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| At-large||David Carpenter || {{party|R}} || || (720) 583-4177 <br /> [mailto:zzcarp@gmail.com email] <br / > [https://www.facebook.com/carpenterforwestminster/ Facebook] | | At-large||David Carpenter || {{party|R}} || || (720) 583-4177 <br /> [mailto:zzcarp@gmail.com email] <br / > [https://www.facebook.com/carpenterforwestminster/ Facebook] | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 6 September 2017
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster,_Colorado
Contents
Westminster Demographics
| Population | Median Age | Median Household Income | Registered Voters | Presidential Results (Adams County) | Religion (Adams County) | Poverty | Cost of Living Index | Median House Value | Median Rent | Race | Age | Education | Foreign Born | Marital Status | Unemployment | Air Quality Index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 112,090 (Female: 51.5%) (Male: 48.5%) |
37.8 years (+1.4 years to CO) |
$70,212 (+$11,389 to CO) |
2016: Clinton 50% Trump: 42% 2012: Obama 56% Romney: 41% 2008: Obama 58% McCain: 40% 2004: Kerry 51% Bush: 48% |
None: 70.6% Catholic: 16% Evangelical Protestant: 7.8% Other: 3.9% Mainline Protestant: 1.6% |
7.9% Hispanic/Latino: 18.8% Black: 18.3% Other Race: 17.4% Two or More Races: 11.2% White: 5.9% Native American: 3.8% |
109.3 (+9.3 to US) |
$275,300 (+$34,800 to CO) |
$1,327 | White: 68.8%% Hispanic/Latino: 20.6% Asian: 6.4% Two or More Races: 2.2% Black: 1.7% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.09% Native American: 0.04% Other Race: 0.1% |
Older Adult 40-64: 33.5% Younger Adult 22-39: 27.7% Children 0-17: 24.5% Senior 65+: 9.82% College 18-21: 4.53% |
Some College: 23.8% Bachelor's: 23.2% High School: 22.3% Associate's: 9.4% Master's: 9.1% Some High School: 6.3% Less than High School: 2.2% Professional: 1.5% None: 1.1% Doctorate: 1.1% |
9.9% (+0.4% to CO) |
Now married: 49.4% Never married: 29.5% Divorced: 13.5% Widowed: 5.7% Separated: 1.8% |
3.3% (+0% to CO) |
107 (+32 to US) |
Westminster City Council
| Title | Name | Party | Next Election November |
Contact | 2019 Margin | 2017 Margin | 2015 Margin | 2013 Margin | 2011 Margin | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Herb Atchison | Republican | 2017 | 303-915-5625 herb.atchison@netzero.com |
X | 10.4% (41.3%) Bob Briggs 30.9% Mary Lindsay 27.7% |
(Nancy J. McNally) Donated to Bob Beauprez, Bob Briggs, Libby Szabo, and Joe Manchin | |||
| At-Large | Alberto Garcia (Pro-Tem) |
Endorsed Rachel Zenzinger | 2017 | 303-521-3996 agarcia@cityofwestminster.us |
X | Won with 13.5% | X | Won with 25.5% (Mark L. Kaiser) | ||
| At-Large | Bruce Baker | Republican | 2017 | 303-408-2288 bbaker@cityofwestminster.us |
X | Won with 14.9% | X | Won with 27.2% (Mary Lindsey) | ||
| At-Large | Shannon Bird | Democrat | 2019 | 303-408-2288 bbaker@cityofwestminster.us |
Won with 16.2% | X | (Cannot find 2011 Results) |
X | ||
| At-Large | Maria De Cambra | Democrat | 2019 | 720-515-7468 mdecambra@cityofwestminster.us |
Won with 13.2% | X (Winter resigned; elected to State House) |
(Cannot find 2011 Results) (Faith Winter) |
X | ||
| At-Large | Emma Pinter | Democrat | 2017 | 720-239-2053 epinter@cityofwestminster.us |
X | Won with 18.7% | X | Won with 27.7% (Scott Major) | ||
| At-Large | Anita Seitz (Appointed Dec. 2013) |
Democrat | 2019 | 303-817-5237 aseitz@cityofwestminster.us |
Won with 16.4% | X (Atchison resigned due to election as mayor) |
(Cannot find 2011 Results) (Herb Atchison) |
X |
OTHER NON-MAYORAL CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
2015
- David DeMott 11.1%
- Mark Clark 10.5%
- Debbie Bergamo 8.7%
- Mike Melvin 6.8%
- Jason Blanckaert 6.7%
- Steve Caulk 5.7% (Twitter)
- Nathan Pearce 4.1% ("I make Bernie Sanders look like Scott Walker.")
Total GOP Vote: 43.8%
2013
- Suzanne Ramirez 12.4%
- Debbie Bergamo 10.6%
- C. Michael Litzau 10.4%
- David DeMott 7.2%
- A.J. Elserougi 6.7%
- David DeMott 5.9% (Was on ballot twice)
Total GOP Vote: 51% (including Bruce Baker's 14.9%)
2009
- Aurita R. Apodaca 11.8%
- Eric J. Fisher 7.6%
Total GOP Vote: 35.3% (including Scott Major's 27.7%)
Westminster City Council Election 2017
Westminster will elect Mayor and 3 City Council representatives on Nov 7, 2017
Westminster City Council consists of the mayor and 6 council members. Each is elected for a 4 year term with 3 council members elected in alternating 2 year elections. All positions are 'At Large'; the city is not divided into wards. The mayor must receive at least 40% of the votes to be elected and the 3 city council candidates who get the most votes are elected.
Candidates must complete a candidate affidavit to become a candidate and then must get at least 25 valid Westminster voter signatures to get on the ballot. This petition must be completed between Aug 8 and Aug 28.
Westminster Elections Webpage
Candidates
Candidates as of July 24, 2017
| Office | Name | Party | comment | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Herb Atchison (i) | Republican | Endorsed by Denver Area Labor Federtion | (303) 915-5625 |
| Mayor | Bruce Baker | Republican | Currently on city council | (303) 408-2288 |
| Mayor | Richard Seymour | Republican | (303) 257-9300 | |
| At-large | Tyler Anderson | Republican | (720) 371-3572 | |
| At-large | David Carpenter | Republican | (720) 583-4177 | |
| At-large | Mark Clark | Republican | (303) 589-6202 | |
| At-large | David DeMott | Republican | (303) 881-2728 | |
| At-large | Jackson Dreiling | Democrat | (303) 918-6188 | |
| At-large | Devan Hayes | unknown | (720)989-9933 | |
| At-large | Emma Pinter (i) | Democrat | Endorsed by Denver Area Labor Federtion | (720) 239-2053 |
| At-large | Kathryn Skulley | Democrat | Endorsed by Denver Area Labor Federtion | (720) 255-5567 |
| At-large | Lindsey Smith | Republican | (720) 744-2316 | |
(i) = incumbent
Endorsements
Herb Achison, Mayor
- Denver Area Labor Federation (Source)
Emma Pinter, Council
- Denver Area Labor Federation (Source)
Kathryn Skulley, Council
- Denver Area Labor Federation (Source)
