Christo Luna

Christo Luna is the Deputy State Director for Mi Familia Vota, where he works to empower

communities and ensure their voices are heard in the civic process. His passion for policy and

advocacy began as a CLLARO Capitol Fellow with the Colorado House of Representatives and deepened through fellowships with the U.S. Senate (CHCI), the National Hispanic Medical Association, and the Piton Fellowship. These experiences solidified his commitment to bridging community needs with government action.

A proud Daniels Fund Scholar and Distinguished Capitol Fellow, Christo holds a Master of

Science in Health Management, Leadership, and Public Policy from the University of Denver

and undergraduate degrees in Biology and Spanish, with a minor in Gender & Women’s Studies.

He recently began his Doctorate of Public Health at Loma Linda University, focusing on

advancing equity and access within health systems.

Outside of his professional work, Christo enjoys exercising, cooking, traveling, spending time

with family, and organizing events that bring people together. At home, he’s usually

accompanied by his pet rabbit, who keeps him company while he studies and plans new

community projects.