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See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial,_Colorado
Contents
Centennial Demographics
| Population | Median Age | Median Household Income | Registered Voters | Presidential Results (Arapahoe County) | Religion (Arapahoe County) | Poverty | Cost of Living Index | Median House Value | Median Rent | Race | Age | Education | Foreign Born | Marital Status | Unemployment | Air Quality Index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 107,201 (Female: 51.5%) (Male: 48.5%) |
42.4 years (+6 years to CO) |
$67,002 (+$8,179 to CO) |
78,683 (Republican: 35.58%) (Democratic: 35.51%) (Unaffiliated: 27.44%) |
2016: Clinton 53% Trump: 39% 2012: Obama 53% Romney: 45% 2008: Obama 56% McCain: 43% 2004: Kerry 47% Bush: 51% |
None: 66.6% Catholic: 12.1% Evangelical Protestant: 11.2% Mainline Protestant: 4.9% Other: 4.6% Orthodox: 0.3% Black Protestant: 0.2% |
3.9% Native American: 16% Black: 14.4% Other Race: 7.9% Hispanic/Latino: 7.5% Two or More Races: 5.5% White: 3.8% |
101.6 (+1.6 to US) |
$290,800 (+$50,300 to CO) |
$1,570 | White: 82.1% Hispanic/Latino: 7.4% Asian: 5% Black: 2.7% Two or More Races: 2.3% Other Race: 0.3% Native American: 0.2% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.05% |
Older Adult 40-64: 39.4% Children 0-17: 24.3% Younger Adult 22-39: 19.7% Senior 65+: 12.5% College 18-21: 4.09% |
Bachelor's: 34.9% Some College: 22.1% High School: 14.4% Master's: 14.3% Associate's: 6.9% Professional: 2.7% Some High School: 1.8% Doctorate: 1.8% Less than High School: 0.7% None: 0.4% |
8.3% (-1.2% to CO) |
Now married: 58.7% Never married: 25.9% Divorced: 9.7% Widowed: 4.8% Separated: 0.9% |
3.10% (-0.2% to CO) |
107 (+32 to US) |
Centennial City Council
This Press Release for a District 1 Race in 2013 demonstrates how this City Council is conservative, even among Democrats. City council races are ran in a bipartisan fashion, and tend to attract more moderates. In the last few years, city council members have acted in a fairly bipartisan manner, and have been open to compromising and working together. However, the lack of progressive voices prevents subjects like renewable energy from being considered.
Tea Party presence
Mayor and council members serve 4-year terms, with a max of 2 consecutive terms. Pro-Tem is voted by council.
City incorporated in 2001.
| Title | Name | Party | Next Election November |
Contact | 2019 Margin | 2017 Margin | 2015 Margin | 2013 Margin | 2011 Margin | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Cathy Noon | Republican | 2017 | 303.754.3350 (Contact Form) |
X | 52.13% (75.18%) Monica Bromley 24.82% (NO DEMOCRAT) |
X | 7.12% (48.41%) Todd Miller 41.29 Mike Weber 5.81% Greg A. Scheonfeld 4.48% (Una) | ||
| District 1 Seat 1 | Candace Moon | Democrat | 2019 | 303.754.3354 cmoon@CentennialCO.gov |
7.7% (43.2%) Bonnie Tull Percefull 35.5% Sharon Kellogg 21.1% (Una) |
X | 9.95% (50.02%) (Vorry Moon, husband of Candace) Sharon West 40.07% Jack Walmsley 9.9% |
0.82% (30.29%) (Ron Phelps) (by 41 votes) (Sponsored by Aparahoe GOP Chair)) (And CO ultra-right-wing website) Vorry Moon 29.47% Sonni Marbury 18.46% (Moved back to Arizona) Sharon C. West 11.09% Pete Cooney 5.96% (Una) Michael C. Hall 3.18% Gary Furnee 1.55% (SPECIAL ELECTION) | ||
| District 1 Seat 2 | Kathy Turley | Republican | 2017 | 303.754.3451 kturley@CentennialCO.gov |
X | 8.11% (54.06%) Mike Hanbery 45.94% (ID'd by Arapahoe Tea Party) (PRWeb Release, also endorsed by Linda Newell) (NO DEMOCRAT) |
X | UNOPPOSED (Rick Dindinger) | ||
