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Event Overview
The tragic death of a state senator highlights the dangers of multi-vehicle accidents. This incident underscores the need for road safety and the impact of such events on both personal and political levels, including the loss of a key legislative figure.
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Colorado State Senator Faith Winter Killed in Multi-Vehicle Crash
State Senator Faith Winter, a 45-year-old Democrat from Broomfield and mother of two, was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 25 near Dry Creek Road south of Denver. The accident, which involved five vehicles, occurred around 6 p.m. and left three others injured. The cause of the crash is under investigation. Senator Winter, who chaired the Senate Transportation and Energy Committee, was engaged to former state Rep. Matt Gray. Colorado Governor Jared Polis expressed deep sadness over her passing, praising her as a fierce advocate for Coloradans, women, families, and the climate. Senate President James Coleman and Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez also expressed their condolences and praised her warmth and valuable perspective at the Capitol.