City level

This page contains information about all city level elected officials in Colorado. It is part of the Colorado elections project.

Aguilar

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aguilar,_Colorado

Akron

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akron,_Colorado

Alamosa

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alamosa,_Colorado

Alma

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alma,_Colorado

Antonito

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonito,_Colorado

Arriba

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arriba,_Colorado

Arvada

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arvada,_Colorado

Arvada Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Jefferson County)	Religion (Jefferson County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
113,574 (Female: 51.4%) (Male: 48.6%)	38.2 years (+1.8 years to CO)	$69,581 (+$10,758 to CO)		2016: Clinton 48.89% Trump: 42% 2012: Obama 51% Romney: 47% 2008: Obama 54% McCain: 45% 2004: Kerry 47% Bush: 52%	None: 64.3% Catholic: 15% Evangelical Protestant: 12.9% Mainline Protestant: 4.2% Other: 3.4% Orthodox: 0.2%	10.1% Native American: 73.7% Hispanic/Latino: 21.2% Other Race: 15.1% Black: 14.4% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 11.1% White: 7.5% Two or More Races: 6.9%	108.4 (+8.4 to US)	$249,200 (+$8,700 to CO)	$1,022	White: 80.7% Hispanic/Latino: 14.6% Asian: 1.9% Two or More Races: 1.6% Black: 0.7% Native American: 0.3% Other Race: 0.07% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.03%	Older Adult 40-64: 36.1% Children 0-17: 23.1% Younger Adult 22-39: 22.2% Senior 65+: 14% College 18-21: 4.72%	Some College: 24.9% High School: 24.4% Bachelor's: 23.5% Master's: 9.3% Associate's: 8.7% Some High School: 4.6% Professional: 4.7% Less than High School: 1.1% Doctorate: 1% None: 0.7%	4.7% (-4.8% to CO)	Now married: 51.3% Never married: 29.4% Divorced: 12.4% Widowed: 5.9% Separated: 1.0%	3.2% (-0.1% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Arvada City Council

Max of 3 consecutive 4-year terms. How is Pro-Tem selected?

Citizens for a Livable Ralston Community is a local group mostly concerned with city infrastructure.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Marc Williams	Unaffiliated	2019	303-424-4486 mwilliams@arvada.org			24.1% (62%) Dave Chandler 37.9% (Una) (Offical Website) (2016 Votes)	X	40.2% (61.5%) Dave Chandler 21.3% (Una) Dan Bidstrup 17.1%	X
District 1	Nancy Ford	Unaffiliated	2017	Phone number? nford@arvada.org			9.1% (54.5%) APPOINTED INCUMBENT LOST Jerry Marks 45.4% (Una) (Special Election)	UNOPPOSED (Rachel Zenzinger) (Later resigned; appointed to State Senate 19) (Jerry Marks appointed) (Some controversy with secret ballot)	X	20.6% (53.6%) (Rachel Zenzinger) A.J. "Gus" Spano 33% Robert C. Wolf 13.2% TOTAL GOP VOTE 46.2%
District 2	Mark McGoff	Unaffiliated	2019	303-423-5258 mmcgoff@arvada.org			15.1% (57.5%) Dave Palm 42.4% (Source)	X	9.9% (54.9%) Cody McNutt 45%	X
District 3	John Marriott	Republican	2017	720-273-3912 jmarriott@arvada.org			X	8.1% (47.1%) Ted Terranova 39% Justin Vicory 13.8% (Dropped out due to cancer)	X	37.7% (68.6%) Bob Fifer 31.1%
District 4	David Jones	? (7 David Jones registered in Arvada)	2019	Phone number? djones@arvada.org			2.3% (51.1%) INCUMBENT LOST GOP DEFEATED GOP Bob Dyer 48.8%	X	UNOPPOSED (Bob Dyer)	X
At-Large	Bob Fifer (Pro-Tem)	Democrat (Source)	2019	303-929-4278 bfifer@arvada.org			18.3% (46.8%) Kathy Drullard 28.5% Carl Campanella 24.1% Kathy Drulard 0.4% (misspell?)	X	5.9% (52.9%) Ed Tomlinson 47% (Bob Dyer)	X
At-Large	Don Allard	Republican	2017	303-520-6559 dallard@arvada.org			X	12.9% (56.4%) Ascenzo Di Giacomo 43.5%	X	1.1% (50.5%) Aaron Azari 49.5%

Aspen

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspen,_Colorado

Ault

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ault,_Colorado

Aurora

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora,_Colorado

Aurora 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
353,108 (Female: 52.2%) (Male: 47.8%)	33.5 years (-2.9 years to CO)	$49,142 (-$9,681 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%	18% Other Race: 37.4% Native American: 30.4% Hispanic/Latino: 29% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 21.5% Black: 18.7% Two or More Races: 18% White: 9.5%	108.2 (+8.2 to US)	$176,200 (-$64,300 to CO)	$987	White: 45.4% Hispanic/Latino: 29.1% Black: 15.7% Asian: 5.1% Two or More Races: 3.8% Native American: 0.3% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.3% Other Race: 0.2%	Older Adult 40-64: 30.4% Younger Adult 22-39: 27.6% Children 0-17: 27.2% Senior 65+: 9.44% College 18-21: 5.32%	High School: 25.6% Some College: 24.6% Bachelor's: 18.3% Associate's: 9.3% Some High School: 7.3% Master's: 6.3% Less than High School: 5.4% None: 1.4%	19.7% (+10.2% to CO)	Now married: 47.5% Never married: 34.1% Divorced: 11.4% Widowed: 4.4% Separated: 2.6%	3.7% (+0.4% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Aurora City Council

Max of 3 consecutive 4-year terms. Extended term limit in 2011 with 5.1% majority.

Campaign Finance Reports: https://apps.auroragov.org/CampaignFinance/(S(00dxi255spsepg55njdla445))/Public/Default.aspx

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Steve Hogan	Republican	2019	303.739.7015 shogan@auroragov.org			UNOPPOSED (Markert considered running)	X	7.3% (37.5%) (Another GOP got 30.2%) (6-way race)	X
Ward I	Sally Mounier	Republican	2017	303.739.7502 smounier@auroragov.org			X	16% (58%)	X (Miller resigned 2012 / Council voted Mounier)	4.6% (33.7%) (Melissa Miller) (Dem incumbent out) (4-way race)
Ward II	Renie Peterson	Uncertain Registered Unaffiliated	2017	303.739.7506 rrpeters@auroragov.org			X	20% (60%)	X	14.5% (57.2%)
Ward III	Marsha Berzins	Republican	2017	303.739.7508 mberzins@auroragov.org			X	UNOPPOSED	X	5.1% (52.5%)
Ward IV	Charlie Richardson	Republican	2019	303.739.7516 crichard@auroragov.org			11.5% (55.7%)	X	43.9% (71.9%) (Molly Markert)	X
Ward V	Bob Roth	Republican	2019	303.739.7510 broth@auroragov.org			42.5% (62.5%)	X	32.3% (66.1%)	X
Ward VI	Francoise Bergan	Republican	2019	303.739.7015 broth@auroragov.org			19.4% (49.7%) (Declared Dem got 19.8%)	X	6.7% (36.2%) (Bob Broom)	X
At-Large	Barbara Cleland	Republican	2017	303.739.7524 bcleland@auroragov.org			X	Won with 19.9%	X	Won with 18.4%
At-Large	Angela Lawson	Republican	2019	303.739.7518 alawson@auroragov.org			Won with 28.5%	X	Won with 22.9% (Debi Hunter-Holen)	X
At-Large	Bob LeGare (Also served 1995-2003)	Republican	2019	303.366.0113 blegare@auroragov.org			Won with 28.1%	X	Won with 26.5%	X
At-Large	Brad Pierce	Republican	2017	303.739.7514 bpierce@auroragov.org			X	Won with 21.5%	X	Won with 23% (Bob Fitzgerald)

Aurora City Council Appointments

Position	Name	Contact
City Manager	George "Skip" Noe
City Attorney	Michael Hyman
Civil Service
Presiding Judge	Shawn Day
Court Administrator	Zelda DeBoyes

Aurora City Manager Appointments

Title	Name	Contact
Deputy City Manager	Jason Batchelor
Deputy City Manager	Nancy Freed
Deputy City Manager	Michelle Wolfe
Assistant City Manager	Janice Napper (also City Clerk))
Assistant City Manager	Roberto Venegas
Police Chief	Nicholas Metz
Fire Chief	Caine Hills (Interim)
Communications	Kim Stuart
City Clerk	Janice Napper (also Assistant City Manager)
Finance	Terri Velasquez

