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| Mayor || Michael Hancock (i) || {{party|D}} ||  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40LkpHJlhOU VIDEO - HD9 Forum] ||  || [http://hancockfordenver.com/supporters/ FULL LIST] <br> <br> Senator Michael Bennet <br> Gov. John Hickenlooper <br> Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne <br> Ken Salazar <br> Fmr. Gov. Bill Ritter <br> Fmr. State Senator Mike Johnston <br> Fmr. Mayor Wellington Webb <br> Congressmen Joe Neguse and Ed Perlmutter <br> Fmr. State Senator Irene Aguilar <br> DPS board members Jennier Bacon and Barbara O'Brien <br> Teamsters Local 17 <br> Denver Firefighters Local 858 <br> John Hanfling - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at [https://www.sewaldhanfling.com/meet-our-team/ Sewald Hanfling], Public Affairs/Lobbying) <br> Pat Hamill - ([http://www.denverpost.com/2012/03/11/growing-green-valley-ranch-highland-neighborhoods-exemplify-denvers-transformation/ Real Estate Developer]; [http://www.westword.com/news/dps-school-board-race-fundraising-whos-getting-big-bucks-from-phil-anschutz-5870858 donates to reform candidates]; member of [http://www.coloradoconcern.com/membership.html Colorado Concern], which lists education reform as a value) <br> Dan Ritchie <br> RD Sewald - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at [https://www.sewaldhanfling.com/meet-our-team/ Sewald Hanfling], Public Affairs/Lobbying) || [http://www.hancockfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/hancockfordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/HancockforDen Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/hancockfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:info@hancockfordenver.com Email]
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| Mayor || Michael Hancock (i) || {{party|D}} ||  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40LkpHJlhOU VIDEO - HD9 Forum] <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [http://hancockfordenver.com/supporters/ FULL LIST] <br> <br> [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] <br> Senator Michael Bennet <br> Gov. John Hickenlooper <br> Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne <br> Ken Salazar <br> Fmr. Gov. Bill Ritter <br> Fmr. State Senator Mike Johnston <br> Fmr. Mayor Wellington Webb <br> Congressmen Joe Neguse and Ed Perlmutter <br> Fmr. State Senator Irene Aguilar <br> DPS board members Jennier Bacon and Barbara O'Brien <br> Teamsters Local 17 <br> Denver Firefighters Local 858 <br> John Hanfling - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at [https://www.sewaldhanfling.com/meet-our-team/ Sewald Hanfling], Public Affairs/Lobbying) <br> Pat Hamill - ([http://www.denverpost.com/2012/03/11/growing-green-valley-ranch-highland-neighborhoods-exemplify-denvers-transformation/ Real Estate Developer]; [http://www.westword.com/news/dps-school-board-race-fundraising-whos-getting-big-bucks-from-phil-anschutz-5870858 donates to reform candidates]; member of [http://www.coloradoconcern.com/membership.html Colorado Concern], which lists education reform as a value) <br> Dan Ritchie <br> RD Sewald - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at [https://www.sewaldhanfling.com/meet-our-team/ Sewald Hanfling], Public Affairs/Lobbying) || [http://www.hancockfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/hancockfordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/HancockforDen Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/hancockfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:info@hancockfordenver.com Email]
 
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| Mayor || Lisa Calderón || {{party|D}} || '''[https://lisa4denvermayor.org/#issues Full List of Issues]''' <br> Resident-Driven Planning <br> Gender Parity and Protection <br> Power Sharing (employee/union rights) <br> Government Accountability and Transparency, plus Ethics Board <br> Fair Competition (Contracting) <br> Supports having an elected Sheriff <br> Independent Monitor to increase oversight <br> Revamp City Attorney to oversee the interests of taxpayers, not the mayor <br> <br> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGHlc0Qp-4o VIDEO - HD9 Forum] ||  ||  || [https://lisa4denvermayor.org/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Lisa4Denver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Lisa4Denver Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/lisa4denver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:lisa@lisa4denvermayor.org Email]
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| Mayor || Lisa Calderón || {{party|D}} || '''[https://lisa4denvermayor.org/#issues Full List of Issues]''' <br> Resident-Driven Planning <br> Gender Parity and Protection <br> Power Sharing (employee/union rights) <br> Government Accountability and Transparency, plus Ethics Board <br> Fair Competition (Contracting) <br> Supports having an elected Sheriff <br> Independent Monitor to increase oversight <br> Revamp City Attorney to oversee the interests of taxpayers, not the mayor <br> <br> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGHlc0Qp-4o VIDEO - HD9 Forum] <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [https://lisa4denvermayor.org/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Lisa4Denver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Lisa4Denver Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/lisa4denver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:lisa@lisa4denvermayor.org Email]
 
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| Mayor || Stephan Evans <br> ''(Chairman Seku)'' || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.facebook.com/pg/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/about/ From Facebook About Page]''' <br> ''Advocacy Social-Change Agency representing issues of the Disabled & Senior Citizenz; Poor, Workin'-2 B-Poor, and Just Got Broke!; ForeClosured and HomeLess Folkz...Focus is on Systems of Local and State government policy and procedures of Cronyism, Corruption, and Mismanagement of TaxPayers dollars.'' ||  ||  || [http://committeetoelectseku.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Politician/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:chairmanseku11@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 477-9671
 
| Mayor || Stephan Evans <br> ''(Chairman Seku)'' || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.facebook.com/pg/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/about/ From Facebook About Page]''' <br> ''Advocacy Social-Change Agency representing issues of the Disabled & Senior Citizenz; Poor, Workin'-2 B-Poor, and Just Got Broke!; ForeClosured and HomeLess Folkz...Focus is on Systems of Local and State government policy and procedures of Cronyism, Corruption, and Mismanagement of TaxPayers dollars.'' ||  ||  || [http://committeetoelectseku.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Politician/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:chairmanseku11@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 477-9671
 
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| Mayor || Jamie Giellis || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.jamiefordenver.com/guiding-principles/ FULL LIST]''' <br> Accessible Housing <br> Transportation and Mobility <br> Improve Police Training <br> Clean Environment <br> Economic Sustainability <br> Inclusivity <br> Ethics <br> <br>  [https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/ajtwrp/hi_rdenver_im_jamie_giellis_ama/ Reddit AMA] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u35xqLXpzQ VIDEO - HD9 Forum] ||  || Dennis Gallagher, fmr. Denver Auditor || [https://www.jamiefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/jamiefordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/jamiefordenver Twitter] <br> [http://instagram.com/jamiefordenver Instagram] <br> (720) 815-5290
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| Mayor || Jamie Giellis || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.jamiefordenver.com/guiding-principles/ FULL LIST]''' <br> Accessible Housing <br> Transportation and Mobility <br> Improve Police Training <br> Clean Environment <br> Economic Sustainability <br> Inclusivity <br> Ethics <br> <br>  [https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/ajtwrp/hi_rdenver_im_jamie_giellis_ama/ Reddit AMA] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u35xqLXpzQ VIDEO - HD9 Forum] <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || Dennis Gallagher, fmr. Denver Auditor || [https://www.jamiefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/jamiefordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/jamiefordenver Twitter] <br> [http://instagram.com/jamiefordenver Instagram] <br> (720) 815-5290
 
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| Mayor || Kalyn Heffernan || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.kalyn4mayor.com/the-campaign Full List]''' <br> Disability visibility and accessibility <br> End Urban Camping Ban <br> Affordable/Accessible Housing <br> Healthcare for All <br> Education Equity <br> Net Neutrality <br> Clean Air, clean water, clean energy <br> Strengthen the arts <br> De-militarize the Police <br> Reparations <br> Protect Immigrants || [https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a56038/kalyn-heffernan-cory-gardner-healthcare-protest-denver/ Leader at the 55-hour ADAPT sit-in at Cory Gardner's office] ||  || [https://www.kalyn4mayor.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/kalyn4mayor/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/kalyn4mayor Twitter] <br> [mailto:kalyn4mayor@gmail.com Email]
 
| Mayor || Kalyn Heffernan || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.kalyn4mayor.com/the-campaign Full List]''' <br> Disability visibility and accessibility <br> End Urban Camping Ban <br> Affordable/Accessible Housing <br> Healthcare for All <br> Education Equity <br> Net Neutrality <br> Clean Air, clean water, clean energy <br> Strengthen the arts <br> De-militarize the Police <br> Reparations <br> Protect Immigrants || [https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a56038/kalyn-heffernan-cory-gardner-healthcare-protest-denver/ Leader at the 55-hour ADAPT sit-in at Cory Gardner's office] ||  || [https://www.kalyn4mayor.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/kalyn4mayor/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/kalyn4mayor Twitter] <br> [mailto:kalyn4mayor@gmail.com Email]
 
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| Mayor || Penfield Tate || {{party|D}} || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcR3WeDT6S0 VIDEO - HD9 Forum] || [http://www.kutakrock.com/attorneys/uniEntity.aspx?xpST=ProfessionalDetail&professional=3417&op=&ajax=no Attorney at Kutak Rock] <br> Previously ran for mayor in 2003; did not advance to runoff <br> State Senator 2000-2003 <br> Colorado State Representative (1997-2000) <br> Colorado Democratic Party Vice Chair 1994-1996 ||  || [https://www.tatefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/tatefordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/TateForDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:terrybsnyder@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 459-0735
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| Mayor || Penfield Tate || {{party|D}} || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcR3WeDT6S0 VIDEO - HD9 Forum] <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [http://www.kutakrock.com/attorneys/uniEntity.aspx?xpST=ProfessionalDetail&professional=3417&op=&ajax=no Attorney at Kutak Rock] <br> Previously ran for mayor in 2003; did not advance to runoff <br> State Senator 2000-2003 <br> Colorado State Representative (1997-2000) <br> Colorado Democratic Party Vice Chair 1994-1996 ||  || [https://www.tatefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/tatefordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/TateForDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:terrybsnyder@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 459-0735
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| Mayor || Paul Fiorino <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||
 
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| Mayor || Leatha Scott <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  || [mailto:leathascott01@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 569-2804
 
| Mayor || Leatha Scott <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  || [mailto:leathascott01@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 569-2804
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| Mayor || Paul Fiorino <br> ''(Did Not Qualify)'' || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||
 
