Lafayette

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
27,081 (Female: 52.2%) (Male: 47.8%)	38.9 years (+2.5 years to CO)	$71,758 (+$12,935 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%	8.4% Hispanic / Latino: 20.1% Native American: 13.4% Two or More Races: 7.5% White Alone: 6% Other Race: 3.1% Black: N/A% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: N/A%	113.1 (+13.1 to US)	$318,135 (+$77,635 to CO)	$1,324	White, alone: 74.5% Hispanic: 16.7% Asian, alone: 5.2% Two or More Races: 3.4% Black: 0.2% Other Race: 0.2% Native American: 0.05% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.04%	Older Adult 40-64: 37.4% Younger Adult 22-39: 25.7% Children 0-17: 23.7% Senior 65+: 9.51% College 18-21: 3.61%	Bachelor's: 33.5% Some College: 17% Master's: 16.8% High School: 14.4% Associate's: 6.6% Doctorate: 3.3% Less than High School: 2.8% Some High School: 2.6% Professional: 2.2% None: 0.8%	10.3% (+0.8% to CO)	Now married: 51.7% Never married: 29.9% Divorced: 13.9% Widowed: 3.6% Separated: 1%	2.7% (-0.6% to CO)	107 (+32 to US)

Up to 8 consecutive years
Mayor and Pro-Tem are elected by council
4 seats are up every two years. Whomever gets the fourth-most vote gets the 2-year seat. The others get the 4-year seats.
Went through a period of revolving doors, but appears to be without controversy.

Title	Name	Party	Next Election November	Contact	2015 Margin	2013 Margin	2011 Margin
At-Large	Christine Berg (Mayor)	Democrat	2019	720-442-1612 (Online Contact Form)	Won with 21%	X	Won with 16.34%	X
At-Large	Gustavo Reyna (Pro Tem)	Democrat	2017	720-272-9195 (Online Contact Form)	X	Won with 18.5%	Won with 15.75% (Staci Lupberger)	Won with 12.6% (Staci Lupberger)
At-Large	Stephanie Walton	Democrat	2019	720-593-0026 (Online Contact Form) (Is labeled at Tom Dowling's form, but the site links it to Walton)	Won with 16.9%	X	Won with 13.42% (Steve Kracha)	Won with 18.7% ¹ (Alex Schatz) ¹ (Schatz resigned; Kracha appointed)
At-Large	Alexandra Lynch	Democrat	2019	303-260-8413 (Online Contact Form)	Won with 16.7%	X	Won with 14.83%	X
At-Large	Merrily Mazza	Democrat (Listed as Green Party on site)	2017	720-556-1286 (Online Contact Form)	X	Won with 17.9%	Won with 13.88% (Pete d'Oronzio)	Won with 18.8% ¹ (Christine Cameron) ¹ (Cameron resigned; d'Oronzio appointed)
At-Large	Brad Wiesley	(Endorsed Mike Foote, Democrat)	2017	303-884-2200 (Online Contact Form)	Won with 12.5%	Won with 16.7%	Won with 14.26%	X
At-Large	Chelsea Behanna (Appointed Aug. 2016)	Democrat	2017	303-900-8281 (Online Contact Form)	X (Tom Dowling resigned to move to California; Behanna appointed.)	Won with 17.5% (Tom Dowling)	X	Won with 16.3% (Carolyn Cutler)

In 2011, 6 of the 7 seats were up for vote, due to a succession of resignations and appointments. According to councilmembers, the resignations were due to personal circumstances, not discord.

OTHER AT-LARGE CANDIDATES

2015

Frank Phillips 12.2% -- Previously was on board from 2003 to 2011, also serving as Mayor. Fights for renewable energy.

2013

2011

2009

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