Advocacy | Political Action Committees
The Colorado Consulting Engineers Political Action Committee (CEPAC) is a bipartisan political committee organized under the state campaign finance laws (CRS 1-45-108) and registered with the Colorado Secretary of State. As you may know, Colorado law allows political committees to accept limited contributions from corporations and individuals and to likewise make very limited contributions to candidate campaign committees.*
Contribute to Colorado CEPAC – Your contribution to Colorado CEPAC will influence legislation that affects the daily practice of your profession.
*Per election cycle, Colorado law allows political committees to accept limited contributions from corporations and individuals and to likewise make limited contributions to candidate campaign committees. Your firm may have a policy regarding firm and individual contributions. Colorado CEPAC accepts both types of contributions, whcih equally support the collective efforts to advance the future of Colorado’s consulting engineering industry. To learn more, contact Heidi Gordon, CAE.
NEWS: ACEC Colorado Board of Directors 2026 Candidate Campaigns for State Legislature Endorsements Announced
Following extensive research and interviews, ACEC Colorado’s Board of Directors voted on endorsements of 2026 candidate campaigns for state legislature: Download the list of 2026 Endorsements (PW: endorse26co)
More State Legislative Resources: ACEC Colorado 2026 Session Recap, | List of 2026 Tracked State Bills | Defeat of SB25-185 Claims Against Construction Professionals
ACEC National Political Action Committee (ACEC/PAC) is the engineering industry’s primary tool for political engagement at the national level. ACEC/PAC is the largest PAC in the engineering and design services industry. ACEC PAC is bipartisan and operates out in the open in full compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act and applicable state laws. ACEC Colorado leadership (not national staff) determines which federal candidates ACEC PAC supports in Colorado. Please visit the ACEC/PAC homepage (login required).
