Dan Woog
Republican · House · District 19
Voting Record (0 votes)
Primary Sponsor (14 bills)
HB 25-1196 — Landlord Procedures for Removal of TenantssignedSB 25-165 — Licensure of ElectricianssignedHB 25-1146 — Juvenile Detention Bed CapsignedHB 25-1144 — Repeal Retail Delivery FeessignedHB 22-1024 — Sales And Use Tax Exemption Municipal Public School ConstructionsignedHB 22-1017 — Increase Alcohol Beverage Excise Tax ExemptionsignedHB 22-1026 — Alternative Transportation Options Tax CreditsignedHB 22-1127 — Income Tax Deduction For RentsignedHB 22-1109 — On-demand Air Carrier Aircraft Sales Tax ExemptionsignedSB 22-068 — Provider Tool To View All-payer Claims DatabasesignedSB 22-005 — Law Enforcement Agency Peace Officer ServicessignedHB 22-1140 — Green Hydrogen To Meet Pollution Reduction GoalssignedHB 22-1020 — Customer Right To Use EnergysignedHB 22-1207 — Choice In Low-performing School Districtssigned
Co-Sponsored (118 bills)
HB 25-1040 — Adding Nuclear Energy as a Clean Energy ResourcesignedHB 25-1272 — Construction Defects & Middle Market HousingsignedSB 25-202 — Repeal Climate Change Markets Grant ProgramsignedSB 25-073 — Military-Connected Children with DisabilitiessignedSB 25-036 — State Patrol Bonding ExceptionsignedHB 25-1164 — Constitutional Carry of HandgunsignedSB 25-281 — Increase Penalties Careless DrivingsignedHCR 25-1003 — Person's Rights Related to Their ChildrensignedHB 25-1121 — Permanent Trailer RegistrationsignedHB 25-1031 — Law Enforcement Whistleblower ProtectionsignedHB 25-1062 — Penalty for Theft of FirearmssignedSB 25-114 — Repeal of the FLEX ProgramsignedHB 25-1203 — Misbranding Cultivated Meat Products as MeatsignedSB 25-199 — Suspend Legislative Interim ActivitiessignedHB 25-1074 — Change Confinement Standards Egg-Laying HenssignedHB 25-1141 — Gift Card & Retail Property Crime PenaltiessignedHB 25-1051 — Repeal Recycled Paper Carryout Bag FeesignedHJR 25-1026 — Designate Representative Hugh McKean Memorial HighwaysignedHJR 25-1030 — Products with Forced Labor ComponentssignedHJR 25-1027 — Designate Commissioner Lew Gaiter III Memorial HighwaysignedHJR 25-1028 — Designate April 25 Colorado Sportsmen's Day 2025signedSJR 25-015 — Officer Evan A. Dunn Memorial HighwaysignedSJR 25-022 — Holocaust MemorialsignedHJR 25-1022 — Motorcycle Safety Awareness MonthsignedHJM 25-1001 — Memorialize Former Representative Rodney BockenfeldsignedHJR 25-1024 — Sand Creek Massacre MemorialsignedHJR 25-1025 — Crime Victim Awareness WeeksignedSJR 25-017 — Honoring Daniel T. GriffinsignedHCR 25-1002 — Limit Election of Legislators Who Fill VacanciessignedSJR 25-014 — Single Parent DaysignedSJR 25-012 — March 17 Colorado Future Farmers of America DaysignedHJR 25-1021 — February 28 Rare Disease DaysignedHJR 25-1016 — Persian Gulf War Service MemberssignedHJR 25-1013 — World War II AnniversarysignedHJR 25-1007 — Troy Jackson Memorial HighwaysignedHJR 25-1012 — USS PueblosignedHJR 25-1010 — Military Appreciation DaysignedHJR 25-1020 — African American VeteranssignedSJR 25-005 — Missing Persons DaysignedHJR 25-1019 — Native American VeteranssignedHJR 25-1005 — Commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. DaysignedHR 25-1002 — House Officers & EmployeessignedHJR 25-1014 — Vietnam Veterans Military AppreciationsignedHJR 25-1015 — Korean WarsignedHJR 25-1011 — Gold Star FamiliessignedHJR 25-1004 — Water Project Eligibility ListssignedHJR 25-1008 — Honoring Co-Responders & Behavioral ProfessionalssignedHJR 25-1017 — Tenth Mountain DivisionsignedHJR 25-1003 — Joint Session Address by Tribal CouncilssignedHJR 25-1006 — Designate January 27 Colorado 4-H DaysignedHJR 25-1018 — Latino & Latina VeteranssignedHR 26-1007 — Colorado 150th AnniversarypassedHB 26-1286 — Automated Driving System Commercial VehiclesvetoedHB 26-1142 — Child Advocacy CenterssignedSJR 26-25 — Colorado Mining Association's 150th AnniversarypassedSJR 26-11 — Designate Sergeant John "Jack" Thurman Memorial HighwaypassedHB 26-1052 — Rights for Victims of Certain CrimessignedSB 26-131 — Sports Betting ProtectionssignedHR 26-1006 — Supporting Law EnforcementpassedHJR 26-1025 — Sexual Assault Awareness Month Denim Day 2026passedHB 26-1230 — Extend Conservation Easement Tax CreditsignedHJR 26-1021 — Support Farmers' Market ManagerspassedSJR 26-12 — February 20 Colorado Future Farmers of America DaypassedSJR 26-5 — Colorado 4-H DaypassedHJR 26-1014 — Honoring Post-9/11 VeteranspassedHJR 26-1003 — National Blood Donor MonthpassedSJR 26-9 — Recognize Missing Persons DaypassedHB 26-1138 — Retail Theft Prevention ProgramsignedHR 26-1004 — Farm Workers DaypassedSJR 26-8 — Honoring CO 2026 Winter Olympians & ParalympianspassedSB 26-121 — Overtime Threshold for Agricultural EmployeessignedHJR 26-1012 — Korean War VeteranspassedHJR 26-1008 — Honoring Women Veterans & Service MemberspassedHB 26-1031 — Protections for Agricultural Products Grown in ColoradosignedSB 26-88 — Funding for Memorials on State Capitol GroundssignedHB 26-1278 — Local Government Approval of Transmission InfrastructurefailedHB 26-1200 — Armed Services Member Motor Vehicle Taxes & FeessignedHJR 26-1005 — African American VeteranspassedHB 26-1416 — Transfers to General Fund & Colorado Economic Development FundsignedHJR 26-1007 — Honoring Native American VeteranspassedHJR 26-1026 — Governor Roy Romer Memorial HighwaypassedHJR 26-1032 — Notify Governor of AdjournmentpassedHJR 26-1027 — Holocaust MemorialpassedSJR 26-1 — Water Projects Eligibility ListssignedSJR 26-7 — Black History Month February of 2026passedHJR 26-1015 — U.S.S. PueblopassedSJR 26-19 — Colorado & Taiwan Sister-State RelationspassedHB 26-1069 — Availability of Emergency Medical ServicessignedHB 26-1290 — Criminal Offense of AssaultsignedSJR 26-13 — Recognize Youth Mental Health Action DaypassedHJR 26-1004 — Military Appreciation DaypassedSB 26-147 — Lobbyist RegulationvetoedSJR 26-14 — February 28 Rare Disease DaypassedSJR 26-20 — Recognize Home Education DaypassedSJR 26-3 — Joint Session Address by Tribal CouncilspassedHJR 26-1009 — Veterans Mental Health AwarenesspassedHJR 26-1030 — Mono & Matt Road DesignationpassedSB 26-145 — Charter School Involvement in Local Ballot QuestionssignedSJR 26-4 — Frontotemporal Degeneration Awareness WeekpassedHJR 26-1006 — Latina & Latino VeteranspassedHB 26-1339 — Change Cesar Chavez Day to Farm Workers DaypassedSJR 26-10 — Lunar New Year DaypassedHB 26-1299 — Reducing Regulatory Burden on Education ProviderssignedSB 26-149 — Pathways for Individuals with Mental Health DisordersignedHB 26-1079 — Drive Motorcycle Written PermissionsignedHB 26-1266 — Repeal Retail Delivery FeesfailedSB 26-15 — Commercial Sexual Activity with a Child OffensessignedHM 26-1001 — Memorialize Former Representative Dan WilliamspassedHJR 26-1024 — Designate Educators & Teachers Memorial HighwaypassedHCR 26-1004 — Person's Rights Related to Their ChildrenfailedHJR 26-1010 — Vietnam Veterans Military AppreciationpassedHB 26-1420 — Wind Energy Facilities Light-Mitigating TechnologysignedSB 26-101 — Local Government Landfill Methane Emission Reduction RegulationssignedHJR 26-1011 — Anniversary End of WWIIpassedSB 26-122 — Fuel Standards & Liability of Petroleum Storage Tank FundsignedHJR 26-1016 — 10th Mountain DivisionpassedHJR 26-1013 — Persian Gulf War RemembrancepassedHR 26-1002 — Recognizing Bob Holderpassed
