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Mark Philip Bromley

Unaffiliated
Colorado State SenateDistrict 25
Submitted October 1, 2026

Q1 What advisory mechanisms will you implement to ensure that evidence and scientific findings play a crucial role in your policymaking process?

Policymaking Process

“Posting relevant information on my website voteBromley.com of current over all policies and initiatives along with the usual legislative posting locations for bills assigned to my efforts. Resources and references will be based on current scientific findings from the leaders in the field of science and engineering that align with the goals of surpassing great filters and building a thriving human society far into our future and accomplishments.”

Q2 Colorado farmers are facing multiple threats, amidst water scarcity and rising prices for fertilizer and other imported materials. As agriculture is our #1 export sector, in what ways do you imagine using your role to support evidence-based advancements to protect and support our farmers and natural resources in the years ahead?

AgricultureEnvironment

“Here in Colorado the Bromley name that also means in old English, Broomfield. Has always been an Agriculturally based family for centuries. The USA was at one time considered the bread basket of the world. We do not have to import anything to repair our infrastructure in agriculture and livestock. We can produce that locally here in Colorado as we have done since Colorado was founded 1876. The insane plans of the far left have been destructive in Colorado and negatively impacted the future viability and stability of Colorado. We must take direct action to properly secure our infrastructure of water resources and maintain a sustainable ecology while recognizing the demands of the future.”

Q3 America has a growing AI industry, supporting cutting-edge innovation but raising issues of resource use, privacy, and economics. What is the right balance of costs and benefits for new data center construction in Colorado, and how would your policies accomplish that balance?

Artificial IntelligenceEnvironment

“AI Automated Ignorance. Is just malicious programmers trying to dictate the world by Automating their Ignorance and putting society on a technology leash of chains and slavery. Look I am soft banned by facebook after Epstein like Meta/Zuckerburg got found guilty of exploiting minors. I was soft banned by a tech pay wall because I’m poor running for political office. Some people will have themselves enslaved to their cell phones and pay walls of tech or loose connection with their community they spent decades building. Just because social media data centers want to dictate politics and force an enslaved people to pay for their tech walls in monthly fees of service. If the tech is not easy for all to use then I really don’t care about Data Centers. I’m a tech person/programmer/electrical engineer.”

Q4 Colorado has experienced a lingering measles outbreak since March of 2025. What evidence-based policies do you support to improve community and preventive health for your constituents, for infectious diseases and other threats?

Public Health

“I learned in Colorado schools the best medicine is well research and proven to be good health care solutions via Scientific methods. Lately here in the early 21st century. I see a lot of playing loose with medical cures that are experimental and offer high risks for low rewards. We need to stop experimenting on the population as the “Test Subjects.” There is no such thing as a miracle cure just in time for a plandemic. Using chain link fence as your facemask doesn’t work. Science teaches us to question and to only believe when the truth is fully understood leaving no doubt. Those surgical masks were intended to prevent surgeon drool from infecting open wounds.”

Q5 What are your opinions on the current state of science literacy, and how could K-12 education standards be adapted to form a better public understanding of and relationship building in science?

K-12 Science EducationTrust in Science

“Depends on the Science. However we need to correct the mistake of the early 20th century. The Political narrative of psychology, sociology and Political (fake science) are literary arts courses and have nothing to do with science. We need to remove those political tyrant narratives that created science ignorance in the USA because of far left political narratives that are all false and dishonest leading to a bunch of ignorance in Science. Our students shouldn’t be distracted with dysmorphia or body mutilation if they are going to learn about real Science and Engineering to solve the solutions of humanities future.”

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