Kent Lambert

For the New Zealand rugby player, see Kent Lambert (rugby). For the American football player and coach, see Kent Lambert (American football).

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34. "Reserve Peace Officer Academy Grant Program | Colorado General Assembly".
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External links

• Campaign website
• Colorado GOP Website
• Colorado General Assembly Website

Kent Lambert
Member of the Colorado Senate from the 9th district
In office January 2011 –January 4, 2019

v t e Members of the Colorado Senate
74th General Assembly (2023–2024) President of the Senate Steve Fenberg (D) President pro tempore James Coleman (D) Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez (D) Minority Leader Paul Lundeen (R)
▌ Byron Pelton (R) ▌ Jim Smallwood (R) ▌ Nick Hinrichsen (D) ▌ Mark Baisley (R) ▌ Perry Will (R) ▌ Cleave Simpson (R) ▌ Janice Rich (R) ▌ Dylan Roberts (D) ▌ Paul Lundeen (R) ▌ Larry Liston (R) ▌ Tony Exum (D) ▌ Bob Gardner (R) ▌ Kevin Priola (D) ▌ Joann Ginal (D) ▌ Janice Marchman (D) ▌ Chris Kolker (D) ▌ Sonya Jaquez Lewis (D) ▌ Steve Fenberg (D) ▌ Rachel Zenzinger (D) ▌ Lisa Cutter (D) ▌ Dafna Michaelson Jenet (D) ▌ Jessie Danielson (D) ▌ Barbara Kirkmeyer (R) ▌ Kyle Mullica (D) ▌ Faith Winter (D) ▌ Jeff Bridges (D) ▌ Tom Sullivan (D) ▌ Rhonda Fields (D) ▌ Janet Buckner (D) ▌ Kevin Van Winkle (R) ▌ Chris Hansen (D) ▌ Robert Rodriguez (D) ▌ James Coleman (D) ▌ Julie Gonzales (D) ▌ Rod Pelton (R)
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