 
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| Mayor || Marcus Giavanni <br> ''(Did Not Qualify)'' || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/ourissuesdenver.html Official Platform Page]''' <br> Non-partisan, pragmatic solutions are the key to the future <br> No one group holds all the answers.  Diverse voices, treated with respect, can best help us define our priorities and craft solutions. <br> Economic power of Our Denver Metropolis should benefit everyone here. <br> Government decisions should strengthen business, strengthen the community, and increase safety for all. <br> Expanding our leadership role in the world for innovation, investment, hospitality, service, and travel. || Previously ran for Denver Mayor in 2015 <br> [https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/Results/Abstract/2014/general/governor.html Was Unaffiliated write-in candidate for Gov in 2014] <br> His running mate was Republican [http://socolorado.com/VOTER/search_id.php?id=4177202 Joshua Yballa] <br> [http://marcusgiavanniforgovernor.com/ Gubernatorial Website] <br> [https://www.marcusgiavanni.com/ Personal Website] <br> [http://futuredenver.com/ Another Website] ||  || [https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/ Website] <br> [https://twitter.com/mgiavanni Twitter] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBljOamhykTNQ8ie3wh1DCg YouTube] <br> [mailto:mangiavanni@gmail.com Email]
 
| Mayor || Marcus Giavanni <br> ''(Did Not Qualify)'' || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/ourissuesdenver.html Official Platform Page]''' <br> Non-partisan, pragmatic solutions are the key to the future <br> No one group holds all the answers.  Diverse voices, treated with respect, can best help us define our priorities and craft solutions. <br> Economic power of Our Denver Metropolis should benefit everyone here. <br> Government decisions should strengthen business, strengthen the community, and increase safety for all. <br> Expanding our leadership role in the world for innovation, investment, hospitality, service, and travel. || Previously ran for Denver Mayor in 2015 <br> [https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/Results/Abstract/2014/general/governor.html Was Unaffiliated write-in candidate for Gov in 2014] <br> His running mate was Republican [http://socolorado.com/VOTER/search_id.php?id=4177202 Joshua Yballa] <br> [http://marcusgiavanniforgovernor.com/ Gubernatorial Website] <br> [https://www.marcusgiavanni.com/ Personal Website] <br> [http://futuredenver.com/ Another Website] ||  || [https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/ Website] <br> [https://twitter.com/mgiavanni Twitter] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBljOamhykTNQ8ie3wh1DCg YouTube] <br> [mailto:mangiavanni@gmail.com Email]
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| At-Large || Robin Kniech (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://kniechforcouncil.com/housing-for-all/ Housing For All] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/climate-and-sustainability/ Climate and Sustainability] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/transportation-and-mobility/ Transportation and Mobility] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/made-in-colorado/ Economic Development for People] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/quality-of-life/ Marijuana Regulations] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/inclusive-city/ Inclusivity, Diversity, and Police Retraining] ||  ||  || [https://kniechforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/kniechforcouncil Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/KniechAtLarge Twitter] [mailto:info@kniechforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/contact/ Contact Page] <br> (720) 295-6154
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| At-Large || Robin Kniech (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://kniechforcouncil.com/housing-for-all/ Housing For All] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/climate-and-sustainability/ Climate and Sustainability] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/transportation-and-mobility/ Transportation and Mobility] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/made-in-colorado/ Economic Development for People] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/quality-of-life/ Marijuana Regulations] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/inclusive-city/ Inclusivity, Diversity, and Police Retraining] <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [https://kniechforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/kniechforcouncil Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/KniechAtLarge Twitter] [mailto:info@kniechforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://kniechforcouncil.com/contact/ Contact Page] <br> (720) 295-6154
 
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| At-Large || Deborah Ortega (i) || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/issues Issues Page]''' <br> [https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/track_record Track Record, Campaign Page] <br> Strengthen Our Economy (local hire policies) <br> Advance Sustainability (environment and food) <br> Address Affordable Housing Crisis <br> Sound Fiscal Policies and Practices (cut red tape) ||  || United Mine Workers of America <br> Pipefittetrs 208 <br> Firefighters 858 <br> Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar || [https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ortegafordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/ortegaatlarge Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@ortegaatlarge.com Email] <br> 720-315-8881
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| At-Large || Deborah Ortega (i) || {{party|D}} || '''[https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/issues Issues Page]''' <br> [https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/track_record Track Record, Campaign Page] <br> Strengthen Our Economy (local hire policies) <br> Advance Sustainability (environment and food) <br> Address Affordable Housing Crisis <br> Sound Fiscal Policies and Practices (cut red tape) <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://ourrevolutionmetrodenver.wordpress.com/endorsements/?fbclid=IwAR037XL-9GULHusLeBNnS1InikJBvBhRflpSNFiLZbSYHzK8glyyE1yoCQY Our Revolution Metro Denver] <br> United Mine Workers of America <br> Pipefittetrs 208 <br> Firefighters 858 <br> Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar || [https://www.ortegaatlarge.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ortegafordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/ortegaatlarge Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@ortegaatlarge.com Email] <br> 720-315-8881
 
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| At-Large || Johnny Hayes || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
| At-Large || Johnny Hayes || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
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| At-Large || Jesse Parris || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.facebook.com/pg/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/about/?ref=page_internal Is a Facebook Team Member for Chairman Seku's mayoral run] ||  || [https://jparris45.wixsite.com/jessefordenver Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/jesselashawnparris/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:JPARRIS45@GMAIL.COM Email] ([mailto:jessefordenvercitycouncil@gmail.com Another Email]) <br> [https://jparris45.wixsite.com/jessefordenver Online Contact Page] <br> 720-518-0907
 
| At-Large || Jesse Parris || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.facebook.com/pg/Chairman-Seku-317487221794758/about/?ref=page_internal Is a Facebook Team Member for Chairman Seku's mayoral run] ||  || [https://jparris45.wixsite.com/jessefordenver Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/jesselashawnparris/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:JPARRIS45@GMAIL.COM Email] ([mailto:jessefordenvercitycouncil@gmail.com Another Email]) <br> [https://jparris45.wixsite.com/jessefordenver Online Contact Page] <br> 720-518-0907
 
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| At-Large || Tony Pigford || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/issues Issues Page]''' <br> Affordable Housing and Transportation, middle-class focus <br> Living Wage, Collective Bargaining, Paid Family Leave <br> Protect civil rights regardless of race or socioeconomic status <br> Address systemic ineuqualities rather than have the criminal justice system sort them out <br> Invest in mental health services <br> Stop School-to-Prison Pipeline <br> Green New Deal || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-pigford-6b9a247 LinkedIn] || '''[https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/endorsements Endorsements Page]''' <br> Teamsters Locals 17 and 455 <br> Progressive Democrats of Colorado <br> Broader Representation Advocacy Team PAC <br> Susan Barnes-Gelts, fmr Denver Councilor <br> Wanda James, Simply Pure Dispensary || [https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/pigfordfordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/TonyPigford Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/pigfordfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:PigfordForDenver@gmail.com Email]
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| At-Large || Tony Pigford || {{party|U}} || '''[https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/issues Issues Page]''' <br> Affordable Housing and Transportation, middle-class focus <br> Living Wage, Collective Bargaining, Paid Family Leave <br> Protect civil rights regardless of race or socioeconomic status <br> Address systemic ineuqualities rather than have the criminal justice system sort them out <br> Invest in mental health services <br> Stop School-to-Prison Pipeline <br> Green New Deal <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-pigford-6b9a247 LinkedIn] || '''[https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/endorsements Endorsements Page]''' <br> [https://ourrevolutionmetrodenver.wordpress.com/endorsements/?fbclid=IwAR037XL-9GULHusLeBNnS1InikJBvBhRflpSNFiLZbSYHzK8glyyE1yoCQY Our Revolution Metro Denver] <br> Teamsters Locals 17 and 455 <br> Progressive Democrats of Colorado <br> Broader Representation Advocacy Team PAC <br> Susan Barnes-Gelts, fmr Denver Councilor <br> Wanda James, Simply Pure Dispensary || [https://www.pigfordfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/pigfordfordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/TonyPigford Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/pigfordfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:PigfordForDenver@gmail.com Email]
 
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| At-Large || Lynne Wachendorfer-Langdon || {{party|U}} <br> ''([https://www.facebook.com/lynne.langdon.7/likes?collection_token=556608977%3A2409997254%3A96&next_cursor=AQHR2xvAFOyDNf8whtyeInIFqpBegVmLPORItpY1HtupPONGygXSbCKps0t10CkqccZAmM8gpNGaX5XMf0KPbHX5pg her Facebook profile] "Likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures.)'' ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynne-langdon-1b56151/ LinkedIn] <br> [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0905132/ IMDb Page] ||  ||  
 
| At-Large || Lynne Wachendorfer-Langdon || {{party|U}} <br> ''([https://www.facebook.com/lynne.langdon.7/likes?collection_token=556608977%3A2409997254%3A96&next_cursor=AQHR2xvAFOyDNf8whtyeInIFqpBegVmLPORItpY1HtupPONGygXSbCKps0t10CkqccZAmM8gpNGaX5XMf0KPbHX5pg her Facebook profile] "Likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures.)'' ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynne-langdon-1b56151/ LinkedIn] <br> [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0905132/ IMDb Page] ||  ||  
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| District 1 || Victoria Aguilar || {{party|U}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-aguilar-98b842120/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://www.victoriafordistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/victoriafordistrict1/?ref=br_rs Facebook] <br> [mailto:VictoriaForDistrict1@gmail.com Email]
 
| District 1 || Victoria Aguilar || {{party|U}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-aguilar-98b842120/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://www.victoriafordistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/victoriafordistrict1/?ref=br_rs Facebook] <br> [mailto:VictoriaForDistrict1@gmail.com Email]
 
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| District 1 || Sabrina D'Agosta || {{party|U}} ||   || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinadagosta/ LinkedIn] <br> [https://twitter.com/inkintheveins Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/inkintheveins/ Instagram] ||  || [https://sabrinafornwdenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/sabrinafornwdenver/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:Sabrina@SabrinaForNWDenver.com Email] <br> 303-437-6671
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| District 1 || Sabrina D'Agosta || {{party|U}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinadagosta/ LinkedIn] <br> [https://twitter.com/inkintheveins Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/inkintheveins/ Instagram] ||  || [https://sabrinafornwdenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/sabrinafornwdenver/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:Sabrina@SabrinaForNWDenver.com Email] <br> 303-437-6671
 
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| District 1 || Scott Alan Durrah || {{party|D}} ||   ||  ||  || [https://www.scott4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Scott4Denver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Scott4Denver Twitter] <br> [mailto:scott@scott4denver.com Email] <br> [http://instagram.com/scott4denver Instagram]
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| District 1 || Scott Alan Durrah || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [https://www.scott4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Scott4Denver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Scott4Denver Twitter] <br> [mailto:scott@scott4denver.com Email] <br> [http://instagram.com/scott4denver Instagram]
 
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| District 1 || Prajwal Kulkarni || {{party|R}} ||   ||  ||  || [http://prajfordistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/PrajForDistrict1 Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/prajck Twitter] <br> [http://prajfordistrict1.com/contact/ Online Contact Form] <br> [mailto:prajfordistrict1@gmail.com Email] <br> 720-314-8568
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| District 1 || Prajwal Kulkarni || {{party|R}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [http://prajfordistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [http://www.facebook.com/PrajForDistrict1 Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/prajck Twitter] <br> [http://prajfordistrict1.com/contact/ Online Contact Form] <br> [mailto:prajfordistrict1@gmail.com Email] <br> 720-314-8568
 