Avon

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avon,_Colorado

Basalt

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basalt,_Colorado

Bayfield

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayfield,_Colorado

Bennett

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bennett,_Colorado

Berthoud

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berthoud,_Colorado

Bethune

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethune,_Colorado

Black Hawk

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Hawk,_Colorado

Blanca

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blanca,_Colorado

Blue River

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_River,_Colorado

Bonanza

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonanza,_Colorado

Boone

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boone,_Colorado

Boulder

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulder,_Colorado

Boulder Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Boulder County)	Religion (Boulder County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
105,112 (Female: 47.5%) (Male: 52.5%)	29 years (-7.4 years to CO)	$58,547 (-$276 to CO)		2016: Clinton 71% Trump: 22% 2012: Obama 70% Romney: 28% 2008: Obama 72% McCain: 26% 2004: Kerry 66% Bush: 32%	None: 58.5% Catholic: 20.1% Evangelical Protestant: 9.8% Mainline Protestant: 6.5% Other: 4.5% Orthodox: 0.2%	12.1% Black: 1.5% Other Race: 3.4% Native American: 00.2% Hispanic/Latino: 12.2% Asian: 4.4% White: 78.2%	121.4 (+21.4 to US)	$583,600 (+$343,100 to CO)	$1394	White: 81.8% Hispanic/Latino: 8.7% Black: 0.7% Asian: 5.3% Two or More Races: 3.1% Native American: .1% Other Race: .2% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: .04%	Older Adult 40-64: 19.1% Younger Adult 22-39: 27.1% Children 0-17: 14.5% College 18-21: 30.4% Senior 65+: 10.6%	High School: 7.4% Some College: 16.6% Bachelor's: 45% Some High School: 8.5% Associate's: 5.0% Less than High School: 7.7% Master's: 31.6% Doctorate: 11.7% None: 1.1% Professional: 7.0%	10.0% (+0.5% to CO)	Now married: 33.4% Never married: 55.1% Divorced: 8.6% Widowed: 2.3% Separated: 0.6%	6.7% (+3.4% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Boulder City Council

All City Council members are elected at-large. Council positions are non-partisan. Each member is elected by and represents the entire city.
The City Council consists of nine members, including a mayor and mayor pro tem selected by the council members.
City Council members are elected to four- or two-year terms depending how many votes they receive.
Council members may serve three terms in a lifetime.
The City of Boulder conducts its general elections on the first Tuesday in November of odd numbered years.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Suzanne Jones	Democrat	2019	720-633-7388 joness@bouldercolorado.gov
Mayor Pro Tem	Andrew Shoemaker	Democrat	2017	303-530-3452 shoemakera@bouldercolorado.gov			Wasn't up for election	First elected
Council Member	Matthew Appelbaum	Democrat	2017	303-449-8970 appelbaumm@bouldercolorado.gov
Council Member	Aaron Brockett	Democrat	2019	720-984-1863 brocketta@bouldercolorado.gov			First elected to city council
Council Member	Jan Burton	Democrat	2017	720-446-8510 burtonj@bouldercolorado.gov
Council Member	Lisa Morzel	Democrat	2019	303-815-6723 morzell@bouldercolorado.gov			Re-elected		Re-elected
Council Member	Sam Weaver	Democrat	2017	303-416-6130 WeaverS@bouldercolorado.gov			Not up for re-election	First elected to council
Council Member	Bob Yates	Cannot confirm	2019	720-310-5829 yatesb@bouldercolorado.gov
Council Member	Mary D. Young	Cannot confirm	2017	303-501-2439 youngm@bouldercolorado.gov

Bow Mar

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bow_Mar,_Colorado

Branson

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branson,_Colorado

Breckenridge

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breckenridge,_Colorado

Brighton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brighton,_Colorado

Brighton 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
36,765 (Female: 49.8%) (Male: 50.2%)	33.1 years (-3.3 years to CO)	$65,760 (+$6,937 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%	9.9% Two or More Races: 18.6% Hispanic/Latino: 13.9% Native American: 9.6% Other Race: 8.6% White: 6.5% Black: 0.5%	108.1 (+8.1 to US)	$245,860 (+$5,360 to CO)	$1,174	White: 52.2% Hispanic/Latino: 41.9% Two or More Races: 2.2% Black: 1.6% Asian: 1.5% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.3% Native American: 0.2%	Older Adult 40-64: 30.2% Children 0-17: 29.6% Younger Adult 22-39: 27.2% Senior 65+: 7.83% College 18-21: 5.19%	High School: 30.9% Some College: 23.2% Bachelor's: 12.3% Some High School: 9.9% Associate's: 7.4% Less than High School: 7% Master's: 4% None: 2.6% Professional: 0.7% Doctorate: 0.1%	13.4% (+3.9% to CO)	Now married: 49.9% Never married: 32% Divorced: 11.2% Widowed: 5.0% Separated: 1.9%	4.1% (+0.8% to CO)	106 (+31 to US)

Brighton City Council

Term limits: 8 consecutive years. Sometimes has separate elections due to City Charter language. Runoffs, if less than 50%.

• Note 1: (See Ward 1 Seat 2 election entries)

  Former councilmember Chris Maslanik has a history of felony charges. He is currently the chair of the Planning Commission, appointed by the City Council.

• Note 2: (See Ward 2 Seat 2)

  Mary Ellen Pollack is a Trump supporter. Her Twitter is archived through 4/11/17. Her seat is next up in 2019. She is eligible for re-election.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Dick McLean	Has endorsed Eva Henry and Brigitte Grim	2017	303.655-2266 dmclean@brightonco.gov			X	UNOPPOSED	X	25% (49.2%) RUNOFF - Hodge withdrew Richard E. Hodge 24.2% Cynthia Martinez 13.5% Lyn Pavel 8.8% Jess Venegas 4%
Ward 1 Seat 1	Kirby Wallin	Democrat	2019	303.655.2261 kwalling@brightonco.gov			UNOPPOSED	X	8% (54%) Rich Rodriquez 46%	X
Ward 1 Seat 2	Joan Kniss	Democrat	2017	303-659-2196 jkniss@brightonco.gov			X	26.9% (63.4%) DEFEATED GOP INCUMBENT Chris Maslanik 36.5%	X Maslanik charged with felony again in 2017	11.7% (55.8%) (Chris Maslanik)
Ward 2 Seat 1	Rex Bell	Republican	2017	303-655-2268 rbell@brightonco.gov			X	UNOPPOSED	X	9.5% (54.7%) Sandy Martinez 45.2%
Ward 2 Seat 2	Mary Ellen Pollack	Trumpist Source"	2019	303-655-2264 mpollack@brightonco.gov			0.5% (50.2%) D.R. Dill 49.7% (6 votes)	X	UNOPPOSED (Cynthia Martinez)	X
Ward 3 Seat 1	Lynn Baca	Democrat	2019	303-655-2263 lbaca@brightonco.gov			UNOPPOSED	X	26% (63%) Rob Farina 37%	X
Ward 3 Seat 2	Ken Kreutzer (Pro-Tem)	Democrat	2017	303-655-2267 kkreutzer@brightonco.gov			X	UNOPPOSED	X	38.5% (69.2%) (Wayne Scott) Gloria Venagas 30.7
Ward 4 Seat 1	J.W. Edwards	Republican	2019	303-655-2260 jwedwards@brightonco.gov			11.9% (52.5%) Michele Romano-Lussier 40.6% Archie Demarest 6.8%	X	7% (41%) Jeff Blair 34% Fidel Balderas 18% Anthony Dyson 7% DEMOCRAT VOTE - 52% Blair lost runoff 57-43	X
Ward 4 Seat 2	Mark Humbert	Republican	2017	303-655-2269 mhumbert@brightonco.gov			X	4.6% (43.8%) David E. Rose 39.2% Peter Phibbs 16.8% DEMOCRAT VOTE - 56% Rose lost runoff 65.4-34.5 Liberals did not consolidate in runoff	X	4.3% (52.1%) (Wilma Rose) Jeff Blair 47.8%

Brookside

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brookside,_Colorado

Broomfield

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broomfield,_Colorado

Broomfield Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Broomfield County)	Religion (Broomfield County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
62,138 (Female: 51.2%) (Male: 48.8%)	36.8 years (+0.4 years to CO)	$84,921 (+$26,098 to CO)		2016: Clinton 49% Trump: 42% 2012: Obama 51% Romney: 47% 2008: Obama 54% McCain: 45% 2004: Kerry 47% Bush: 52%	None: 64.3% Catholic: 15% Evangelical Protestant: 12.9% Mainline Protestant: 4.2% Other: 3.4% Orthodox: 0.2%	4.6% Black: 32.9% Other Race: 10.7% Hispanic/Latino: 9.7% Two or More Races: 7% Native American: 5.3% White: 4.5%	109.5 (+9.5 to US)	$342,800 (+$102,300 to CO)	$1,413	White: 77.5% Hispanic/Latino: 12.1% Asian: 6.1% Two or More Races: 3.1% Black: 1% Other Race: 0.4% Native American: 0.2%	Older Adult 40-64: 32.9% Younger Adult 22-39: 26.2% Children 0-17: 25.6% Senior 65+: 10.4% College 18-21: 4.84%	Bachelor's: 31.2% Some College: 23.1% High School: 16.1% Master's: 12.7% Associate's: 8.2% Some High School: 2.7% Less than High School: 2% None: 2.6% Professional: 2% Doctorate: 1.7%	9.3% (-0.2% to CO)	Now married: 58% Never married: 26.9% Divorced: 10.9% Widowed: 3.6% Separated: 0.5%	2.9% (-0.4% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Broomfield City Council

Mayor is every 2 years, with max 3 consecutive terms. Pro-Tem, bolded, is elected by the Council.

