Colorado Families Can't Afford Another Rate Increase

Tell the Public Utilities Commission No More Rate Increases

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Dear Lawmaker,

Temperatures in Colorado are dropping, and utility bills are already high. Families like mine cannot afford another rate increase. I am asking you to vote NO on any proposed utility rate hikes and protect ratepayers.

For many Hispanic families in Colorado, rising energy costs mean tough choices—between heating our homes and paying for essentials like food and medicine. Our community values hard work, family, and opportunity, but higher utility bills threaten that stability.
Please stand with us. Work with regulators and utility companies to keep energy affordable and fair for all Colorado families.

Protect ratepayers. Vote NO on rate increases.
Temperatures in Colorado are dropping, and utility bills are already high. Families like mine cannot afford another rate increase. I am asking you to vote NO on any proposed utility rate hikes and protect ratepayers.

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Protecting Colorado Families from Rising Utility Costs

Utilities are government-created monopolies, meaning they don’t compete in the free market. Their rates are set by regulators, not by supply and demand. That’s why strong oversight is critical.

What You Need to Know:

When mandates are passed that increase utility costs, families pay the price.
Our legislature, the Public Utilities Commission, and utility companies must work together to keep energy affordable and fair.

Why It Matters for Colorado’s Hispanic Community:

Hispanic families often face higher energy burdens, making rate hikes especially harmful.
Rising costs strain household budgets and small businesses in Hispanic communities.
Affordable utilities mean more economic opportunity and stability for families across the state. .

Take Action:
Sign the Letter to tell your elected leaders—protect ratepayers, avoid costly mandates, and keep energy affordable for all Colorado families. Easy as that. If the newest proposal passes, we can see higher rates as soon as next year.