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| District 1 || David Sabados || {{party|D}} ||   ||  || || [https://www.sabadosfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/DavidSabadosforDenverCityCouncilDistrict1/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:David@SabadosforDenver.com Email] <br> 303-588-6922
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| District 1 || David Sabados || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [https://www.sabadosfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/DavidSabadosforDenverCityCouncilDistrict1/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:David@SabadosforDenver.com Email] <br> 303-588-6922
 
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| District 1 || Amanda Sandoval || {{party|D}} ||   ||  ||  || [http://www.amandasandoval.com/ Website] <br> [https://facebook.com/SandovalforCD1 Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/SandovalforCD1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:amanda@amandasandoval.com Email] <br> [https://instagram.com/SandovalforCD1 Instagram] <br> (303) 433-1334
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| District 1 || Amanda Sandoval || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [http://www.amandasandoval.com/ Website] <br> [https://facebook.com/SandovalforCD1 Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/SandovalforCD1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:amanda@amandasandoval.com Email] <br> [https://instagram.com/SandovalforCD1 Instagram] <br> (303) 433-1334
 
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| District 1 || Michael Somma || {{party|D}} ||   ||  ||  || [https://www.sommafordenverdistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/SommaforDenverDistrict1/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Somma4DenverD1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@SommaForDenverDistrict1.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/somma4denverd1/ Instagram] <br> (720) 837-3438
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| District 1 || Michael Somma || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [https://www.sommafordenverdistrict1.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/SommaforDenverDistrict1/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/Somma4DenverD1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@SommaForDenverDistrict1.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/somma4denverd1/ Instagram] <br> (720) 837-3438
 
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| District 3 || Veronica Barela || {{party|D}} ||  ||  || Michael Kiley is Campaign Treasurer || [https://www.barelafor3.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Barelafor3/ Facebook] <br> [https://www.barelafor3.com/get-involved-1 Online Contact Page] <br> [mailto:hello@barelafor3.com Email] <br> 720-621-8985
 
| District 3 || Veronica Barela || {{party|D}} ||  ||  || Michael Kiley is Campaign Treasurer || [https://www.barelafor3.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Barelafor3/ Facebook] <br> [https://www.barelafor3.com/get-involved-1 Online Contact Page] <br> [mailto:hello@barelafor3.com Email] <br> 720-621-8985
 
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| District 3 || Annamarie Martinez || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' ||   ||  || Julie Bañuelos is [https://www.denvergov.org/media/denverapps/cfreports///2018//Municipal//Martinez_Annamarie/2018_Martinez-Annamarie_Org18.pdf campaign treasurer] || [http://www.anniefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/anniefordenver/ Facebook] <br> [http://twitter.com/anniefordenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:contact@anniefordenver.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/anniefordenver/ Instagram] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDpkklLvcTp0syHT8sepivQ YouTube] <br> 720-772-9602
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| District 3 || Annamarie Martinez || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || Julie Bañuelos is [https://www.denvergov.org/media/denverapps/cfreports///2018//Municipal//Martinez_Annamarie/2018_Martinez-Annamarie_Org18.pdf campaign treasurer] || [http://www.anniefordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/anniefordenver/ Facebook] <br> [http://twitter.com/anniefordenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:contact@anniefordenver.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/anniefordenver/ Instagram] <br> [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDpkklLvcTp0syHT8sepivQ YouTube] <br> 720-772-9602
 
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| District 3 || Raymond Montoya || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymond-montoya-81165463/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://raymond4citycouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Raymond4CityCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/raymond4Dist3 Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@raymond4citycouncil.com Email] <br> [https://raymond4citycouncil.com/contact Online Contact Page] <br> 303-323-9996
 
| District 3 || Raymond Montoya || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymond-montoya-81165463/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://raymond4citycouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Raymond4CityCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/raymond4Dist3 Twitter] <br> [mailto:info@raymond4citycouncil.com Email] <br> [https://raymond4citycouncil.com/contact Online Contact Page] <br> 303-323-9996
 
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| District 3 || Jaime Torres || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' ||   ||  ||  || [http://www.jamietorresforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/JamieTorresforCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:jamie@jamietorresforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://jamietorresforcouncil.com/contact-us/ Online Contact Page] <br> 720-270-5706
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| District 3 || Jaime Torres || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [http://www.jamietorresforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/JamieTorresforCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:jamie@jamietorresforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://jamietorresforcouncil.com/contact-us/ Online Contact Page] <br> 720-270-5706
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Issues Focused On || Selected Experience || Endorsements || Campaign Contact Info || Questionnaires/Interviews
 
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| District 4 || Kendra Black (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://kendraforcouncil.org/priorities.html Official Priorities List] <br> Work for smart growth—affordable housing, traffic, land use, green spaces. <br> Respond to constituent needs and resolve issues. <br> Advocate for resources to maintain parks and neighborhoods, keep streets safe, and support our most vulnerable citizens. <br> Increase safety on our streets for all modes of travel and work with RTD to make light rail stations more accessible. <br> Ensure seniors have the connections and resources to maintain their quality of life. <br> Bring together citizens, property and business  owners and city planners to plan the future 21st century southeast Denver. <br> Work to improve recycling and composting rates || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendrablackdenver/ LinkedIn] <br> ''"My professional experience includes work in non-profits, education and community outreach, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, CU Denver and George Washington High School."'' || [https://www.kendraforcouncil.org/endorsements.html Full List] ''(May have been from 2015 run)'' <br> Fmr. Denver Mayor Federico Peña <br> Fmr. Speaker of the House Terrance Carroll <br> DPS Board members Happy Haynes, Anne Rowe, Barbara O'Brien || [https://kendraforcouncil.org Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Kendra4Council/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/KendraBlackD4 Twitter] <br> [mailto:kendrablackdenver@gmail.com Email] <br> (303) 639-5453 || [https://kendraforcouncil.org/news.html Candidate Website Newsfeed]
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| District 4 || Kendra Black (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://kendraforcouncil.org/priorities.html Official Priorities List] <br> Work for smart growth—affordable housing, traffic, land use, green spaces. <br> Respond to constituent needs and resolve issues. <br> Advocate for resources to maintain parks and neighborhoods, keep streets safe, and support our most vulnerable citizens. <br> Increase safety on our streets for all modes of travel and work with RTD to make light rail stations more accessible. <br> Ensure seniors have the connections and resources to maintain their quality of life. <br> Bring together citizens, property and business  owners and city planners to plan the future 21st century southeast Denver. <br> Work to improve recycling and composting rates <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendrablackdenver/ LinkedIn] <br> ''"My professional experience includes work in non-profits, education and community outreach, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, CU Denver and George Washington High School."'' || [https://www.kendraforcouncil.org/endorsements.html Full List] ''(May have been from 2015 run)'' <br> [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] <br> Fmr. Denver Mayor Federico Peña <br> Fmr. Speaker of the House Terrance Carroll <br> DPS Board members Happy Haynes, Anne Rowe, Barbara O'Brien || [https://kendraforcouncil.org Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Kendra4Council/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/KendraBlackD4 Twitter] <br> [mailto:kendrablackdenver@gmail.com Email] <br> (303) 639-5453 || [https://kendraforcouncil.org/news.html Candidate Website Newsfeed]
 
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| District 4 || Colleen Zahradnicek || {{party|D}} || [https://colleen4denver.com/colleen-will/ Full List of Issues] <br> Work to make more permanent affordable housing as well as more affordable housing for all income levels. <br> Make the streets safe for pedestrians, bicycles and cars by expanding our public transit options, safe bike lanes and safe sidewalks. || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/colleenzahradnicek/ LinkedIn] <br> Real Estate Agent <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || Denver Theatrical Film, Stage & Exhibitions Employees Union <br> International Brotherhood of Teamsters <br> Progressive Democrats of America || [https://colleen4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://twitter.com/colleen4denver Twitter] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/colleen4denver/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:contact@colleen4denver.com Email] || [http://sustainablelivingpodcast.com/denver-changed-impact-people/ 2018 Interview - Why she is running]
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| District 4 || Colleen Zahradnicek || {{party|D}} || [https://colleen4denver.com/colleen-will/ Full List of Issues] <br> Work to make more permanent affordable housing as well as more affordable housing for all income levels. <br> Make the streets safe for pedestrians, bicycles and cars by expanding our public transit options, safe bike lanes and safe sidewalks. <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/colleenzahradnicek/ LinkedIn] <br> Real Estate Agent <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || Denver Theatrical Film, Stage & Exhibitions Employees Union <br> International Brotherhood of Teamsters <br> Progressive Democrats of America || [https://colleen4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://twitter.com/colleen4denver Twitter] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/colleen4denver/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:contact@colleen4denver.com Email] || [http://sustainablelivingpodcast.com/denver-changed-impact-people/ 2018 Interview - Why she is running]
 
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| District 5 || Mary Beth Susman (i) || {{party|D}} ||   ||  || || [http://susmanforcitycouncil.org/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Susman-for-City-Council-147964805216042/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/CouncilSusman Twitter] <br> [mailto:marybeth.susman@gmail.com Email]
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| District 5 || Mary Beth Susman (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [http://susmanforcitycouncil.org/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/Susman-for-City-Council-147964805216042/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/CouncilSusman Twitter] <br> [mailto:marybeth.susman@gmail.com Email]
 
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| District 5 || Michele Fry || {{party|D}} ||  ||  <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || Dalton Zuber is [https://www.denvergov.org/media/denverapps/cfreports///2018//Municipal//Fry_Michele/2018_Fry-Michele_Org18.pdf campaign treasurer] || [https://www.fryfor5.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/FryforDenverCityCouncilDistrict5/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/FryforCO Twitter] <br> [mailto:michele@fryfor5.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/michelefrydenver/ Instagram]
 
| District 5 || Michele Fry || {{party|D}} ||  ||  <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || Dalton Zuber is [https://www.denvergov.org/media/denverapps/cfreports///2018//Municipal//Fry_Michele/2018_Fry-Michele_Org18.pdf campaign treasurer] || [https://www.fryfor5.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/FryforDenverCityCouncilDistrict5/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/FryforCO Twitter] <br> [mailto:michele@fryfor5.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/michelefrydenver/ Instagram]
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| District 6 || Paul Kashmann (i) || {{party|D}} || ||  || || [http://www.kashmannforcouncil6.com/ Website] <br> [mailto:paul@kashmannforcouncil6.com Email] <br> 720-260-0638
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| District 6 || Paul Kashmann (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://ourrevolutionmetrodenver.wordpress.com/endorsements/?fbclid=IwAR037XL-9GULHusLeBNnS1InikJBvBhRflpSNFiLZbSYHzK8glyyE1yoCQY Our Revolution Metro Denver] || [http://www.kashmannforcouncil6.com/ Website] <br> [mailto:paul@kashmannforcouncil6.com Email] <br> 720-260-0638
 