Campaign Finance
Source: Colorado TRACER · WOOG FOR HOUSE DISTRICT 19
Total raised
$168,188.64
Contributions
427
By contributor type
Individual$61,838.64 (36.8%)
Small Donor Committee$56,375 (33.5%)
Political Committee$35,775 (21.3%)
Other$4,550 (2.7%)
Political Party Committee$4,000 (2.4%)
Business$850 (0.5%)
Individual (Member of LLC: MICHAEL BEASLEY)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: WILLIAM SKEWES)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: ROBERT LEMBKE)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: MICHAEL BEST FRIEDRICH)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: ROBERT A. LEMBKE)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: MELANIE LAYTON)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: GARIN VORTHMANN)$450 (0.3%)
Individual (Member of LLC: CHRISTOPHER HOWES)$400 (0.2%)
Individual (Member of LLC: KARA MILLER)$400 (0.2%)
Individual (Member of LLC: JOHN FREYER)$233.1 (0.1%)
Individual (Member of LLC: JOHN FREYER JR)$216.9 (0.1%)
Individual (Member of LLC: KELLY SLOAN)$200 (0.1%)
Individual (Member of LLC: MIKE TAYLER)$200 (0.1%)
Candidate$0 (0.0%)
Corporation$0 (0.0%)
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REALTOR SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE (RSDC)Small Donor Committee
$6,200COLORADO APARTMENT ASSOCIATION SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$6,200APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF METRO DENVER SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$6,200APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF METRO DENVER SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$5,350COPIC SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$4,000COPIC SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$4,000DAN WOOGCandidate
$4,000COLORADO APARTMENT ASSOCIATION SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$3,100REALTOR SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE (RSDC)Small Donor Committee
$3,100FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICEOther
$3,000COLORADO APARTMENT ASSOCIATION SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$2,675LINCOLN CLUB OF COLORADO SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$2,500NAIOP COLORADO SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$2,200ROCKY MOUNTAIN GUN OWNERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RMGO PAC)Small Donor Committee
$2,000COLORADO MEDICAL SOCIETY SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$2,000ROCKY MOUNTAIN GUN OWNERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RMGO PAC)Small Donor Committee
$2,000BOULDER COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEEPolitical Party Committee
$1,500WELD COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEEPolitical Party Committee
$1,500WELD COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEEPolitical Party Committee
$1,000LINCOLN CLUB OF COLORADO SMALL DONOR COMMITTEESmall Donor Committee
$1,000