Linda Newell

NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release
Monday, June 16, 2008

Linda Newell to Run for State Senate

Business experience and involvement in the community make her a great candidate.

LITTLETON – On June 3, Linda Newell was officially nominated to be a candidate for State Senate District 26.

Linda Newell is a single mother of two, businesswoman, and active community volunteer who has lived in Littleton for the last 16 years.

“I am excited to begin my campaign for State Senate and talk to people about the issues that are important to them,” said Newell.

Linda Newell is a business consultant with expertise in human resources, adult learning, and workforce development.

 “At a time when our economy is struggling, my experience has given me a great opportunity to participate in shaping our future.  I want to work in the State Senate to bring good paying jobs to Colorado and to ensure an educated workforce in our area,” Newell said.

Linda Newell has been an active and engaged member of our community. Her community involvement includes supporting activities at her daughters’ Littleton schools, volunteering for Girl Scouts, The Conflict Center, church activities, domestic violence programs and political campaigns.  Linda also served on the Denver Metro Regional Workforce Development Council and participated in the Governor’s Taskforce on Workforce Development.  Formerly, she volunteered with the American Red Cross, the Special Olympics and the March of Dimes, and served as the Education Foundation Chairperson for a chapter of the American Association of University Women.

The Senate District 26 includes portions of Littleton, Englewood, Centennial, and Sheridan.