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| District 8 || Christopher Herndon (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/experience Full List] <br> Public safety <br> Housing <br> Youth empowerment <br> Community || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/about Candidate About Page] <br> Served in US Army, with tours to Kosovo and Iraq (received an honorable discharge in 2005) <br> Volunteer block captain with Stapleton United Neighbors (SUN) and co-chair of the Outreach Committee. || || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/FriendsforChrisHerndon Facebook] <br> [mailto:herndon4denver@gmail.com Email] <br> (303) 437-7951 || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://303magazine.com/2018/10/christopher-herndon-denver/ 303 Interview] (as councilmember)
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| District 8 || Christopher Herndon (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/experience Full List] <br> Public safety <br> Housing <br> Youth empowerment <br> Community <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/about Candidate About Page] <br> Served in US Army, with tours to Kosovo and Iraq (received an honorable discharge in 2005) <br> Volunteer block captain with Stapleton United Neighbors (SUN) and co-chair of the Outreach Committee. || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [https://www.herndon4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/FriendsforChrisHerndon Facebook] <br> [mailto:herndon4denver@gmail.com Email] <br> (303) 437-7951 || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://303magazine.com/2018/10/christopher-herndon-denver/ 303 Interview] (as councilmember)
 
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| District 8 || Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz || {{party|D}} || [http://miguelfordenver.com/about Candidate About Page] <br> Labor, education, social justice, environmental justice, camping ban, I-70 Central Project/Ditch, Olympics, minimum wage, rent controls, gentrification/displacement/affordable housing, health care, women and LGBTQ+ health, protection for immigrants, expanding the electorate || [http://miguelfordenver.com/meet-miguel Candidate Bio Page] <br> Co-founded grassroots neighborhood activist group focused on activating electorate for 2016 presidential caucus <br> Elected to executive board of the Colorado Democratic Party (statewide director for voter registration efforts) || [http://miguelfordenver.com/endorsements Full List of Endorsements] <br> Fmr. State Rep. Joe Salazar <br> State Reps. Brianna Titone, Jonathan Singer <br> Denver Democratic Socialists of America <br> Saira Rao, 2018 CD 1 Candidate for Dem nom <br> Bernard Douthit, 2018 candidate for State Treasurer dem nom <br> America Carbajal <br> Vanessa Quintana, activist <br> Dr. Mike Cortes <br> 7 Leguas (restaurant) <br> Jeanette Vizguerra, activist <br> Martha Lugo, 2019 Aurora At-Large candidate <br> Lisa Culpepper, Adams County Treasurer <br> El Patron (restaurant) <br> Tim Krug, 2018 dem candidate for CD4 BOE || [http://miguelfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/denverceballos Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/DenverCeballos Twitter] <br> [mailto:miguelfordenver@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 900-5548 || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview]
 
| District 8 || Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz || {{party|D}} || [http://miguelfordenver.com/about Candidate About Page] <br> Labor, education, social justice, environmental justice, camping ban, I-70 Central Project/Ditch, Olympics, minimum wage, rent controls, gentrification/displacement/affordable housing, health care, women and LGBTQ+ health, protection for immigrants, expanding the electorate || [http://miguelfordenver.com/meet-miguel Candidate Bio Page] <br> Co-founded grassroots neighborhood activist group focused on activating electorate for 2016 presidential caucus <br> Elected to executive board of the Colorado Democratic Party (statewide director for voter registration efforts) || [http://miguelfordenver.com/endorsements Full List of Endorsements] <br> Fmr. State Rep. Joe Salazar <br> State Reps. Brianna Titone, Jonathan Singer <br> Denver Democratic Socialists of America <br> Saira Rao, 2018 CD 1 Candidate for Dem nom <br> Bernard Douthit, 2018 candidate for State Treasurer dem nom <br> America Carbajal <br> Vanessa Quintana, activist <br> Dr. Mike Cortes <br> 7 Leguas (restaurant) <br> Jeanette Vizguerra, activist <br> Martha Lugo, 2019 Aurora At-Large candidate <br> Lisa Culpepper, Adams County Treasurer <br> El Patron (restaurant) <br> Tim Krug, 2018 dem candidate for CD4 BOE || [http://miguelfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/denverceballos Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/DenverCeballos Twitter] <br> [mailto:miguelfordenver@gmail.com Email] <br> (720) 900-5548 || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview]
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| District 8 || LaMone Noles || {{party|D}} || Neighborhood planning, affordable housing, community engagement <br> ([https://www.crowdpac.com/campaigns/390800/lamone-noles Source]) || Raised in North Park Hill, attended DPS during the integration era of the 1970’s <br> President, City Park Friends and Neighbors <br> Board member, Greater Park Hill Community, Inc. <br> Past President, Park Hill ACORN, a working families organization <br> Medical Support Assistant, VA Medical Center in Denver <br> Nominee, Juanita Gray Community Service Award, 2014 <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] ||  || [mailto:lamone4denver8@gmail.com Email] || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
 
| District 8 || LaMone Noles || {{party|D}} || Neighborhood planning, affordable housing, community engagement <br> ([https://www.crowdpac.com/campaigns/390800/lamone-noles Source]) || Raised in North Park Hill, attended DPS during the integration era of the 1970’s <br> President, City Park Friends and Neighbors <br> Board member, Greater Park Hill Community, Inc. <br> Past President, Park Hill ACORN, a working families organization <br> Medical Support Assistant, VA Medical Center in Denver <br> Nominee, Juanita Gray Community Service Award, 2014 <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] ||  || [mailto:lamone4denver8@gmail.com Email] || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
 
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|-
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| District 8 || Erik Penn || {{party|D}} || [https://www.pennfordenver.com/platform.html Official Platform] <br> Housing, public health, food access, transportation, jobs || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/epenn/ LinkedIn] <br> Daniels Scholar <br> Internship with the Mental Health Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania <br> Internship with Colorado Common Cause ||  || [https://www.pennfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/pennfordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/pennfordenver Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/pennfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:pennfordenver@outlook.com Email] || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview]
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| District 8 || Erik Penn || {{party|D}} || [https://www.pennfordenver.com/platform.html Official Platform] <br> Housing, public health, food access, transportation, jobs <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/epenn/ LinkedIn] <br> Daniels Scholar <br> Internship with the Mental Health Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania <br> Internship with Colorado Common Cause ||  || [https://www.pennfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/pennfordenver/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/pennfordenver Twitter] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/pennfordenver/ Instagram] <br> [mailto:pennfordenver@outlook.com Email] || [https://denverite.com/2018/07/12/in-northeast-denver-the-berniecrats-are-coming-meet-the-candidates-for-denver-city-council-district-8/ 2018 Denverite Acrticle] <br> [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview]
 
|-
 
|-
 
| District 8 || Blair Taylor || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
 
| District 8 || Blair Taylor || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
 
|-
 
|-
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| District 8 || Patrick Thibault || {{party|D}} || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/vision Candidate Vision Page] <br> Jobs, housing options for all income levels, investment in neighborhood infrastructure, public safety, services for seniors, youth, and working families || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/meet-patrick-1 Candidate Bio Page] <br> Recruiter for the Community College of Denver <br> Chief of Staff/Policy director for both a State Senator and Representative in the Colorado General Assembly <br> Political Action Chair on Denver NAACP’s executive committee for the past five years <br> Recipient of Colorado People’s Alliance’s "People’s Award/El Reconocimiento del Pueblo" for advocacy around DACA || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/endorsements Full List of Endorsements] <br> State Rep. Rochelle Galindo <br> Ed Bagwell (President of Teamsters Local 17) <br> Julio X. Rivera (President of ATU 1001) <br> Progressive Democrats of America Denver Chapter <br> Denver Theatrical Stage, Film & Exhibition Employees' Union || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/patrick4denver Facebook] <br> [mailto:info@patrick4denver.com Email] <br> 303-667-9289 || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
+
| District 8 || Patrick Thibault || {{party|D}} || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/vision Candidate Vision Page] <br> Jobs, housing options for all income levels, investment in neighborhood infrastructure, public safety, services for seniors, youth, and working families <br> [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/meet-patrick-1 Candidate Bio Page] <br> Recruiter for the Community College of Denver <br> Chief of Staff/Policy director for both a State Senator and Representative in the Colorado General Assembly <br> Political Action Chair on Denver NAACP’s executive committee for the past five years <br> Recipient of Colorado People’s Alliance’s "People’s Award/El Reconocimiento del Pueblo" for advocacy around DACA || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/endorsements Full List of Endorsements] <br> State Rep. Rochelle Galindo <br> Ed Bagwell (President of Teamsters Local 17) <br> Julio X. Rivera (President of ATU 1001) <br> Progressive Democrats of America Denver Chapter <br> Denver Theatrical Stage, Film & Exhibition Employees' Union || [https://www.patrick4denver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/patrick4denver Facebook] <br> [mailto:info@patrick4denver.com Email] <br> 303-667-9289 || [https://greaterparkhill.org/2018/12/city-council-district-8-meet-the-candidates/ Greater Park Hill Community Interview] <br> [https://denverite.com/2018/12/03/the-race-to-represent-northeast-denver-is-starting-to-get-a-little-crowded/ Denverite Article]
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Issues Focused On || Selected Experience || Endorsements || Campaign Contact Info
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Issues Focused On || Selected Experience || Endorsements || Campaign Contact Info
 
