Lynda Zamora Wilson is a Republican state senator representing Colorado Senate District 9, which covers parts of northern Colorado Springs in El Paso County, including the Air Force Academy, Monument, and Palmer Lake. She was appointed to fill a vacancy in 2024 following the resignation of former Senator Paul Lundeen and serves through at least 2026. A retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with 25 years of service, she is a steadfast defender of the Constitution, advocating for small government, fiscal responsibility, low taxes, parental rights, and informed citizenship.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Holds a PhD in Economics, Master's in Mathematics, Master's in Education, and Master's in International Trade.
• Military and Professional Experience: Served over 25 years in the Air Force in 11 roles, including Senior Economist at the Pentagon, F-22 Flight Test Analyst, Assistant Professor in Mathematics and Economics at the USAF Academy, and Test Director for the Electronic Warfare Division.
• Political Experience: Appointed to Colorado Senate District 9 by an El Paso County Republican vacancy committee in a 63-50 vote over former Rep. Terri Carver; previously ran against Paul Lundeen in 2022, receiving 33% of the vote. Currently serves on committees and sponsors legislation, such as measures on mail ballots and honoring former Governor Roy Romer.