Council is 4-years, with max of 2 consecutive terms.

Compensation as of 11/14/17 will be:

• Councilmembers: $800.month
• Pro-Tem: Additional $100/month
• Mayor: $1,100/month

Email the Mayor and the entire City Council: council@broomfieldcitycouncil.org

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Randy Ahrens	Republican source	2017	303.469.1498 rahrens@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			UNOPPOSED (22.12% Turnout) $1,401	21.2% (60.2%) Denny McCloskey 39%	44.32% (71.73%) (Pat Quinn) Paul Madigan 27.41% (Owner - Citizens for a Better Broomfield) (45.9% Turnout)	42.04% (70.6%) (Pat Quinn) Paul Madigan 28.56% (41.1% Turnout)
Ward 1 Seat 1	Elizabeth Law-Evans	Republican source	2017	303.460.1295 Elaw-evans@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			X	26.58% (63.03%) Stan Jezierski 36.45% (58.4% Turnout)	X	5.32% (52.4%) (Bob Gaiser) (Una) Elizabeth Law-Evans 47.08% (37.7% Turnout)
Ward 1 Seat 2	Stan Jezierski	Democrat	2019	720.272.2158 sjezierski@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			2.84% (51.27%) $4,020 John Lay 48.43% $2,625 (29.53% Turnout)	X	UNOPPOSED (Todd Schumacher) (44% Turnout)	X
Ward 2 Seat 1	Mike Shelton	Republican Broomfield GOP-Endorsed	2019	303.269.1946 mshelton@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			UNOPPOSED (15.95% Turnout) $1,000	X	UNOPPOSED (35% Turnout)	X
Ward 2 Seat 2	Sharon Tessier	Democrat	2017	303.641.5433 stessier@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			X	16.85% (58.13%) Lou Leone 41.28% (49.3% Turnout)	X	UNOPPOSED (Dennis McCloskey) (30.8% Turnout)
Ward 3 Seat 1	Bette Erickson	(Cannot confirm)	2019	303.455.3255 berickson@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			UNOPPOSED (28.15% Turnout) $1,180	X	UNOPPOSED (Kevin Jacobs) (50.1% Turnout)	X
Ward 3 Seat 2	Sam Taylor	Democrat	2017	303.931.6477 staylor@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			X	11.29% (55.34%) Richard A Chervenak 44.05% (64.8% Turnout)	X	UNOPPOSED (45.4% Turnout)
Ward 4 Seat 1	Kevin Kreeger	Democrat	2019	720.982.3751 kkreeger@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			5.49% (52.61%) DEFEATED GOP INCUMBENT $9,329 Dennis Harward 47.12% $7,386 (39.15% Turnout)	X Jurcak resigned 12/31/13 Moved out of state Harward appointed 1/28/14 Harward was sued several times	UNOPPOSED (David Jurcak) (53.3% Turnout)	X
Ward 4 Seat 2	Greg Stokes (Pro-Tem)	Republican Broomfield GOP-Endorsed	07/18/2017	303.466.6710 gstokes@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			X	46.23% (72.82%) Robert Cannan 26.59% (67.7% Turnout)	X	1.69% (50.74%) Judy Enderle 49.05 (Broomfield Dem Party Chair) (52% Turnout)
Ward 5 Seat 1	David Beacom (Appointed April 2015)	Republican	2019	303.453.9420 dbeacom@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			UNOPPOSED (22.73% Turnout) $875	X Anderson resigned 3/25/15 Moved out of Ward Beacom appointed April 2015	UNOPPOSED (Wayne L. Anderson) (43.4% Turnout)	X
Ward 5 Seat 2	Martha Derda	Republican	2017	303.466.6624 mderda@broomfieldcitycouncil.org			X	UNOPPOSED (55.6% Turnout)	X	30.89% (57.08%) Bill Bates 26.19% David Ryan 15.86% (36.5% Turnout)

See http://recallstokes.com/

Brush

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brush,_Colorado

Buena Vista

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buena_Vista,_Colorado

Burlington

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlington,_Colorado

Calhan

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calhan,_Colorado

Campo

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campo,_Colorado

Cañon City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cañon_City,_Colorado

Carbondale

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbondale,_Colorado

Castle Pines

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Pines,_Colorado

Castle Rock

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Rock,_Colorado

Cedaredge

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedaredge,_Colorado

Centennial

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial,_Colorado

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)		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 with registered democrats.

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% (yes, that Jack Tate) William F. Turner 16.45%   Republicans split themselves	X	UNOPPOSED (Ron Weidmann) (Endorses Piko's Mayoral run)

Center

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center,_Colorado

Central City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_City,_Colorado

Cheraw

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheraw,_Colorado

Cherry Hills Village

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_Hills_Village,_Colorado

Cheyenne Wells

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_Wells,_Colorado

Coal Creek

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_Creek,_Fremont_County,_Colorado

Cokedale

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cokedale,_Colorado

Collbran

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collbran,_Colorado

Colorado Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_Springs,_Colorado

Columbine Valley

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_Valley,_Colorado

Commerce City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commerce_City,_Colorado

Commerce City Demographics

Includes parts of Henderson.

General observations:

• Median household income is +$7,239 to CO average yet median house value is -$40,841 to CO average.
• Higher than average household income yet high poverty (15.6%) and less educated (56.3% have a High School degree or above).
• Most common occupations are construction, repair, and transportation.

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
51,762 (Female: 51.1%) (Male: 48.9%)	31.3 years (-5.1 years to CO)	$71,148 (+$12,325 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%	15.6% Other Race: 39.7% Native American: 28.7% Hispanic/Latino: 25.3% Black: 8.5%	107.6 (+7.6 to US)	$242,959 (+$2,459 to CO)	$1,112	Hispanic/Latino: 46.3% White: 45.1% Black: 4.2% Two or More Races: 2.4% Asian: 1.6% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.4% Native American: 0.3% Other Race: 0.07%	Children 0-17: 32.8% Younger Adult 22-39: 29.4% Older Adult 40-64: 26.8% Senior 65+: 6.42% College 18-21: 4.62%	High School: 27.9% Some College: 20.5% Bachelor's: 14.4% Some High School: 11.3% Less than High School: 9% Associate's: 8.4% Master's: 4.6% None: 2.8% Professional: 0.9% Doctorate: 0.1%	14.2% (+4.7% to CO)	Now married: 52.4% Never married: 30.0% Divorced: 11.6% Widowed: 4.6% Separated: 1.3%	3.9% (+0.6% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Commerce City City Council

Mayor and council members serve 4-year terms, with a max of 2 consecutive terms. Pro-Tem is appointed by mayor.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Sean Ford	Republican	2019	303.720.9106 sford@c3gov.com			41% (60.9%) James W. Riddell 19% Gordon Hamby 19.1%	X	39.5% (69.7%) Robert Toavs 30.2%	X
Ward 1	Andrew Amador	Democrat	2017	303.910.4409 aamador@c3gov.com			X	0.3% (50.1%) Gene Leffel 49.8% Election decided by 4 votes	X	15.1% (51.3%) (Dominick Moreno) Gene Leffel 36.2% Joseph E. Jr 12.3%
Ward 2	Rick Teter	Republican	2019	303.378.2299 rteter@c3gov.com			UNOPPOSED (Previously Ward 4)	X	23.7% (45.7%) Kim Madson 22% Kristine Sumner Ph.D 15.6% Ellen Haug 9.3% Jolene Vialpando-Nielsen 7%	X
Ward 3	Jadie Carson	Democrat	2017	303.810.7276 jcarson@c3gov.com			X	UNOPPOSED	X	2.6% (27.1%) Joe Sandoval 24.5% David Pocs 19% Kerstin Berlinski 18.2% Guillermo Sema 11% Democrat Total - 57.1% Republican Total - 42.7%
Ward 4	Paolo Diaz	Endorsed Michaelson-Jenet	2019	303.668.0542 pdiaz@c3gov.com			0.4% (42.5%) Michael A Scanlon 42.1% Ellen Haug 15.2%	X	11.3% (55.6%) (Rick Teter) Harvest Thomas 44.3	X
At-Large	René Bullock (Pro-Tem)	Endorsed Eva Henry	2017	303.880.6559 rbullock@c3gov.com			X	Won with 39.1%	X	Won with 24.5%
At-Large	Steve Douglas	Democrat	2019	720.205.2621 sdouglas@c3gov.com			Won with 32.3%	X	Won with 25.2%	X
At-Large	Crystal Elliott	Democrat	2019	303.406.3893 celliott@c3gov.com			Won with 23.2%	X	Won with 28.1%	X
At-Large	Jason McEldowney	Democrat	2017	303.808.9105 jmceldowney@c3gov.com			X Other At-Large Candidates Maria Gonzales 19.8% Anthony Stellato 14.4% Gene Leffel 10%	Won with 27.7% Other At-Large Candidates Harvest Thomas 21.8 Robert Toavs 11.2%	X Other At-Large Candidates Paolo Diaz 23.4% Gene Leffel 16.9% James Romito 6.1% Joe Sandoval 0 votes (Sandoval dropped out-DUI)	Won with 24.2% Other At-Large Candidates Robert Romine 17% Steve Douglas 13.7% Andrew Hahn 13.6% Colby Trull 6.8%