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|-
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| District 9 || Albus Brooks (i) || {{party|D}} ||   ||  || ||  
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| District 9 || Albus Brooks (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || Candi CdeBaca || {{party|U}} ||  || [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || ||  
+
| District 9 || Candi CdeBaca || {{party|U}} ||  || [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] || [https://ourrevolutionmetrodenver.wordpress.com/endorsements/?fbclid=IwAR037XL-9GULHusLeBNnS1InikJBvBhRflpSNFiLZbSYHzK8glyyE1yoCQY Our Revolution Metro Denver] ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| District 9 || David Anthony Oletski || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
| District 9 || David Anthony Oletski || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || Jonathan Woodley || {{party|R}} ||   ||  ||  ||  
+
| District 9 || Jonathan Woodley || {{party|R}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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| District 10 || Wayne New (i) || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  || [mailto:newleeway@gmail.com Email] <br> 303-333-3243
 
| District 10 || Wayne New (i) || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  || [mailto:newleeway@gmail.com Email] <br> 303-333-3243
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Christopher Hinds || {{party|D}} ||   ||  || || [http://www.chrisfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ChrisForDenver Facebook] <br> [https://www.twitter.com/ChrisForDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:chrisfordenver@gmail.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/ChrisForDenver Instagram] <br> 303-717-9174
+
| District 10 || Christopher Hinds || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://ourrevolutionmetrodenver.wordpress.com/endorsements/?fbclid=IwAR037XL-9GULHusLeBNnS1InikJBvBhRflpSNFiLZbSYHzK8glyyE1yoCQY Our Revolution Metro Denver][https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [http://www.chrisfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ChrisForDenver Facebook] <br> [https://www.twitter.com/ChrisForDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:chrisfordenver@gmail.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/ChrisForDenver Instagram] <br> 303-717-9174
 
|-
 
|-
 
| District 10 || Antonio Mendez || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonioamendez LinkedIn] ||  || [https://mendezfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/MendezforDenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/MendezforDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:antonio@mendezfordenver.com Email] <br> [https://mendezfordenver.com/contact/ Online Contact Page] <br> 917-842-0917
 
| District 10 || Antonio Mendez || {{party|D}} ||  || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonioamendez LinkedIn] ||  || [https://mendezfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/MendezforDenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/MendezforDenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:antonio@mendezfordenver.com Email] <br> [https://mendezfordenver.com/contact/ Online Contact Page] <br> 917-842-0917
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Tony Smith || {{party|D}} ||   ||  ||  || [http://www.tonyfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://facebook.com/tonyfordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/tonyfordenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:tony@tonyfordenver.com Email] <br> [https://www.tonyfordenver.com/contact/ Online Contact Page] <br> [https://instagram.com/tonyfordenver Instagram]
+
| District 10 || Tony Smith || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [http://www.tonyfordenver.com/ Website] <br> [https://facebook.com/tonyfordenver Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/tonyfordenver Twitter] <br> [mailto:tony@tonyfordenver.com Email] <br> [https://www.tonyfordenver.com/contact/ Online Contact Page] <br> [https://instagram.com/tonyfordenver Instagram]
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Patrick Key <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || ||  ||  || [mailto:patrickkey1977@outlook.com Email] <br> 303-638-5939
+
| District 10 || Patrick Key <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  ||  || [mailto:patrickkey1977@outlook.com Email] <br> 303-638-5939
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Issues Focused On || Selected Experience || Endorsements || Campaign Contact Info
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Issues Focused On || Selected Experience || Endorsements || Campaign Contact Info
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Stacie Gilmore (i) || {{party|D}} ||   ||  || || [http://www.votestaciegilmore.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/votestaciegilmore/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/@votesgilmore Twitter] <br> [mailto:stacie@votestaciegilmore.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/stacie_gilmore_/ Instagram]
+
| District 11 || Stacie Gilmore (i) || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] ||  || [https://www.yimbydenver.com/2019-elections YIMBY Denver] || [http://www.votestaciegilmore.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/votestaciegilmore/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/@votesgilmore Twitter] <br> [mailto:stacie@votestaciegilmore.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/stacie_gilmore_/ Instagram]
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Christine Alonzo || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' ||   || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-alonzo-ab5a4743/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://www.christinealonzoforcitycouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ChristineAlonzoforCityCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:christinealonzo4citycouncil11@gmail.com Email] <br> 720-675-1484
+
| District 11 || Christine Alonzo || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-alonzo-ab5a4743/ LinkedIn] ||  || [https://www.christinealonzoforcitycouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/ChristineAlonzoforCityCouncil/ Facebook] <br> [mailto:christinealonzo4citycouncil11@gmail.com Email] <br> 720-675-1484
 
|-
 
|-
 
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| District 11 || McKael Grayson <br> ''(Withdrew)'' || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
| District 11 || McKael Grayson <br> ''(Withdrew)'' || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Shayla Richard <br> ''(Did Not Qualify)'' || {{party|D}} ||   || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaylarichard LinkedIn] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] ||  || [https://www.shaylaforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/shaylaforcouncil/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/ShaylaforCounc1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:shayla@shaylaforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/shaylaforcouncil/ Instagram] <br> 720-334-8734
+
| District 11 || Shayla Richard <br> ''(Did Not Qualify)'' || {{party|D}} || [https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/6b005f_fc8d8374e52d42b7ad516b9cfc4b040f.pdf YIMBY Denver Questionnaire] || [https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaylarichard LinkedIn] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/EmergeColorado/posts/1463245540472519 Emerge alum] ||  || [https://www.shaylaforcouncil.com/ Website] <br> [https://www.facebook.com/shaylaforcouncil/ Facebook] <br> [https://twitter.com/ShaylaforCounc1 Twitter] <br> [mailto:shayla@shaylaforcouncil.com Email] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/shaylaforcouncil/ Instagram] <br> 720-334-8734
 
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*<strike>February 5th, 2019</strike>
 
*<strike>February 5th, 2019</strike>
 
*<strike>March 5th, 2019</strike>
 
*<strike>March 5th, 2019</strike>
−
*March 17th, 2019
+
*<strike>March 18th, 2019</strike>
 
*April 3rd, 2019
 
*April 3rd, 2019
 
*April 17th, 2019
 
*April 17th, 2019
 
*May 3rd, 2019
 
*May 3rd, 2019
 
*May 30th, 2019
 
*May 30th, 2019
−
*July 4th, 2019
+
*July 5th, 2019
 
*January 31st, 2020
 
*January 31st, 2020
  
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Auditor || Timothy O'Brien (i) || {{party|D}} || $22,660.71 || $21,293.77 || $11,081.93 || $0 ||  
+
| Auditor || Timothy O'Brien (i) || {{party|D}} || $23,410.71 || $21,623.77 || $11,501.93 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| colspan=7 | &nbsp;
+
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Clerk & Recorder || Raymon Anthony Doane || Libertarian || $209.32 || $0 || $209.32 || $112.36 ||  
+
| Clerk & Recorder || Paul Lopez || {{party|D}} || $85,968.62 || $35,937.38 || $50,031.24 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Clerk & Recorder || Paul Lopez || {{party|D}} || $76,829.62 || $26,559.48 || $50,270.14 || $0 ||  
+
| Clerk & Recorder || Sarah McCarthy || {{party|U}} || $2,015.00 || $278.18 || $1,736.82 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Clerk & Recorder || Marcus Antonio Luszko || {{party|D}} || || || || ||  
+
| Clerk & Recorder || Peg Perl || {{party|D}} || $41,409.73 || $20,407.76 || $21,001.97 || $4,958.43 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Clerk & Recorder || Sarah McCarthy || {{party|U}} || $0 || $58.85 || ($58.85) || $0 ||
+
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Clerk & Recorder || Peg Perl || {{party|D}} || $36,409.73 || $16,630.42 || $19,779.31 || $4,758.43 ||  
+
| colspan=8 align=center | &nbsp;''Former Candidates''
 +
|-
 +
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 +
|-
 +
| Clerk & Recorder || Raymon Anthony Doane || Libertarian || $209.32 || $0 || $209.32 || $112.36 ||
 +
|-
 +
| Clerk & Recorder || Marcus Antonio Luszko || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''CLERK & RECORDER''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$113,448.67</big>''''' || '''''<big>$43,248.75</big>''''' || '''''<big>$70,258.77</big>''''' <br> ''(Campaign debt does not figure in)'' || '''''<big>$4,870.79</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''CLERK & RECORDER''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$129,602.67</big>''''' || '''''<big>$56,623.32</big>''''' || '''''<big>$72,979.35</big>''''' || '''''<big>$5,070.79</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
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|-
 
|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Michael Hancock (i) || {{party|D}} || $1,502,127.41 || $1,330,826.82 || $431,970.83 || $23,594.78 ||  
+
| Mayor || Michael Hancock (i) || {{party|D}} || $1,591,604.42 || $1,707,270.26 || $145,004.40 || $24,457.11 || Pat Stryker - $3,000
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Lisa Calderón || {{party|D}} || $60,691.65 || $50,244.86 || $10,446.79 || $17,873.83 ||  
+
| Mayor || Lisa Calderón || {{party|D}} || $67,268.84 || $53,560.85 || $13,707.99 || $18,048.83 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Stephan Evans <br> ''(Chairman Seku)'' || {{party|U}} || $1,545.00 || $1,320.64 || $224.36 || $0 ||  
+
| Mayor || Stephan Evans <br> ''(Chairman Seku)'' || {{party|U}} || $1,545.00 || $1,356.57 || $188.43 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Jamie Giellis || {{party|D}} || $398,232.00 || $164,020.10 || $234,211.90 || $0 ||  
+
| Mayor || Jamie Giellis || {{party|D}} || $413,061.20 || $218,289.28 || $194,771.92 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Kalyn Heffernan || {{party|D}} || $1,698.00 || $451.91 || $1,246.09 || $256.00 ||  
+
| Mayor || Kalyn Heffernan || {{party|D}} || $2,415.00 || $844.85 || $1,570.15 || $256.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Penfield Tate || {{party|D}} || $205,000.14 || $120,322.02 || $84,678.12 || $35.24 ||  
+
| Mayor || Penfield Tate || {{party|D}} || $225,059.33 || $165,659.37 || $59,399.96 || $35.24 ||
 +
|-
 +
| Mayor || Paul Fiorino <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Mayor || Leatha Scott <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|D}} || $168.55 || $94.09 || $74.46 || $0 ||  
 
| Mayor || Leatha Scott <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|D}} || $168.55 || $94.09 || $74.46 || $0 ||  
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|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
−
|-
 
−
| Mayor || Paul Fiorino || {{party|U}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Mayor || Marcus Giavanni || {{party|U}} || $0 || $0 || $0 || $3,800.00 ||  
 
| Mayor || Marcus Giavanni || {{party|U}} || $0 || $0 || $0 || $3,800.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| Mayor || Kayvan Khalatbari || {{party|U}} || $329,908.54 || $313,932.19 || $15,976.35 || $15,918.61 ||  ||  
+
| Mayor || Kayvan Khalatbari || {{party|U}} || $339,129.10 || $339,129.10 || $0.00 || $15,918.61 ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Mayor || Danny Lopez || {{party|D}} || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' ||  ||  
 
