom Award. Their organization stands on the premise that lawsuit volume and liability expansions function as a “tort tax” that raises prices, insurance premiums, and the cost of doing business. Thank you for this meaningful recognition.

I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Colorado Placement and Referral Alliance (CoPRA). These professionals hel...
09/02/2026

I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Colorado Placement and Referral Alliance (CoPRA). These professionals help Colorado families navigate one of the hardest decisions they will ever make, finding the right care for a loved one. Thank you, CoPRA. I will keep working to protect seniors, families, and the people who serve them.

Spent the day knocking doors with my team and listening. Cost of living, roads, and public safety come up almost every t...
08/29/2026

Spent the day knocking doors with my team and listening. Cost of living, roads, and public safety come up almost every time. People are telling us what’s hitting their families.
This one was with two veterans. Honored they shared their time and their concerns. Grateful for the team that walked with me.

It was a great day at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo. I sat down with business owners who keep our communities runnin...
08/29/2026

It was a great day at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo. I sat down with business owners who keep our communities running, then spent a few minutes in the livestock barn with one of the youngest Coloradans I’ve met this year. Campaigns are a grind. Moments like this are the reset; families, farms, neighbors, and a state that still feels like home. I am grateful for the reminder.

Proud to be endorsed by NFIB! As a small business owner myself, I understand the challenges small businesses face and wi...
08/27/2026

Proud to be endorsed by NFIB! As a small business owner myself, I understand the challenges small businesses face and will continue championing legislation that helps them grow and thrive.

08/26/2026

Potholes aren’t just a road problem, they’re a cost-of-living problem. Blown tires, alignment bills, and another repair you didn’t budget for. Bad roads in HD19 are a tax you never voted for. It’s time we fix them.

Colorado families and businesses are already paying more. Higher fees on everyday transactions, vehicle registrations, a...
08/24/2026

Colorado families and businesses are already paying more. Higher fees on everyday transactions, vehicle registrations, and deliveries. Rising taxes and compliance costs on businesses, including the loss of the sales tax vendor fee. Major program costs keep outpacing revenue. More candidates pushing big new spending will only drive fees and taxes higher. This hits people at the register, the DMV, and on business bottom lines.
What fiscal path do you want for Colorado?

08/21/2026

National Federation of Independent Business endorsement.

Walk with me this Saturday! Please send me a DM if you can join us!
08/20/2026

Walk with me this Saturday! Please send me a DM if you can join us!

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PO Box 12
Frederick, CO
80530

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