Cortez

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortez,_Colorado

Craig

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig,_Colorado

Crawford

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crawford,_Colorado

Creede

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creede,_Colorado

Crested Butte

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crested_Butte,_Colorado

Crestone

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crestone,_Colorado

Cripple Creek

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cripple_Creek,_Colorado

Crook

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crook,_Colorado

Crowley

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowley,_Colorado

Dacono

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacono,_Colorado

De Beque

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Beque,_Colorado

Deer Trail

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deer_Trail,_Colorado

Del Norte

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Norte,_Colorado

Delta

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta,_Colorado

Denver

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver]]

Denver Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Denver County)	Religion (Denver County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
663,862 (Female: 50%) (Male: 50%)	34.1 years (-2.3 years to CO)	$58,003 (-$820 to CO)	412,174 (Republican: 60,206%) (Democratic: 202,090%) (Unaffiliated: 141,332%)	2016: Clinton 73.69% Trump: 18.89% 2012: Obama 73.4% Romney: 24.4% 2008: Obama 75.15% McCain: 23.41% 2004: Kerry 69.61% Bush: 29.29%			186 (+86 to US)	$316,700 (+$76,200 to CO)	$1,094	White: 53.6% Hispanic/Latino: 30.5% Asian: 3.4% Two or More Races: 2.5% Black: 9.2% Native American: .5% Other Race: .3% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: .05%	Younger Adult 22-39: 34.1% Older Adult 40-64: 29.4% Children 0-17: 21.2% Senior 65+: 10.5% College 18-21: 4.75%	Bachelor's: 26.2% Some College: 18.8% High School: 18.5% Master's: 11.0% Some High School: 7.7% Less than High School: 5.4% Professional: 4.0%	15.7% (+6.2% to CO)	Never married: 38% Now married: 35% Divorced: 14% Widowed: 7% Separated: 3%	6.2% (+2.9% to CO)

See also https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/city-of-denver-home/government.html

Denver City Council

Denver holds municipal elections every 4 years. The last election was 2015 and next election is 2019.

Mayor, all of City Council (11 district and 2 at large total 13 positions) plus Clerk and Auditor are included in the municipal elections.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Michael Hancock	Democrat	2019	720-865-9000			77.16% (80.15%)	X	16.28% (58.14%) Chris Romer got 41.86% in Runoff election Chris Romer highest in the general	X
Auditor	Timothy O'Brien	Democrat	2019	(720) 913-1311 auditor@denvergov.org			6.04% (53.02%) Chris Nevitt 46.98%	X	X	X
Clerk and Recorder	Debra Johnson	Democrat	2019	720-865-8400 clerkandrecorder@denvergov.org			77.16% (84.21%) Joan Poston 15.79%	X	2% (51%) Sarah McCarthy got 49% in Runoff election Sarah McCarthy highest 4-way general	X

Dillon

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dillon,_Colorado

Dinosaur

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur,_Colorado

Dolores

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores,_Colorado

Dove Creek

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dove_Creek,_Colorado

Durango

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durango,_Colorado

Eads

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eads,_Colorado

Eagle

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle,_Colorado

Eaton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eaton,_Colorado

Eckley

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eckley,_Colorado

Edgewater

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgewater,_Colorado

Elizabeth

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth,_Colorado

Empire

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire,_Colorado

Englewood

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englewood,_Colorado

Englewood 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
32,480 (Female: 49.6%) (Male: 50.4%)	37 years (+0.6 years to CO)	$49,825 (-$8,998 to CO)	N/A (Republican: N/A%) (Democratic: N/A%) (Unaffiliated: N/A%)	2016: Clinton 53.1% Trump: 38.9% 2012: Obama 53.2% Romney: 44.8% 2008: Obama 55.7% McCain: 42.8% 2004: Kerry 47.5% Bush: 51.4%	None: 66.6% Catholic: 12.1% Evangelical Protestant: 11.2% Mainline Protestant: 4.9% Other: 4.6% Orthodox: 0.3% Black Protestant: 0.2%	16.5% White: 52.7% Hispanic/Latino: 24.8% Other Race: 16.4% Black: 4.8% Native American: 0.4% Asian: 0.8%	101.9 (+1.9 to US)	$262,378 (+$21,878 to CO)	$1025	White: 74.8% Hispanic/Latino: 17.2% Two or More Races: 4.0% Black: 2.1% Asian: 1.7% Native American: .2% Other Race: .05%	younger (25 to 44): 33.9% older (45 to 64): 26.7% children (0 to 17): 17.9% senior (65 plus): 12.4% college (18 to 24): 9.2%	High School: 24.9% Some College: 33.1% Bachelor's: 54.7% Some High School: 11.5% Associate's: 18.5% Less than High School: 7.7% Master's: 21.0% Doctorate: 1.8% None: 1.1% Professional: 4.0%		Now married: 39% Never married: 40% Divorced: 15% Widowed: 6% Separated: x%	2.2% (-1.1% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Englewood City Council

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Joe Jefferson	Republican	11/18/2019	720-373-5639 jefferson@englewoodgov.org			UNOPPOSED text text text text text	text text

Erie

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erie,_Colorado

Estes Park

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estes_Park,_Colorado

Evans

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evans,_Colorado

Fairplay

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairplay,_Colorado

Federal Heights

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Heights,_Colorado

Firestone

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firestone,_Colorado

Flagler

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagler,_Colorado

Fleming

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fleming,_Colorado

Florence

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence,_Colorado

Fort Collins

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Collins,_Colorado

Fort Lupton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Lupton,_Colorado

Fort Morgan

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Morgan,_Colorado

Fountain

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain,_Colorado

Fowler

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fowler,_Colorado

Foxfield

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxfield,_Colorado

Fraser

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraser,_Colorado

Frederick

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick,_Colorado

Frisco

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisco,_Colorado

Fruita

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruita,_Colorado

Garden City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_City,_Colorado

Genoa

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genoa,_Colorado

Georgetown

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgetown,_Colorado

Gilcrest

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilcrest,_Colorado

Glendale

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glendale,_Colorado

Glenwood Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenwood_Springs,_Colorado

Golden

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden,_Colorado

Granada

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granada,_Colorado

Granby

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granby,_Colorado

Grand Junction

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Junction,_Colorado

Grand Lake

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Lake,_Colorado

Greeley

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeley,_Colorado

Greeley Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Weld County)	Religion (Weld County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
98,596 (Female: 49.7%) (Male: 50.3%)	31 years (-5.4 years to CO)	$54,307 (-$4,516 to CO)		2016: Clinton 35% Trump: 57% 2012: Obama 42% Romney: 55% 2008: Obama 45% McCain: 53% 2004: Kerry 36% Bush: 63%	None: 71.2% Catholic: 13.5% Evangelical Protestant: 9.3% Mainline Protestant: 3.9% Other: 2.1% Orthodox: (35 total adherents)%	16.7% Black: 51.9% Other Race: 30.9% Native American: 26.5% Hispanic/Latino: 18.3% Two or More Races: 22.9% White: 13.9%	101.4 (+1.4 to US)	$194,500 (-$46,000 to CO)	$861	White: 55.5% Hispanic/Latino: 38.9% Black: 1.9% Asian: 1.8% Two or More Races: 1.1% Native American: .7% Other Race: .3% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: .06%	Older Adult 40-64: 26.8% Younger Adult 22-39: 25.8% Children 0-17: 25.8% College 18-21: 11% Senior 65+: 10.6%	High School: 25.1% Some College: 23.9% Bachelor's: 16.9% Some High School: 8.5% Associate's: 7.9% Less than High School: 7.7% Master's: 6.2% Doctorate: 1.7% None: 1.1% Professional: 1.05%	9.9% (+0.4% to CO)	Now married: 44.7% Never married: 36.9% Divorced: 12.2% Widowed: 4.8% Separated: 1.4%	3.5% (+0.2% to CO)	89.8 (+14.8 to US)