| Mayor || Danny Lopez || {{party|D}} || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' ||  ||  
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''MAYOR''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$2,499,371.29</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,981,212.63</big>''''' || '''''<big>$778,828.90</big>''''' || '''''<big>$45,559.85</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''MAYOR''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$2,640,251.44</big>''''' || '''''<big>$2,486,204.37</big>''''' || '''''<big>$414,717.31</big>''''' || '''''<big>$62,515.79</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Robin Kniech (i) || {{party|D}} || $113,003.00 || $25,467.61 || $94,819.76 || $3,038.65 ||  
+
| At-Large || Robin Kniech (i) || {{party|D}} || $127,044.00 || $27,910.07 || $106,418.30 || $3,058.20 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Deborah Ortega (i) || {{party|D}} || $88,063.00 || $21,197.21 || $78,883.07 || $1,000.00 ||  
+
| At-Large || Deborah Ortega (i) || {{party|D}} || $110,818.00 || $25,131.02 || $97,704.26 || $1,000.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Johnny Hayes || {{party|U}} || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' ||  
+
| At-Large || Johnny Hayes || {{party|U}} || $0.00 || $0.00 || $0.00 || $0.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Jesse Parris || {{party|D}} || $500 || $0 || $500 ||  || Dianne Thiel (activist, including for the homeless) - $500
+
| At-Large || Jesse Parris || {{party|D}} || $525 || $0 || $525 ||  || Dianne Thiel (activist, including for the homeless) - $500 <br> Omar Mongomery (NAACP chapter president; 2019 Aurora Mayor candidate) - $25
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Tony Pigford || {{party|U}} || $54,614.19 || $36,469.88 || $18,144.31 || $2,000.00 ||  
+
| At-Large || Tony Pigford || {{party|U}} || $57,061.99 || $44,606.08 || $12,455.91 || $2,000.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| At-Large || Lynne Watchendorfer-Langdon || {{party|}} <br> ''May be a confidential voter,'' <br> ''but [https://www.facebook.com/lynne.langdon.7/likes?collection_token=556608977%3A2409997254%3A96&next_cursor=AQHR2xvAFOyDNf8whtyeInIFqpBegVmLPORItpY1HtupPONGygXSbCKps0t10CkqccZAmM8gpNGaX5XMf0KPbHX5pg her Facebook profile] "likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' ||  
+
| At-Large || Lynne Watchendorfer-Langdon || Unaffiliated <br> ''(but [https://www.facebook.com/lynne.langdon.7/likes?collection_token=556608977%3A2409997254%3A96&next_cursor=AQHR2xvAFOyDNf8whtyeInIFqpBegVmLPORItpY1HtupPONGygXSbCKps0t10CkqccZAmM8gpNGaX5XMf0KPbHX5pg her Facebook profile] "likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures)'' || $44.10  || $44.10 || $0 || $0 || Candidate Donations - $44.10
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''AT-LARGE''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$256,180.19</big>''''' || '''''<big>$83,134.70</big>''''' || '''''<big>$192,347.14</big>''''' || '''''<big>$6,038.65</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''AT-LARGE''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$295,493.09</big>''''' || '''''<big>$97,691.27</big>''''' || '''''<big>$217,103.47</big>''''' || '''''<big>$6,058.20</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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| District 1 || Amanda Sandoval || {{party|D}} || $47,470.00 || $7,378.82 || $40.091.18 || $2,880.00 || Corbin Tilleman-Dick <br> Joshua Hanfling
 
| District 1 || Amanda Sandoval || {{party|D}} || $47,470.00 || $7,378.82 || $40.091.18 || $2,880.00 || Corbin Tilleman-Dick <br> Joshua Hanfling
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 1 || Michael Somma || {{party|D}} || $48,791.05 || $18,556.51 || $30,234.54 || ||  
+
| District 1 || Michael Somma || {{party|D}} || $48,791.05 || $18,556.51 || $30,234.54 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 1''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$178,940.06</big>''''' || '''''<big>$56,841.62</big>''''' || '''''<big>$122,097.73</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,900.95</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 1''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$213,607.06</big>''''' || '''''<big>$73,918.79</big>''''' || '''''<big>$139,688.27</big>''''' || '''''<big>$5,410.95</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 2 || Kevin Flynn (i) || {{party|D}} || $38,015.61 || $6,866.96 || $36,557.59 || $368.34 || Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs - $500 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt - $250 <br> Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100
+
| District 2 || Kevin Flynn (i) || {{party|D}} || $38,540.61 || $7,635.96 || $36,313.59 || $368.34 || Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs - $500 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt - $250 <br> Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 3 || Veronica Barela || {{party|D}} || $32,475.00 || $16,144.89 || $16,330.11 || $515.00 || Kevin Flynn (Denver Councilor D2) - $200 <br> Xochitl Gaytan (Ed. activist; 2017 DPS candidate) - $100 <br> Val Flores (State Board of Ed. CD 1) - $50
+
| District 3 || Veronica Barela || {{party|D}} || $36,825.00 || $21,475.19 || $15,349.81 || $515.00 || Kevin Flynn (Denver Councilor D2) - $200 <br> Xochitl Gaytan (Ed. activist; 2017 DPS candidate) - $100 <br> Val Flores (State Board of Ed. CD 1) - $50
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 3 || Annamarie Martinez || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || $2,442.00 || $3,007.44 || ($565.44) || $225.00 || '''Candidate Donation - $1,500'''
+
| District 3 || Annamarie Martinez (Late to file) || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || $2,442.00 || $3,007.44 || ($565.44) || $225.00 || '''Candidate Donation - $1,500'''
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 3 || Raymond Montoya || {{party|D}} || $4,780.00 || $3,783.58 || $996.42 || $600.00 ||  
+
| District 3 || Raymond Montoya || {{party|D}} || $5,275.00 || $3,790.42 || $1,484.58 || $600.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 3 || Jaime Torres || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || $27,959.00 || $15,567.29 || $12,391.71 || $200.00 || Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100 <br> Rosemary Rodriguez (former DPS board member) - $100
+
| District 3 || Jaime Torres || {{party|}} <br> ''(May be confidential voter)'' || $33,484.00 || $20,944.61 || $12,539.39 || $350.00 || Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100 <br> Rosemary Rodriguez (former DPS board member) - $100
 
|-
 
|-
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 3''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$67,656.00</big>''''' || '''''<big>$38,503.20</big>''''' || '''''<big>$29,718.24</big>''''' <br> ''(Campaign debt does not figure in)'' || '''''<big>$1,540.00</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 3''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
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|-
 
|}
 
|}
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 4 || Kendra Black (i) || {{party|D}} || $115,233.34|| $13,275.17 || $107,634.56 || $1773.38 || A number of direct contributions are from companies and individuals involved in property development and/or property management.
+
| District 4 || Kendra Black (i) || {{party|D}} || $115,233.34|| $13,275.17 || $107,634.56 || $1,773.38 || A number of direct contributions are from companies and individuals involved in property development and/or property management.
 
|-
 
|-
 
| District 4 || Colleen Zahradnicek || {{party|D}} || $8,361.00 || $7,305.31 || $1055.89 || $200.00 || The majority of contributions are small (less than $250).
 
| District 4 || Colleen Zahradnicek || {{party|D}} || $8,361.00 || $7,305.31 || $1055.89 || $200.00 || The majority of contributions are small (less than $250).
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 4''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''<big>$</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 4''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$123,594.34</big>''''' || '''''<big>$20,580.48</big>''''' || '''''<big>$108,690.45</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,973.38</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
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|-
 
|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 5 || Mary Beth Susman (i) || {{party|D}} || $38,528.12 || $11,705.47 || $68,508.02 || $0 || East West Partners-Denver - $1,000 <br> Apartment Association Metro Denver - $500
+
| District 5 || Mary Beth Susman (i) || {{party|D}} || $47,398.12 || $12,523.14 || $76,560.35 || $769.25 || East West Partners-Denver - $1,000 <br> Apartment Association Metro Denver - $500
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 5 || Michele Fry || {{party|D}} || $24,660.00 || $20,288.33 || $4,371.67 || $65.00 || Candidate Donation - $2,000 <br> Stonewall Democrats Initiative - $400 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $100 <br> Steve O'Dorisio (Adams County Commissioner) - $75 <br> State Rep. Emily Sirota - $50 <br> State Rep. Jovan Melton - $50 <br> Southern Colorado Cannabis Council - $50 <br> Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $50
+
| District 5 || Michele Fry || {{party|D}} || $25,735.00 || $20,299.62 || $5,435.38 || $65.00 || Candidate Donation - $2,000 <br> Stonewall Democrats Initiative - $400 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $100 <br> Steve O'Dorisio (Adams County Commissioner) - $75 <br> State Rep. Emily Sirota - $50 <br> State Rep. Jovan Melton - $50 <br> Southern Colorado Cannabis Council - $50 <br> Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $50
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 5 || Stephen Replin || {{party|U}} || || || || ||  
+
| District 5 || Stephen Replin || {{party|U}} || $3,000.00 <br> ''($400 unaccounted for)'' || $2,900.00 <br> ''($400 unaccounted for)'' || $100 || $0 || Candidate Loan - $2,600
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 5 || Amanda Sawyer || {{party|U}} || $75,560.00 || $29,223.24 || $46,336.76 || $1,500.00 || Taylor Sjobakken (employer: Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains) - $1,000 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $1,000
+
| District 5 || Amanda Sawyer || {{party|U}} || $78,130.00 || $30,294.74 || $47,835.26 || $1,800.00 || Taylor Sjobakken (employer: Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains) - $1,000 <br> Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $1,000
 
|-
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 5''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$138,748.12</big>''''' || '''''<big>$61,217.04</big>''''' || '''''<big>$119,216.45</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,565.00</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 5''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$154,263.12</big>''''' || '''''<big>$66,017.50</big>''''' || '''''<big>$129,930.99</big>''''' || '''''<big>$2,634.25</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 6 || Paul Kashmann (i) || {{party|D}} || $34,337.00 || $460.84 || $34,602.34 || $0 || Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $100 <br> Fmr. State Rep. Paul Rosenthal - $20
+
| District 6 || Paul Kashmann (i) || {{party|D}} || $37,931.00 || $860.84 || $37,796.34 || $708.07 || Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $100 <br> Fmr. State Rep. Paul Rosenthal - $20
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 7 || Jolon Clark (i) || {{party|D}} || $53,384.34 || $6,127.66 || $55,592.71 || $250.66 || United, $1,000 <br> Hensel Phelps ([https://www.henselphelps.com/ general contractor & construction company]) $1,000 <br> East West Partners(real estate developer, supporter of the Greenway Foundation) $1,000 <br> Bill Fowler (President/CEO of Verso Networks/WiFiHood) $1,000 <br> Joseph Coppola $1,000 <br> Dimitrios Balafas (co-founder/managing partner of Kentro Group, retail real estate / development co.) $1,000 <br> Jean Bradac $1,000
+
| District 7 || Jolon Clark (i) || {{party|D}} || $58,934.34 || $6,348.37 || $60,922.00 || $250.66 || United, $1,000 <br> Hensel Phelps ([https://www.henselphelps.com/ general contractor & construction company]) $1,000 <br> East West Partners(real estate developer, supporter of the Greenway Foundation) $1,000 <br> Bill Fowler (President/CEO of Verso Networks/WiFiHood) $1,000 <br> Joseph Coppola $1,000 <br> Dimitrios Balafas (co-founder/managing partner of Kentro Group, retail real estate / development co.) $1,000 <br> Jean Bradac $1,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
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| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 7 || Mark Kelley || {{party|U}} || $167.00 || $2,113.47 || ''(-$1,946.47)
+
| District 7 || Mark Kelley || {{party|U}} || $167.00 || $2,114.73 || ''(-$1,947.73)'' || $0 ||  
−
'' || ||  
+
 
