Amy Paschal is a Democratic member of the Colorado House of Representatives, representing District 18 since January 2025. A software engineer, data analyst, project manager, and political organizer from the Colorado Springs area, she is a mother to two adult children, married for 32 years, and lives with two golden doodles. Her priorities include affordable housing, education, sustainable infrastructure, wildfire safety, environmental stewardship, protecting reproductive rights, and safeguarding democracy through secure elections; she serves on the House Transportation, Housing & Local Government Committee, House Energy & Environment Committee, and Joint Committee on Technology.

Education and Political Experience

Paschal grew up in St. Paul, Minnesota, and has lived in the Colorado Springs area for 19 years; specific formal education details are not listed in available records. Her political experience began in 2016 when she attended her first caucus, becoming an election judge, precinct organizer, and canvas board member for El Paso County elections. She advanced to roles including Vice Chair in the El Paso County Democratic Party and Colorado Democratic Party, and actively combats election disinformation. Elected in 2024, she is running for re-election in 2026.