Greeley City Council

Has twice the average college percentage of population and is overall fairly young with a smaller percentage of seniors yet very Republican city and county--OUTREACH

Mayor term limits: 2-year terms; 4 consecutive terms
Council term limits: 4-years; 2 consecutive terms
(Pro-Tem voted by council members)

ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT
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Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Tom Norton	Republican (Source)	2017	970-350-9772 Tom.Norton@greeleygov.com			50.18% (75.09%) Patrick K. Wardell 24.91%	43.32% (71.66%) Priscilla Resendiz 28.34%	46.62% (73.31%) Nick True 26.69% (Una)	0.4% (50.2%) Ed Phillipsen 49.8%
Ward 1	Rochelle Galindo	Democrat	2019	970-397-9160 Rochelle.Galindo@greeleygov.com			UNOPPOSED	X	(Charles Archibeque)	X
Ward 2	Randy Sleight	Republican	2017	970-336-4294 Randy.Sleight@greeleygov.com			X	16.98% (41.15%) Patrick Wardell 24.17% Frank Garcia 18.85% Neil Chikazawa 15.83%	X	16.06% (58.03%) (Donna Sapienza) (Source) Randy Sleight 41.97%
Ward 3	John Gates (Pro-Tem)	Republican	2017	970-336-4296 John.Gates@greeleygov.com			X	UNOPPOSED	X	65.29% (77.18%) Scot Stockwell 11.89% (Una) James I. Allen 10.94%
Ward 4	Michael Finn	Republican	2019	970-590-1523 Michael.Finn@greeleygov.com			UNOPPOSED	X	UNOPPOSED	X
At-Large	Sandi Elder	Republican	2017	970-336-4293 Sandi.Elder@greeleygov.com			X	37.38% (68.69%) Mark Schreibman 31.31%	X	7.75% (48.37%) Tim Annable 40.62% Thomas "T.J." Marlo 11.01%
At-Large	Robb Casseday	Republican	2019	970-336-4292 Robb.Casseday@greeleygov.com			UNOPPOSED	X	32.35% (57.37%) Scott A. Royer 25.02% Neil Chikazawa 17.61%	X

Pro-Tem John Gates, who is now termed out of his seat, is running for mayor in 2017.

Green Mountain Falls

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Mountain_Falls,_Colorado

Greenwood Village

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenwood_Village,_Colorado

Grover

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover,_Colorado

Gunnison

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnison,_Colorado

Gypsum

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsum,_Colorado

Hartman

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hartman,_Colorado

Haswell

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haswell,_Colorado

Haxtun

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haxtun,_Colorado

Hayden

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayden,_Colorado

Hillrose

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillrose,_Colorado

Holly

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holly,_Colorado

Holyoke

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holyoke,_Colorado

Hooper

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooper,_Colorado

Hot Sulphur Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Sulphur_Springs,_Colorado

Hotchkiss

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotchkiss,_Colorado

Hudson

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson,_Colorado

Hugo

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo,_Colorado

Idaho Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idaho_Springs,_Colorado

Ignacio

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignacio,_Colorado

Iliff

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iliff,_Colorado

Jamestown

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamestown,_Colorado

Johnstown

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnstown,_Colorado

Julesburg

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julesburg,_Colorado

Keenesburg

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keenesburg,_Colorado

Kersey

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kersey,_Colorado

Kim

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim,_Colorado

Kiowa

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiowa,_Colorado

Kit Carson

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit_Carson,_Colorado

Kremmling

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kremmling,_Colorado

La Jara

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Jara,_Colorado

La Junta

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Junta,_Colorado

La Veta

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Veta,_Colorado

Lafayette

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lafayette,_Colorado

Lake City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_City,_Colorado

Lakeside

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakeside,_Colorado

Lakewood

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakewood,_Colorado

Lakewood Demographics

General observations:

• Interesting Note: Median income is $2925 lower than the state, yet median home value is $21,700 more than the state

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Lakewood County)	Religion (Lakewood County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
149,643 (Female: 50.2%) (Male: 49.8%)	37.7 years (+1.3 years to CO)	$60,984 (+$2,161 to CO)		2016: Clinton 49% Trump: 42% 2012: Obama 51% Romney: 47% 2008: Obama 54% McCain: 45% 2004: Kerry 47% Bush: 52%	None: 64.3% Catholic: 15% Evangelical Protestant: 12.9% Mainline Protestant: 4.2% Other: 3.4% Orthodox: 0.2%	9% Native American: 42% Black: 20.7% Other Race: 16.9% White Alone: 8.9% Hispanic / Latino: 8% Two or More Races: 7.4% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 1.2%	110.2 (+10.2 to US)	$305,500 (+$65,000 to CO)	$1,155	White, alone: 69.8% Hispanic: 22% Asian, alone: 3.8% Two or More Races: 2.6% Black: 0.9% Other Race: 0.5% Native American: 0.3%	Older Adult 40-64: 33.5% Younger Adult 22-39: 26.4% Children 0-17: 20.1% Senior 65+: 15% College 18-21: 5.02%	High School: 24.3% Some College: 23.2% Bachelor's: 23.2% Master's: 9.1% Less than High School: 9% Associate's: 8.2% Some High School: 6.1% Less than High School: 2.1% Professional: 1.8% Doctorate: 1.2%	8.3% (-1.2% to CO)	Now married: 45.2% Never married: 33% Divorced: 15.1% Widowed: 4.7% Separated: 2%	3.3% (+0% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Lakewood City Council

• (4 year terms; limited to 2 consecutive)
• Everyone, regardless of affiliation, has special interests

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Adam Paul	Unaffiliated	2019	303.987.7040 apaul@lakewood.org			1.18% (50.59%) Ramey Johnson 49.5%	X	64.7% (82.3%) (Bob Murphy) Source Linda Lou Delay 17.6%	X
Ward 1	Ramey Johnson	Republican	2017	303.232.1567 rjohnson@lakewood.org			X	UNOPPOSED	33.9% (66.7%) 1 Briana Peterson 33% 1 Special Election	(Vicky Slack)
Ward 1	Charley Able	Unaffiliated Selected Record from his website Called "Reformer" by local blog	2019	303.233.7275 cable@lakewood.org			3.15% (41.79%) Jeff Yeager 38.64% 1 Ty Hull (Una) 29.57% 1 Called "establishment" by blog	X	25.3% (62.6%) Karen Kellen Cathy Kentner 37.3	X
Ward 2	Scott Koop	Republican	2017	303.232.7275 skoop@lakewood.org			X	UNOPPOSED	X	32.6% (68.1%) Frank Teunissen 31.9
Ward 2	Sharon Vincent	Democrat	2019	303.987.7040 svincent@lakewood.org			6.3% (45.7%) Richard Dick Bryant 39.27 Steven T. Ly 14.83	X	(Cindy Baroway) 1 Endorsed various Democrats	X
Ward 3	Shakti	Democrat	2017	303.987.7740 shakti@lakewood.org			X	6.3% (53.1%) Dan Smith 46.8%	X	UNOPPOSED (Sue King)
Ward 3	Pedro (Pete) Roybal	Unaffiliated Called "Reformer" by local blog	2019	303.432.7554 proybal@lakewood.org			18.3% (59.1%) Gary Harty 40.8%	X	X	7.9% (41.8%) Carolyn Evans 33.9% Mark Barrington 24.1%
Ward 4	Dave Weichman	Republican	2017	303.986.4818 dweichman@lakewood.org			X	8.1% (54.%) Betty Boyd 45.9%	X	3.7% (51.8%) Amy Attwood 48.1% 1 1 Source
Ward 4	Barb Franks	Unaffiliated Called "Reformer" by local blog	2019	303.515.6501 bfranks@lakewood.org			18.1% (59%) Michael C Coughlin 40.9	X	(Adam Paul 1) 1 Endorsed by both GOP and Dem for Mayor	X
Ward 5	Karen Harrison	Republican JeffCO GOP ID's her as GOP	2017	303.987.7767 kharrison@lakewood.org			X	32.5% (66.2%) Michael "Gunner" Gunstanson 33.7% 2 1 Blog post appears made by Gunner 2 Allegedly highlights Anschutz connection	X	4.3% (52.1%) (Diana M. Allen) Natalie Menten 47.8 1 1 Source
Ward 5	Dana Gutwein	Democrat	2019	303.987.7040 dgutwein@lakewood.org			1.3% (50.6%) Jessica Skimel 49.3	X	(Tom Quinn) 1 Endorsed Various Democrats	X

2011 Pete Roybal / Dave Wiechman Scandal: ","Wiechmann loaned Roybal $2,000 against state rules. Roybal fined $1,575.

Lakewood City Council Election 2017

Lakewood will elect a city council rep from each of the 5 wards on Nov 7, 2017. These are the candidates.