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|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 7''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$53,551.34</big>''''' || '''''<big>$8,241.13</big>''''' || '''''<big>$55,592.71</big>''''' <br> ''(Campaign debt does not figure in)'' || '''''<big>$250.66</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 7''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$59,101.34</big>''''' || '''''<big>$8,463.10</big>''''' || '''''<big>$60,922.00</big>''''' <br> ''(Campaign debt does not figure in)'' || '''''<big>$250.66</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
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|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || Christopher Herndon (i) || {{party|D}} || $72,374.34 || $38,932.13 || $79,886.51 || $1,084.26 ||  
+
| District 8 || Christopher Herndon (i) || {{party|D}} || $77,684.34 || $42,299.26 || $81,829.38 || $1,084.26 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz || {{party|D}} || $5,871.00 || $4,607.61 || $1,263.39 || $820.00 ||  
+
| District 8 || Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz || {{party|D}} || $6,256.00 || $5,301.04 || $954.96 || $820.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || LaMone Noles || {{party|D}} || $3,286.00 || $268.21 || $3,017.79 || $0 ||  
+
| District 8 || LaMone Noles || {{party|D}} || $4,986.00 || $360.40 || $4,625.60 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || Erik Penn || {{party|D}} || $5,104.00 || $3,823.03 || $1,280.97 || $897.93 ||  
+
| District 8 || Erik Penn || {{party|D}} || $5,330.00 || $3,932.66 || $1,397.34 || $897.93 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || Blair Taylor || {{party|U}} || $27,684.53 || $12,240.82 || $15,443.71 || $216.00 ||  
+
| District 8 || Blair Taylor || {{party|U}} || $31,174.53 || $13,988.71 || $17,185.82 || $216.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 8 || Patrick Thibault || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || $15,640.00 || $11,795.12 || $3,844.88 || $0 ||  
+
| District 8 || Patrick Thibault || {{party|D}} || $17,165.00 || $13,512.65 || $3,652.35 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
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| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 8''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$129,959.87</big>''''' || '''''<big>$71,666.92</big>''''' || '''''<big>$104,737.25</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,018.19</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 8''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$142,595.87</big>''''' || '''''<big>$79,394.72</big>''''' || '''''<big>$109,645.45</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,018.19</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
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|}
 
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || Albus Brooks (i) || {{party|D}} || $220,589.94 || $164,136.27 || $56,525.48 || $2,544.97 ||  
+
| District 9 || Albus Brooks (i) || {{party|D}} || $230,456.94 || $177,450.56 || $53,078.19 || $2,544.97 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || Candi CdeBaca || {{party|U}} || $49,608.79 || $21,776.24 || $27,832.55 || $7,435.00 ||  
+
| District 9 || Candi CdeBaca || {{party|U}} || $56,989.78 || $26,964.83 || $30,024.95  || $7,435.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || David Anthony Oletski || {{party|D}} ||   || || || ||  
+
| District 9 || David Anthony Oletski || {{party|D}} || ''(No financial filings)''  || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' || ''(No financial filings)'' ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 9 || Jonathan Woodley || {{party|R}} || $2,119.00 || $1,758.36 || $360.64 || $0 ||  
+
| District 9 || Jonathan Woodley || {{party|R}} || $3,019.00 || $2,658.36 || $360.64 || $0 || Mostly self-funded
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 9''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$272,317.73</big>''''' || '''''<big>$187,670.87</big>''''' || '''''<big>$84,718.67</big>''''' || '''''<big>$9,979.97</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 9''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$290,465.72</big>''''' || '''''<big>$207,073.75</big>''''' || '''''<big>$83,463.78</big>''''' || '''''<big>$9,979.97</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Wayne New (i) || {{party|U}} || $87,364.00 || $16,971.15 || $70,392.85 || $1,618.27 ||  
+
| District 10 || Wayne New (i) || {{party|U}} || $92,964.00 || $27,800.92 || $65,163.08 || $1,618.27 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Christopher Hinds || {{party|D}} || $47,858.61 || $21,986.94 || $25,871.67 || $487.40 ||  
+
| District 10 || Christopher Hinds || {{party|D}} || $53,943.61 || $32,581.28 || $21,362.33 || $487.40 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Antonio Mendez || {{party|D}} || $18,820.00 || $7,848.98 || $10,971.02 || $1,300.00 ||  
+
| District 10 || Antonio Mendez || {{party|D}} || $18,820.00 || $9,365.62 || $9,454.38 || $1,300.00 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Tony Smith || {{party|D}} || $47,477.00 || $8,698.21 || $38,778.79 || $0 ||  
+
| District 10 || Tony Smith || {{party|D}} || $50,762.00 || $16,080.83 || $34,681.17 || $323.41 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 10 || Patrick Key <br> ''(Write-In)'' || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || $0 || $0 || $0 ||  ||  
+
| District 10 || Patrick Key <br> ''(Write-In)'' (late for multiple reports) || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || $0 || $0 || $0 ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 10''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$201,519.61</big>''''' || '''''<big>$55,505.28</big>''''' || '''''<big>$146,014.33</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,405.67</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 10''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$216,489.61</big>''''' || '''''<big>$85,828.65</big>''''' || '''''<big>$130,660.96</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,729.08</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Stacie Gilmore (i) || {{party|D}} || $72,169.00 || $6,919.20 || $85,128.46 || $1,406.01 ||  
+
| District 11 || Stacie Gilmore (i) || {{party|D}} || $75,237.00 || $22,315.12 || $72,800.54 || $1,406.01 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Christine Alonzo || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || $8,392.00 || $7,899.20 || $492.80 || $0 ||  
+
| District 11 || Christine Alonzo || {{party|}} <br> ''(Cannot confirm)'' || $9,642.00 || $10,156.55 || ''(-$514.55)'' || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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| District 11 || McKael Grayson || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
| District 11 || McKael Grayson || {{party|D}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  
 
|-
 
|-
−
| District 11 || Shayla Richard || {{party|D}} || $5,215.19 || $1,906.41 || $3,308.78 || $0 ||  
+
| District 11 || Shayla Richard || {{party|D}} || $6,626.38 || $1,906.41 || $4,719.97 || $0 ||  
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=8 | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
! Seat || Candidate || Party || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions || Notable Donors
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''DISTRICT 11''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$85,776.19</big>''''' || '''''<big>$16,724.81</big>''''' || '''''<big>$88,930.04</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,406.01</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
+
| '''''DISTRICT 11''''' || '''''(All)''''' || '''''x''''' || '''''<big>$91,505.38</big>''''' || '''''<big>$34,378.08</big>''''' || '''''<big>$77,520.51</big>''''' <br> ''(Does not count debts)'' || '''''<big>$1,406.01</big>''''' || '''''x'''''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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'''''EDITORIAL NOTE:''' Campaign debts do not figure into the Cash On Hand calculation. Additionally, the Cash On Hand figures also include money leftover from previous campaigns. These figures do include those of all former candidates.''
 
'''''EDITORIAL NOTE:''' Campaign debts do not figure into the Cash On Hand calculation. Additionally, the Cash On Hand figures also include money leftover from previous campaigns. These figures do include those of all former candidates.''
 +
 +
''As of March 20th, 2019.''
  
 
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! Seat || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Total Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions
 
! Seat || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Total Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''Mayor''' || $2,499,371.29 || $1,981,212.63 || $778,828.90 || $45,559.85
+
| '''Mayor''' || $2,640,251.44 || $2,486,204.37 || $414,717.31 || $62,515.79
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''Auditor''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $22,660.71 || $21,293.77 || $11,081.93 || $0
+
| '''Auditor''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $23,410.71 || $21,623.77 || $11,501.93 || $0
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''Clerk & Recorder''' || $113,448.67 || $43,248.75 || $70,258.77 || $4,870.79
+
| '''Clerk & Recorder''' || $129,602.67 || $56,623.32 || $72,979.35 || $5,070.79
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''At-Large''' <br> ''(2 Seats)'' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' || $256,180.19 || $83,134.70 || $192,347.14 || $6,038.65
+
| '''At-Large''' <br> ''(2 Seats)'' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' || $295,493.09 || $97,691.27 || $217,103.47 || $6,058.20
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 1''' || $178,940.06 || $56,841.62 || $122,097.73 || $3,900.95
+
| '''District 1''' || $213,607.06 || $73,918.79 || $139,688.27 || $5,410.95
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 2''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $38,015.61 || $6,866.96 || $36,557.59 || $368.34
+
| '''District 2''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $38,540.61 || $7,635.96 || $36,313.59 || $368.34
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 3''' || $67,656.00 || $38,503.20 || $29,718.24 || $1,540.00
+
| '''District 3''' <br> ''(Candidate report late)'' || $ || $ || $ || $
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 4''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(2 candidates)'' || $119,683.34 || $13,001.92 || $119,474.96 || $1,973.38
+
| '''District 4''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(2 candidates)'' || $123,594.34 || $20,580.48 || $108,690.45 || $1,973.38
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 5''' || $138,748.12 || $61,217.04 || $119,216.45 || $1,565.00
+
| '''District 5''' || $154,263.12 || $66,017.50 || $129,930.99 || $2,634.25
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 6''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $34,337.00 || $460.84 || $34,602.34 || $0
+
| '''District 6''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $37,931.00 || $860.84 || $37,796.34 || $708.07
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 7''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $53,551.34 || $8,241.13 || $55,592.71 || $250.66
+
| '''District 7''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(uncontested incumbent)'' || $59,101.34 || $8,463.10 || $60,922.00 || $250.66
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 8''' || $129,959.87 || $71,666.92 || $104,737.25 || $3,018.19
+
| '''District 8''' || $142,595.87 || $79,394.72 || $109,645.45 || $3,018.19
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 9''' || $272,317.73 || $187,670.87 || $84,718.67 || $9,979.97
+
| '''District 9''' || $290,465.72 || $207,073.75 || $83,463.78 || $9,979.97
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 10''' || $201,519.61 || $55,505.28 || $146,014.33 || $3,405.67
+
| '''District 10''' || $216,489.61 || $85,828.65 || $130,660.96 || $3,729.08
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''District 11''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(2 candidates)'' || $85,776.19 || $16,724.81 || $88,930.04 || $1,406.01
+
| '''District 11''' <br> ''(NO RUNOFF)'' <br> ''(2 candidates)'' || $91,505.38 || $34,378.08 || $77,520.51 || $1,406.01
 
|-
 
|-
 
| colspan=5 align=left | &nbsp;
 
| colspan=5 align=left | &nbsp;
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! Seat || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Total Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions
 
! Seat || Total Contributions || Total Expenditures || Total Cash On Hand || Total In-Kind Contributions
 
|-
 
|-
−
| '''''(ALL RACES)''''' || '''''<big>$4,212,165.73</big>''''' || '''''<big>$2,645,590.44</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,994,177.05</big>''''' || '''''<big>$83,877.46</big>'''''
+
| '''''(ALL RACES)''''' <br> ''(Except District 3)'' || '''''<big>$4,456,851.96</big>''''' || '''''<big>$3,246,294.6</big>''''' || '''''<big>$1,630,934.4</big>''''' || '''''<big>$103,123.68</big>'''''
 
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Revision as of 15:14, 21 March 2019

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


Next municipal election is May 7th, 2019, with a runoff (if necessary) scheduled for June 4th, 2019. All 11 districted council seats, both at-large council seats, mayor, auditor, and clerk & recorder are up for vote.


