Representative, Colorado State House of Representatives, District 64, 2017-2019

Candidate, Colorado State House of Representatives, District 64, 2018

Former Member, Agriculture, Livestock, and Natural Resources Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Transportation Legislation Review, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Public Health Care and Human Services Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Rural Affairs and Agriculture Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Former Member, Transportation and Local Government Committee, Colorado State House of Representatives

Owner, Dave Lewis Trucking

Owner, Muddy Valley Ranch

Former Presideny, Trinidad/Las Animas County Republican Women’s Club

Awards:

2007: La Junta Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Award, received for her efforts to prevent the expansion of the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site.
2008: R-CALF USA Director's Award, received for her efforts to prevent the use of eminent domain to take private property in southeastern Colorado for the proposed expansion of the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site.
2009: Graduate of the Leadership Program of the Rockies.
2009: Southern Colorado Livestock Association Cattle Woman of the Year, received in honor of her "dedication and lifetime commitment to our industry, community and our country."
2012: Trinidad/Las Animas County Republican Women Award, received for her "miles traveled and [her] personal dedication to the Republican Party."
2014: R-CALF USA Director's Award, received for her efforts to prevent the designation of a proposed National Heritage Area in southeastern Colorado.

Father's Name:

Ken Clark

Mother's Name:

Jewell Clark

Priority Issues:

1.Water is our most precious resource. Kimmi will advocate for our rights to beneficially use water in eastern Colorado. She will not sanction the federal government's efforts to control how Colorado uses its water.
2.Taxes and regulations weaken economic activity and undermine economic opportunities. In 2015, Kimmi successfully led an effort to prevent the unlawful establishment of a special district in Bent County. She will continue to prevent the growth of government and taxation in eastern Colorado, and she will work to lower existing taxes and cut spending.
3. Expanded gun rights and the proper care of our veterans are no-brainers. Kimmi will defend our rights to lawfully bear arms and will pay special attention to the admirable men and women who have served our country.
4.Agriculture is eastern Colorado's most vital industry. As a livestock producer, Kimmi realizes that the standard of living in our communities is directly tied to the profitability of our farms and ranches. Kimmi will be a competent, experienced, and knowledgeable voice for our agricultural industry.
5. High speed internet means enhanced efficiency for many businesses and a higher quality of life for rural Americans, which equals an improved economy. Kimmi understands that faster internet also provides for improved healthcare services. Kimmi will support the extension of broadband to the rural areas of eastern Colorado.
6. Educating our children and providing better opportunities for our youth are some of our most important responsibilities. Kimmi is concerned about federal overreach and the ideas plaguing public education. She will support educational efforts and funding that are in the best interests of our children's futures, our teachers, and our country.
7. A fundamental interdependence exists between our liberty and our right to privately use and enjoy our property. Kimmi understands that private property rights are the bedrock of this country. She will stand with our Forefathers by continuing to protect our private property rights and our heritage.