Ward	Name	Party	comment	Contact
Ward 1	Ramey Johnson (i)	Republican		email: rameyjohnson@juno.com web: http://www.rameyjohnson.com/
Ward 1	Kyra Elise deGruy	Democrat		email: kedekruy@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/kyraforcitycouncil/
Ward 1	Jeslin Shahrezaei	Democrat		email jshahrez@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/jeslin.shahrezaei web: https://jeslin4lakewood.com/
Ward 2	Jacob Bruce LaBure			email: JLaBure@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/jacobforlakewood/
Ward 2	Charles Kenneth Davis	Democrat		email: charles@charleskdavis.com
Ward 2	Trish Merkel			email: trish.merkel@gmail.com web: http://www.trishforlakewood.com/
Ward 3	Lisa Watkins	Democrat		email: liwatkin@yahoo.com
Ward 3	Michael Bieda	Republican		email: mbieda@gmail.com web: https://www.biedaforlakewood.com/
Ward 3	Michael Gifford			gifford4lakewood@gmail.com
Ward 4	David Skilling	Unaffiliated		email: skilling4lakewood@gmail.com web: https://www.skilling4lakewood.com/
Ward 4	LaDawn Sperling	Republican		email: ladawn.sperling@comcast.net web: https://www.facebook.com/pg/LaDawn-for-Lakewood-1777649725859919/about/
Ward 4	Jon Ludwigson	Unaffiliated		email: ludwigson4lakewood@gmail.com web: http://jonludwigson.com/
Ward 5	Karen Harrison (i)	Unaffiliated		email: kharrison@kbhagency.com web: http://www.harrison4lakewood.com/
Ward 5	Nancy Pallozzi	Republican		email: nancypallozzi@gmail.com web: http://www.nancypallozzi.com/

(i) = incumbent

See also

City Candidate Page

Lakewood Pols - Local Rag with lots of opinions

Find your ward: Ward Map

Lamar

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamar,_Colorado

Larkspur

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larkspur,_Colorado

Las Animas

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_Animas,_Colorado

LaSalle

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaSalle,_Colorado

Leadville

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leadville,_Colorado

Limon

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limon,_Colorado

Littleton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littleton,_Colorado

Littleton 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
44,669 (Female: 52.3%) (Male: 47.7%)	42.6 years (+6.2 years to CO)	$69,074 (+$10,251 to CO)		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% blackprotestant: 4.9%	9.4% Native American: 35.0% Other Race: 18.6% Black: 18.1% Hispanic/Latino: 18.0% Two or More Races: 16.4% White: 7.8%	101.1 (+1.1 to US)	$333,551 (+$93,051 to CO)	$1,109	White: 81.3% Hispanic/Latino: 11.7% Two or More Races: 2.4% Asian: 2.1% Black: 1.5% Other Race: .5% Native American: .09% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: .09%	Older Adult 40-64: 35.7% Younger Adult 22-39: 22.1% Children 0-17: 21.3% Senior 65+: 16.4% College 18-21: 4.5%	Bachelor's: 28.7% Some College: 25.2% High School: 18.3% Master's: 11.3% Associate's: 7.5% Some High School: 3.0% Professional: 2.3% Doctorate: 1.7% Less than High School: 1.5% None: 0.4%	7.3% (-2.2% to CO)	Now married: 49.7% Never married: 28.9% Divorced: 14.6% Widowed: 5.7% Separated: 1.1%	3.1% (-0.2% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Littleton City Council

Term Limits: 12 consecutive years
All offices are 4 years, except one At-Large and the appointment of mayor
It appears that whomever receives the second-highest At-Large win percentage, receives the 2-year seat
Mayor is elected by the council for two-year terms
Mayor will be bolded
Cronyism, special interests, and Doug Clark keeps coming back
Only ONE liberal elected since 2009
Many races are either unopposed or entirely conservative.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
District 1	Bill Hopping	Cannot confirm	2017	303-809-3053 bhopping@littletongov.org			19.70% (59.80%) Brenda Stokes 40.1% Special Election	UNOPPOSED (Randy Stein) (Resigned over voters wanting a say in property development) (Talks of recall)	X	UNOPPOSED (James A. Taylor)
District 2	Jerry Valdes	Republican	2019	720-774-4055 jvaldes@littletongov.org			UNOPPOSED	X	9.9% (54.9%) James C. Boone 45%	X
District 3	Phil Cernanec	Republican	2017	720-774-4055 pcernanec@littletongov.org			X	UNOPPOSED	X	23.3% (61.6%) Travis Nicks 38.3%
District 4	Debbie Brinkman	Republican "Sunshine Boy"	2019	720-224-1314 dbrinkman@littletongov.org			5.1% (52.5%) Carol Brzeczek 47.4%	X	UNOPPOSED Michael Elbeck was on the ballot but withdrew	X
At-Large	Bruce Beckman (Mayor 2015-2017)	Republican	2017	303-347-9141 bbeckman@littletongov.org			X	Won with 32.2%	Won with 37.9%	X
At-Large	Doug Clark (Also served in the 90s. Called "Deficit Doug")	Republican The original "Sunshine Boy"	2017	303-798-3594 dclark@littletongov.org			Won with 34.7%	Won with 29.9% (Bruce Stahlman)	X	Won with 43.6% (Bruce Stahlman)
At-Large	Peggy Cole	Unaffiliated "Sunshine Boy"	2019	303-795-9552 pcole@littletongov.org			Won with 39.1%	X	Won with 39.7%	Won with 41.5%

Lochbuie

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lochbuie,_Colorado

Log Lane Village

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log_Lane_Village,_Colorado

Lone Tree

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Tree,_Colorado

Longmont

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longmont,_Colorado

Longmont Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Boulder County)	Religion (Boulder County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index
90,237 (Female: 52.4%) (Male: 47.6%)	36.8 years (+0.4 years to CO)	$59,333 (+$510 to CO)		2016: Clinton 71% Trump: 22% 2012: Obama 70% Romney: 28% 2008: Obama 72% McCain: 26% 2004: Kerry 66% Bush: 32%	None: 58.5% Catholic: 20.1% Evangelical Protestant: 9.8% Mainline Protestant: 6.5% Other: 4.9% Orthodox: 0.2%	13.9% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 85.7% Hispanic/Latino: 31.6% Other Race: 31.2% Native American: 20.9% Black: 18.4% Two or More Races: 15.6% White: 7.5%	112.1 (+12.1 to US)	$282,800 (+$42,300 to CO)	$1,083	White: 66.7% Hispanic/Latino: 26.4% Asian: 2.9% Two or More Races: 2.5% Black: 0.9% Native American: 0.4% Other Race: 0.1% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.01%	Older Adult 40-64: 33% Children 0-17: 26.2% Younger Adult 22-39: 25.2% Senior 65+: 11.1% College 18-21: 4.4%	Bachelor's: 23.6% Some College: 22.9% High School: 19.7% Master's: 9.8% Associate's: 7.3% Some High School: 7.2% Less than High School: 4.1% Doctorate: 2.3% Professional: 1.6% None: 1.5%	12.8% (+3.3% to CO)	Now married: 48.7% Never married: 30.7% Divorced: 13.6% Widowed: 4.9% Separated: 2.0%	3.1% (-0.2% to CO)	90.3 (+15.3 to US)

Longmont City Council

Mayor - 2 years; 3 terms City council - 4 years; 2 terms Pro-Tem, bolded, elected by council

Local Right Wing Websites: Wrongmont (appears inactive since Jan 2014) Longmont Report (appears inactive since 2009)

Local Liberal/Progressive Websites: Free Range Longmont (active)