| District 2 Seat 1 | Carrie Penaloza | GOP-endorsed | 2019 | 303.754.3359 cpenaloza@CentennialCO.gov |
UNOPPOSED Martin D. Brown withdrew Cannot find why |
X | 16.56% (52.76%) (Keith Gardner) Craig Klosterman 36.19% Matt Jordan 11.05% |
X | ||
| District 2 Seat 2 | Doris Truhlar | Republican | 2017 | 303.754.3346 dtruhlar@CentennialCO.gov |
X | 4.53% (52.27%) Theresa Martens 47.73% (NO DEMOCRAT) |
X (Bosier censured by ethics board) |
26.69% (64.84%) (Sue Bosier) Scott Watters 35.15% (Una) | ||
| District 3 Seat 1 | Ken Lucas | Republican | 2019 | 303.754.3367 klucas@CentennialCO.gov |
41.92% (70.96%) Joan Lopez 29.04% |
X | 30.52% (65.26%) Andrea Suhaka 34.74% (Una) (Endorsed Mike Hanbery later) |
X | ||
| District 3 Seat 2 | Mark Gotto | Republican | 2017 | 303.754.3407 mgotto@CentennialCO.gov |
X | UNOPPOSED (McClellan termed out) |
X | 18.31% (59.16%) (Rebecca McClellan) Cindy Combs 40.84% (Google search - BackboneAmerica.net) (CO ultra-right-wing website) | ||
| District 4 Seat 1 | Stephanie Piko (Running for mayor 2017) (Pro-Tem) |
Republican | 2019 | 303.754.3374 spiko@CentennialCO.gov |
UNOPPOSED | X | 39.07% (69.54%) Maclyn Stringer 30.46% (Lib) (Libertarian) (Also Arapahoe Tea Party) (His former website redirects to a vape shop) |
X | ||
| District 4 Seat 2 | Charles "CJ" Whelan (Running for mayor 2017) |
Democrat | 2017 | 303.754.3412 cwhelan@CentennialCO.gov |
X | 15.44% (49.49%) Jack Tate 34.05% William F. Turner 16.45% Republicans split themselves |
X | UNOPPOSED (Ron Weidmann) (Endorses Piko's Mayoral run) |
Local Public Interest Groups
General Special Interests
Leadership Program of the Rockies
The Leadership Program of the Rockies is a conservative public policy, educational training program located in Denver. Ballotopedia
- Stephanie Piko, current councilmember for District 4 and candidate for Mayor in 2017, was a 2012 alum.
- First mayor Randy Pye was a 2000 alum.
2017 Election
Centennial City Council Election 2017
Centennial will elect a mayor and 4 city council seats in Nov 2017. Candidates in 2 of the wards are running unopposed.
Local news story about the Centennial race Here
Candidates
City of Centennial Candidate page
(i) = Incumbent
| Ward | Name | Party | Endorsements/Info | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Stephanie Piko | Republican | Currently Mayor Pro Tem / city council member in Ward 4 thru 2019 | |
| Mayor | Charles "C J" Whelan | Democrat | Currently city council member in Ward 4 & not running 2017 | Website |
| 1 | Kathy Turley (i) | Republican | She is vulnerable but no challenger. | Website |
| 2 | Walter Bennett Rutledge | Lbr | Libertarian. Systems analyst and banking background. | Website |
| 2 | Tamara Hunter-Maurer | Democrat | Civil engineer. Traffic and transportation expert. | |
| 2 | Nancy Nickless | Democrat | Moderate Democrat. Seems very invested in fact-based logic and balanced decision making. | |
| 2 | Doris Truhlar (i) | Republican | Attorney and former journalist. Endorsements from a number of local conservative politicians. | Website |
| 3 | Michael Sutherland | Republican | Unopposed | Website |
| 4 | John Miquel | Republican | Lawyer specializing in criminal law source | Announcement |
| 4 | Marlo Alston | Democrat | Progressive Democrat. Actively involved in Aurora NAACP. Endorsed by Denver Area Labor Federation |
Email Website |
| 4 | Charlette Fleming | Democrat | Accountant. Moderate Democrat. On the board of Aurora Charter School, Vega Collegiate Academy. | |
Endorsements
Marlo Alston, District 4
- Denver Area Labor Federation (Source)
