Delta City Councilman William Tedrow Announces Run for House District 54

William Tedrow, a current Delta City Council member and Mayor Pro Tem, has officially launched his campaign to run for Colorado’s House District 54 in the 2026 election. Tedrow aims to succeed State Representative Matt Soper, who will reach his term limit that year.

Tedrow’s Vision for Western Colorado

In a campaign announcement shared on social media, Tedrow outlined his primary goals for House District 54, which encompasses Delta and Mesa counties. His platform centers on:

• Water Rights Advocacy: Ensuring the preservation and fair allocation of water for Western Colorado.
• Support for Agriculture: Championing the needs of local farmers and ranchers, a backbone of the district’s economy.
• Investment in Education and Infrastructure: Prioritizing improvements to schools and transportation systems to enhance quality of life for residents.

Background on William Tedrow

Tedrow brings years of public service experience to his campaign. Currently, he serves on Delta’s City Council and holds the role of Mayor Pro Tem. Known for his community-first approach, Tedrow has been actively involved in tackling local issues, making him a familiar figure in Delta County.

House District 54: A Key Western Colorado Seat

House District 54 has long been a crucial legislative district for Western Colorado, covering Delta and Mesa counties. As Rep. Matt Soper approaches the end of his tenure due to term limits, Tedrow’s campaign marks the beginning of what is expected to be a competitive race to represent the region’s interests at the state level.

Tedrow’s focus on preserving rural values and addressing pressing local concerns positions him as a strong contender in the upcoming election.