Coleen Britton

A twenty five year high school teaching career was only the beginning for Colleen.  In 2010 she founded the Vaca Valley Tea Party, and for 13 years she headed the Constitution Literacy Advocates, a group that sponsored an annual constitution essay contest for Solano County High school students, awarding more than $14,000.00 to students.

Colleen has been an active volunteer with the Election Integrity Project California (eipca), since 2012. She served on the board of directors from 2022-2023 and currently serves as the Solano County eipca coordinator.

Colleen has testified before the California state senate and assembly election committee hearings on many occasions advocating for eipca’s position on proposed election related legislation. In March of 2025 Colleen led the creation of CALA, California Action for Legislative Accountability, a new and effective way to not only to educate California voters and effectively amplify their voice with their state representatives on critical bills at a time when it matters most—before they vote in committees—but to hold them accountable. In less than a year CALA has hundreds of volunteers and they are well on their way to having volunteers in all 40 senate districts and all 80 assembly districts.

When citizens enact en-masse, legislators listen.

She will speak about:

• What led to the creation of CALA
• Desire to Effectively Navigating the Legislative process and engage citizens
• The simplicity of CALA