GENERAL OBSERVATION: People connected to Real Estate tend to run. Keeps swinging back and forth between progressive and conservative.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Dennis Coombs	Democrat Endorsed by GOP Gabe Santos Local RW blog calls him "mere sock puppet for the local hard left progressive ideologues"	2017	(303) 651-8602 Click Email Icon			30.07% (54.8%) 1 Sarah Levison 24.73% 2 Ron Gallegos 16.17% 3 1 $8,688 2 $5,439 3 $6,149	16.48% (54.47%) Bryan L. Baum 37.99%	0.78% (50.39%) Bryan L. Baum 49.61% Defeated GOP incumbent	8.1% (54%) (Bryan L. Baum) Roger Lange 45.9% Incumbent Defeated GOP for GOP
Ward 1	Brian Bagley (Pro-Tem)	Republican	2019	(303) 774-3613 Click Email Icon			UNOPPOSED	X	13.95% (41.09%) Brian Hansen 27.09% Suzzanne Painter 20.42% Paul Tiger 7.49% John Daniels 3.95%	X
Ward 2	Jeff Moore	Unaffiliated Pro-Fracking Ban	2017	(303) 774-3617 Click Email Icon			X	10.56% (45.01%) Rick Accountius 34.45% "Conservative leanings". Presents himself as having unique insight on the Norwegian economy after spending two weeks there.	X	21.7% (60.8%) (Katie Witt) Karen Benker 39.1% (GOP Defeated Dem Incumbent)
Ward 3	Bonnie Finley	Republican	2019	(303) 774-3612 Click Email Icon			11.12% (52.45%) Paul Rennix 41.33%	X	26.4% (63.2%) Sean McCoy 36.8% Endorsed by local progressives Vilified by local conservatives	X
At-Large	Polly Christensen	Democrat-Endorsed Source Called "Polly Progressive" on RW site	2017	(303) 774-3618 Click Email Icon			X	Won with 37.49% Defeated GOP Incumbent	X	Won with 26.8% (Alex Sammoury)
At-Large	Joan Peck	Democrat	2019	(303) 774-3619 Click Email Icon			1.65% (47.07%) Scott Dunn 45.43%	X	Won with 37.64% Heath R. Carroll 27.98% Ron Gallegos 25.07% James Young 9.3%	X
At-Large	Gabe Santos	Republican Worked for Tom Delay	2017	(303) 774-3615 Click Email Icon			X	Won with 43.28% Alex Sammoury 35.4% Trisha Baxter 25.07% ID'd as "most Libertarian" Ron Gallegos 18.91%	X	Won with 36.3% Bill Van Dusen 17.7% Kaye Fissinger 15.8% "Lifelong Democrat" who voted Green Edward Dloughy 3%

Véronique Bellamy is running for Longmont Mayor in 2017. She previously unsuccessfully ran for RTD District 1 in 2016. She has also filed to run for Governor in 2018 under the Green Party ticket. (Twitter)

Louisville

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville,_Colorado

Louisville Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Boulder County)	Religion (Boulder County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index

Louisville City Council

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Bob Muckle	Democrat	2019	303.981.0697 BobM@LouisvilleCO.gov
Ward 1 Seat 1	Jay Keany (Also served 1993-2005)	(Cannot Confirm)	2019	720.280.4805 JayK@LouisvilleCO.gov
Ward 1 Seat 2	Chris Leh	Democrat	2017	Cell: 303.668.3916 Leh@LouisvilleCO.gov
Ward 2 Seat 1	Jeff Lipton (Pro-Tem)	Registered Unaffiliated (Cannot confirm leanings)	2017	303.665.9776 Lipton@LouisvilleCO.gov
Ward 2 Seat 2	Susan Loo	Democrat	2019	303.665.4945 SusanL@LouisvilleCo.gov
Ward 3 Seat 1	Dennis Maloney	Democrat	2019	Home: 303.494.9257 DennisM@LouisvilleCO.gov
Ward 3 Seat 2	Ashley Stolzmann	Democrat	2017	303.570.9614 AshleyS@LouisvilleCO.gov

Loveland

Loveland Demographics

Population	Median Age	Median Household Income	Registered Voters	Presidential Results (Larimer County)	Religion (Larimer County)	Poverty	Cost of Living Index	Median House Value	Median Rent	Race	Age	Education	Foreign Born	Marital Status	Unemployment	Air Quality Index

Loveland City Council

Mayor: 2-year terms
City Council: 4-year terms
NO TERM LIMITS

Pro-Tem, bolded, is voted by entire council

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Cecil Gutierrez	Democrat	2017	970-962-2190 Mayor@cityofloveland.org
Ward 1 Seat 1	Troy Kenning	Republican	2017	970.292.8290 Troy.Krenning@cityofloveland.org
Ward 1 Seat 2	Richard Ball	Democrat	2019	970-980-5693 Richard.Ball@cityofloveland.org
Ward 2 Seat 1	Joan Shaffer	Democrat	2017	970 669-0030 Joan.Shaffer@cityofloveland.org
Ward 2 Seat 2	Leah Johnson	Democrat	2019	970-492-5935 Leah.Johnson@cityofloveland.org
Ward 3 Seat 1	John H. Fogle (Pro-Tem)	Republican	2019	970 679-7649 John.Fogle@cityofloveland.org
Ward 3 Seat 2	Steven D. Olson	Republican	2017	970 217-7276 Steve.Olson@cityofloveland.org
Ward 4 Seat 1	Dave Clark	Republican	2017	970 515-2323 Dave.Clark@cityofloveland.org
Ward 4 Seat 2	Don Overcash	Unaffiliated (Appears conservative)	2019	267-664-4957 Don.Overcash@cityofloveland.org

Lyons

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyons,_Colorado

Manassa

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manassa,_Colorado

Mancos

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mancos,_Colorado

Manitou Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manitou_Springs,_Colorado

Manzanola

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manzanola,_Colorado

Marble

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble,_Colorado

Mead

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mead,_Colorado

Meeker

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meeker,_Colorado

Merino

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merino,_Colorado

Milliken

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milliken,_Colorado

Minturn

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minturn,_Colorado

Moffat

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moffat,_Colorado

Monte Vista

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Vista,_Colorado

Montezuma

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montezuma,_Colorado

Montrose

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montrose,_Colorado

Monument

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument,_Colorado

Morrison

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morrison,_Colorado

Mount Crested Butte

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Crested_Butte,_Colorado

Mountain View

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_View,_Colorado

Mountain Village

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_Village,_Colorado

Naturita

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturita,_Colorado

Nederland

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nederland,_Colorado

New Castle

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Castle,_Colorado

Northglenn

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northglenn,_Colorado

Jessica's googledoc has demographic data and city council information for Northglenn, see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lB_RcBJmXY9BygLqXU66noSfABnlPC3wc14qLmASl48/edit?pli=1#gid=1613050561

Northglenn 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
38596 (Female: 49.4%) (Male: 50.6%)	34.2 years (-2.2 years to CO)	$60138 (+$1,315 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% Mainline Protestant: 1.6% Other: 3.9% Orthodox: % Black Protestant: %	14% Native American: 16.8% Hispanic/Latino: 23.2% Other Race: 1.2% Black: 22.2% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: % White: 8.1% Two or More Races: 38.5%	108.8 (+8.8 to US)	$231960 (-$8,540 to CO)	$1188	White: 61.4% Hispanic/Latino: 32.5% Asian: 2.5% Two or More Races: 1.5% Black: 1.3% Native American: 0.4% Other Race: % Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: %	Older Adult 40-64: 28.3% Children 0-17: 24.6% Younger Adult 22-39: 30.3% Senior 65+: 11.2% College 18-21: 5.61%	Some College: 24.7% High School: 35% Bachelor's: 12.5% Master's: 3.3% Associate's: 9.6% Some High School: 8.9% Professional: 0.5% Less than High School: 4% Doctorate: 0.2% None: 1.4%	10.1% (+0.6% to CO)	Now married: 44.9% Never married: 33.7% Divorced: 13.5% Widowed: 5.8% Separated: 2%	4.1% (+0.8% to CO)	107 (+32 to US) }}

Norwood

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwood,_Colorado

Nucla

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucla,_Colorado

Nunn

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nunn,_Colorado

Oak Creek

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Creek,_Colorado

Olathe

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olathe,_Colorado

Olney Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney_Springs,_Colorado

Ophir

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophir,_Colorado

Orchard City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchard_City,_Colorado

Ordway

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordway,_Colorado

Otis

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otis,_Colorado

Ouray

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouray,_Colorado

Ovid

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ovid,_Colorado

Pagosa Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagosa_Springs,_Colorado

Palisade

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisade,_Colorado

Palmer Lake

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmer_Lake,_Colorado

Paoli

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paoli,_Colorado

Paonia

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paonia,_Colorado

Parachute

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parachute,_Colorado

Parker

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parker,_Colorado

Peetz

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peetz,_Colorado

Pierce

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierce,_Colorado

Pitkin

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitkin,_Colorado

Platteville

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platteville,_Colorado

Poncha Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poncha_Springs,_Colorado

Pritchett

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pritchett,_Colorado

Pueblo

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pueblo_Colorado

Pueblo City Council

Meetings 2nd and 4th Monday of the month 7 p.m. Meetings are held at City Hall, on the 3rd floor, in the newly renovated City Council Chambers 1 City Hall Place Pueblo, CO 81003

The City Clerk is the designated election official for the City of Pueblo. General municipal elections are held the first Tuesday of November during odd-numbered years. Special elections are called by ordinance of the City Council and may be held at any time. Special Municipal Elections are often held in conjunction with the Pueblo County General Election, in November for even-numbered years.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
District 1 City Council President	Bob Schilling	Unaffiliated	2017	719-250-4520 bobschilling68@gmail.com			24.69% (62.34%)
City Council District 2	Larry Atencio	Unaffiliated	2019	719-248-9141 latencio@pueblo.us			1% (1078%)
City Council District 3	Ed Brown	Unaffiliated	2017	719-671-7450 ebrown@pueblo.us
City Council District 4	Ray Aguilera	Unaffiliated	2019	719-415-0400 raguilera@pueblo.us			31.9% (65.9%)
City Council At Large	Steve Nawrocki	Unaffiliated	2017	719-545-8900 snawrocki@pueblo.us
City Council At Large	Lori Winner	Unaffiliated	2017	719-252-7306 lovepueblo@yahoo.com			8.85% (32.7%)
City Council At Large	Chris Nicoli	Unaffiliated	2019	719-924-5449 cnicoll@pueblo.us			56.16% (72.39%)

Ramah

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramah,_Colorado

Rangely

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rangely,_Colorado

Raymer

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymer,_Colorado

Red Cliff

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Cliff,_Colorado

Rico

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rico,_Colorado

Ridgway

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ridgway,_Colorado

Rifle

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifle,_Colorado

Rockvale

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockvale,_Colorado

Rocky Ford

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Ford,_Colorado

Romeo

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo,_Colorado

Rye

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rye,_Colorado

Saguache

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saguache,_Colorado

Salida

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salida,_Colorado

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Jim LiVecchi	Unaffiliated	2017	719-530-2642 jim.livecchi@salidaelected.com			10.74% (55.37%) Forrest Whitman 44.63
City Council District 1	Hal Brown	Unaffiliated		719 239 4573 hal.bron@salidaelected.com
City Council District 1	Rusty Granzella	Unaffiliated	2019	719 539 7309 rusty.granzel@salidaelected.com			UNOPPOSED
City Council District 2	Eileen Rogers	Unaffiliated		719 539 4040 eileen.rogers@salidaelected.com
City Council District 2	Cheryl Brown	Unaffiliated	2019	719 539 5372 chery.brown0kovacic@salidaelected.com			11.78% (55.89%)
City Council District 3	Mike Bowers	Unaffiliated	2019	719 530 1580 mike.bowers@salidaelected.com			4.36% (48.32%) Allison Pappenfort
City Council District 3	Melodee Hallett	Unaffiliated		719 539 4659 melodee.hallet@salidaelected.com
Elected City Clerk	Betty Schwitzer	Unaffiliated		719 539 2105 betty.schwitzwe@salidaelected.com
Elected City Treasurer	Theresa Cortese	Unaffiliated		Theresa.cortese@salidaelected.com

San Luis

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Luis,_Colorado

Sanford

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford,_Colorado

Sawpit

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawpit,_Colorado

Sedgwick

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedgwick,_Colorado

Seibert

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seibert,_Colorado

Severance

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severance,_Colorado

Sheridan

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheridan,_Colorado

Sheridan Lake

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheridan_Lake,_Colorado

Silt

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silt,_Colorado

Silver Cliff

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Cliff,_Colorado

Silver Plume

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Plume,_Colorado

Silverthorne

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverthorne,_Colorado

Silverton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverton,_Colorado

Simla

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simla,_Colorado

Snowmass Village

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowmass_Village,_Colorado

South Fork

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Fork,_Colorado

Springfield

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfield,_Colorado

Starkville

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starkville,_Colorado

Steamboat Springs

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steamboat_Springs,_Colorado

Sterling

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterling,_Colorado

Stratton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratton,_Colorado

Sugar City

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_City,_Colorado

Superior

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superior,_Colorado

Swink

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swink,_Colorado

Telluride

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telluride,_Colorado

Thornton

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thornton,_Colorado

Thornton 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
130,307 (Female: 50.9%) (Male: 49.1%)	33.1 years (-3.3 years to CO)	$72,697 (+$13,874 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% Mainline Protestant: 1.6% Other: 3.9% Orthodox: % Black Protestant: %	9.6% Native American: 9.3% Hispanic/Latino: 16.6% Other Race: 24.5% Black: 17.7% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: % White: 3.9% Two or More Races: 4.6%	108.8 (+8.8 to US)	$255,500 (+$15,000 to CO)	$1,346	White: 54.4% Hispanic/Latino: 36.9% Asian: 4.1% Two or More Races: 2.1% Black: 2% Native American: 0.4% Other Race: % Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.06%	Older Adult 40-64: 30.3% Children 0-17: 29.6% Younger Adult 22-39: 28.1% Senior 65+: 7.2% College 18-21: 4.77%	Some College: 24.2% High School: 27.9% Bachelor's: 18.1% Master's: 6.2% Associate's: 9.4% Some High School: 8% Professional: 0.9% Less than High School: 4.1% Doctorate: 0.5% None: 0.7%	11.3% (+1.8% to CO)	Now married: 54.9% Never married: 28.7% Divorced: 10.7% Widowed: 4.1% Separated: 1.7%	3.5% (+0.2% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Thornton City Council

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2019 Margin	2017 Margin	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
Mayor	Heidi Williams	Republican	2019	303-538-7531 heidi.williams@cityofthornton.net			43.5% (71.7%) Val Vigil 28.2%	X	30.2% (56.2%) Val Vigil 26% Mack Goodman 17.7%	X
Ward 1 Seat 1	Jacque Phillips	Democrat	2019	303-538-7537 jacque.phillips@cityofthornton.net			0.3% (31.8%) 1 Jenice "JJ" Dove 31.1% Sandra Wolfe 18.6% Mary E. Payne 17.9% 1 Dem Defeated Dem Incumbent	X	36.3% (68.1%) (Jenice "JJ" Dove) Lee Cantu 31.8%	X
Ward 1 Seat 2	Mack Goodman	Democrat	2017	303-538-7534 mack.goodman@cityofthornton.net			X	UNOPPOSED	X	16.5% (39.3%) Jan Bach 22.8% Jenice "JJ" Dove 19.2% Mary E. Payne 18.6%
Ward 2 Seat 1	Eric Montoya	Democrat	2019	303-538-7536 eric.montoya@cityofthornton.net			UNOPPOSED	X (Eva Henry resigned; elected County Comm) (Eric Montoya appointed)	47.5% (73.7%) (Eva Henry) Richard Gianzero 26.2%	X
Ward 2 Seat 2	Val Vigil	Democrat	2017	303-538-7535 val.vigil@cityofthornton.net			X	UNOPPOSED	X	11.1% (55.5%) Ralph W. Moore II 44.4%
Ward 3 Seat 1	Josh Zygielbaum	Democrat	2019	303-538-7532 josh.zygielbaum@cityofthornton.net			6.5% (34.1%) 1 Michele Haedrich 27.6% SomXai Vue 25.9% Cynthia M. Sarmiento 12.1% 1 Total GOP Vote: 65.6%	X	27.5% (63.7%) (Beth Martinez Humenik) Sam Nizam 36.2%	X
Ward 3 Seat 2	Sam Nizam	Democrat	2017	303-538-7533 sam.nizam@cityofthornton.net			X	87.7% (93.8%) Unspecified Write-Ins 6.1%	X	5.9% (52.9%) (Lynne Fox) Brian Thornton 47%
Ward 4 Seat 1	Adam Matkowsky	Democrat	2019	303-538-7530 adam.matkowsky@cityofthornton.net			17.9% (49%) 1 Alan Thurber 31.1% Craig Luckey 19.7% 1 Total GOP Vote: 50.8%	X		X
Ward 4 Seat 2	Jan Kulmann	Republican	2017	303-538-7201 jan.kulmann@cityofthornton.net			X	23.7% (61.8%) Adam Matkowsky 38.1%	X	2% (38.1%) (Randy Drennen) Charles E. Stevenson 36.1% Luke Michael Beard 13.2% David Pettit 12.4%

Suzie Brundage is a progressive who is running to unseat Jan Kulmann in Ward 4 November 7th, 2017.

Timnath

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timnath,_Colorado

Trinidad

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinidad,_Colorado

Two Buttes

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Buttes,_Colorado

Vail

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vail,_Colorado

Victor

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor,_Colorado

Vilas

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilas,_Colorado

Vona

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vona,_Colorado

Walden

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walden,_Colorado

Walsenburg

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walsenburg,_Colorado

Walsh

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walsh,_Colorado

Ward

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward,_Colorado

Wellington

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellington,_Colorado

Westcliffe

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westcliffe,_Colorado

Westminster

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster,_Colorado

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%	X

Wheat Ridge

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheat_Ridge,_Colorado

Wiggins

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiggins,_Colorado

Wiley

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiley,_Colorado

Williamsburg

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Williamsburg,_Colorado

Windsor

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor,_Colorado

Winter Park

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Park,_Colorado

Woodland Park

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodland_Park,_Colorado

Wray

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wray,_Colorado

Yampa

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yampa,_Colorado

Yuma

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuma,_Colorado