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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


Elected Positions

Denver holds municipal elections every 4 years. The last election was May 2015 and next election is May 2019 (a runoff is in June 2019 should no one in their respective election reach a 50% threshold).

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

Sheriff is not an elected position in the city and county of Denver. It is by mayoral appointment.


Operational Electeds


Title Name Party Next Election Contact Elected in 2015 Elected in 2011
Auditor Timothy O'Brien Democrat 2019 (720) 913-1311
Email 		Timothy O'Brien Dennis Gallagher
Clerk & Recorder Debra Johnson Democrat 2019 720-865-8400
Email 		Debra Johnson Debra Johnson


Mayor and City Council


Title Name Party Next Election Contact Elected in 2015 Elected in 2011
Mayor Michael Hancock Democrat 2019 720-865-9000
Contact Page 		Michael Hancock Michael Hancock
 
At-Large Robin Kniech Democrat 2019 (720) 337-7712
Email 		Robin Kniech Robin Kniech
At-Large Debbie Ortega Democrat 2019 (720) 337-7713
Email 		Debbie Ortega Debbie Ortega
District 1 Rafael Espinoza Democrat 2019 720-337-7701
Email 		Rafael Espinoza Susan Shepherd
District 2 Kevin Flynn Democrat 2019 (720) 337-2222
Email 		Kevin Flynn Jeanne Faatz
District 3 Paul Lopez Democrat 2019 (720) 337-3333
Email 		Paul Lopez Paul Lopez
District 4 Kendra Black Democrat 2019 (720)337-4444
Email 		Kendra Black Peggy Lehmann
District 5 Mary Beth Susman Democrat 2019 (720)337-5555
Email 		Mary Beth Susman Mary Beth Susman
District 6 Paul Kashmann Democrat 2019 (720) 337-6666
Email 		Paul Kashmann Charlie Brown
District 7 Jolon Clark Democrat 2019 ​(720) 337-7777
Email 		Jolon Clark Chris Nevitt
District 8 Christopher Herndon Democrat 2019 (720) 337-8888
Email 		Christopher Herndon Albus Brooks
District 9 Albus Brooks Democrat 2019 (720) 337-7709
Email 		Albus Brooks Judy Montero
District 10 Wayne New Unaffiliated 2019 (720) 337-7710
Email 		Wayne New Jeanne Robb
District 11 Stacie Gilmore Democrat 2019 (720) 337-7711
Email 		Stacie Gilmore Christopher Herndon


Expanded Runoff Election Results

BOLD are the winners, and ITALICS advance to the automatic runoff.

2015 and 2011 General and Runoff Results
Seat 2015 Runoff 2015 General 2011 Runoff 2011 General
(Info)
 
Auditor X Timothy M. O'Brien 53.02%
Chris Nevitt 46.98% 		X Dennis Gallagher 67.0%
Marcus D. Richardson 17.8%
Bill Wells 15.1%
Clerk & Recorder X Debra A. Johnson 84.21%
Joan Poston 15.79% 		Debra Johnson 51%
Sarah McCarthy 48.9% 		Sarah McCarthy 32.3%
Debra Johnson 29.3%
Tom Downey 28.2%
Jacob Werther 10.0%
 
Mayor X Michael B. Hancock 80.16%
Marcus Giavanni 8.5%
Paul Noel Fiorino 5.69%
Seku 3.15%
Write-Ins 2.5% 		Michael Hancock 58%
Chris Romer 41.9% 		Chris Romer 28.5%
Michael Hancock 27.1%
James Mejia 25.7%
Doug Linkhart 9.4%
Theresa Spahn 2.9%
Carol Boigon 2.0%
Thomas Wolf 1.8%
Danny Lopez 0.9%
Jeff Peckman 0.6%
Ken Simpson 0.4%
 
At-Large (Does Not Apply) Deborah "Debbie" Ortega 38.43%
Robin Kniech 30.25%
Jeffery Washington 12.76%
Jose G. Silva 10.92%
Kayvan Khalatbari 7.63% 		(Does Not Apply) Deborah Ortega 33.6%
Robin Kniech 22.7%
Rich Gonzales 19.7%
Josh Davies 17.7%
Jesse Kyle Shelmire 6.0%
District 1 X Rafael Espinoza 68.65%
Susan K. Shepherd 31.35%

(Incumbent Defeated) 		Susan K. Shepherd 52.6%
Ken Padilla 47.3% 		Ken Padilla 27.2%
Susan Shepherd 19.4%
John E. Haney 13.4%
Samantha Padilla Scheitler 12.2%
Katherine K. Cornwell 11.9%
Larry Ambrose 9.6%
Jeffrey Schitter 6.0% (Libertarian)
District 2 Kevin Flynn 51.42%
John Kidd 48.58% 		John Kidd 33.95%
Kevin Flynn 22.15%
Jeanne Labuda 18.18%
Fran Coleman 17.07%
Danny F. Lopez 8.48% 		X Jeanne Faatz 78.9%
Edward S. Valdez 21.0%
District 3 X Paul D. Lopez
(UNOPPOSED) 		X Paul D. Lopez
(UNOPPOSED)
District 4 X Kendra Black 55.47%
Halisi Vinson 37.8%
Carolina Klein 6.73% 		X Peggy A. Lehmann
(UNOPPOSED)
District 5 X Mary Beth Susman
(UNOPPOSED) 		Mary Beth Susman 50.5%
Steve Saunders 49.4% 		Steve Saunders 34.9%
Mary Beth Susman 29.7%
Leslie Twarogowski 15.9%
Michele Fry 10.9%
Meredith Hartigan 5.2%
Ted Tompkins 3.1%
District 6 X Paul Kashmann 54.64%
Liz Adams 45.36% 		X Charlie Brown
(UNOPPOSED)
District 7 Jolon Clark 53.74%
Aaron Greco 46.26% 		Jolon Clark 26.2%
Aaron Greco 15.87%
Anne McGihon 15.55%
Luchia Brown 10.48%
Mathews "Mateos" Alvarez 9.35%
Jake Viano 7.41%
Mickki Langston 6.31%
Ian Harwick 5.58%
Michael J. Levy 3.23% 		X Chris Nevitt
(UNOPPOSED)
District 8 X Christopher Herndon
(UNOPPOSED) 		Albus Brooks 59.7%
Will Alston 40.2% 		Will Alston 15.9%
Albus Brooks 15.7%
Paul Weiss 12.7%
Nita Mosby Henry 12.3%
Thomas Gilhooly 9.1%
Dan Stafford 5.5%
Darrell B. Watson 3.1%
Tony Ferrufino 3.1%
Warren Edson 2.7%
Adam Crowley 2.3%
Titus Peterson 2.2%
Tom Morris 2.0%
Mark G Martinez 1.9%
Breck Grover 1.8%
Julie C. Farrar 1.1%
Theresa Marie O'Sullivan 1.1%
Penelope Zeller 1.0%
Tom Rutherford 1.0%

(Plus 18 Additional Write-Ins,
due to Carla Madison's death)
District 9 X Albus Brooks 67.94%
Ean Thomas Tafoya 17.32%
Michael "Borch" Borcherding 14.75% 		X Judy H. Montero 64.7%
Michael P. Sanchez 19.8%
Juanita Gable 15.4%
District 10 Wayne New 51.87%
Anna Jones 48.13% 		Wayne New 34.73%
Anna Jones 33.07%
Travis P. Leiker 20.87%
Chris Cornell Wedor 5.96%
Chris Chiari 5.37% 		X Jeanne Robb
(UNOPPOSED)
District 11 Stacie Gilmore 59.34%
Sean Bradley 40.66% 		Stacie Gilmore 38.01%
Sean Bradley 24.46%
Shelli Brown 21.93%
Tea Schook 8.7%
Tim Camarillo 6.9% 		X Chris Herndon 53.0%
Chris Martinez 46.9%


Special Interests

May/June 2019 Election

The regular general election will be on Tuesday May 7th, 2019. Ballots will begin being mailed to voters Monday April 15th, 2019 and ought to be in voters' hands in about a week's time.

Should no candidate achieve 50% of the vote, it will go to an instant runoff, which will be Tuesday June 4th, 2019. (No word yet on when runoff ballots will be mailed.)


Candidates

As of January 1st, 2019, these candidates are filed and declared. Ballot access will be via petition. The petitions for signature will circulate between Tuesday February 5th and Wednesday March 13th, 2019.


Operational Electeds


Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
Auditor Timothy O'Brien (i) Democrat Website
Facebook
Twitter
 
Clerk & Recorder Paul Lopez Democrat Official Issues Webpage
Accessible, Open and Transparent Government
Increase Voter Turnout and Civic Participation
Protect Love and Marriage Equality
Foreclosure Prevention and Affordable Housing
Defend our Democracy and our Right to Vote 		Current Denver City Councilor (District 3) Full List of Endorsements
Pipefitters 208
International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Denver Firefighters Local 858
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Josh Hanfling - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at Sewald Hanfling, Public Affairs/Lobbying)
Dolores Huerta
Fmr. Speaker Crisanta Duran
State Sen. Angela Williams
State Reps. Adrienne Benevidez and Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez
Fmr. State Rep. Joe Salazar 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Online Contact Form
Email
720-799-7583
Clerk & Recorder Sarah McCarthy Unaffiliated Previously ran for Clerk in 2011, losing the runoff by 2 pts.
Archived Website for 2011 run 		Website (Linked on Twitter, but not working)
Twitter (Last posted in 2011)
Clerk & Recorder Peg Perl Democrat From Announcement Article:
"I have spent my whole career working for government to be open and accountable to all people, not just the well-connected. And I really want to take the experience I’ve gained through federal policy work, and also work at the state level, and put that experience to work at the local level. We have a lot of opportunities here in Denver ... to be a leader on open government and transparency issues, and that’s what I would like to do." 		LinkedIn
Consultant focused on policy and civic education at Democracy TNG LLC
Senior Counsel at the now defunct Colorado Ethics Watch
Emerge alum 		Full List of Endorsements
Speaker KC Becker
Cary Kennedy, former State Treasurer and former Denver Deputy Mayor
Jack Kroll, CU Regent
John Kefalas, Larimer County Commissioner
State Sen. Rachel Zenzinger
Fmr. State Sens. Linda Newell, Pat Steadman, Jessie Ulibarri 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
 
 Former Candidates
 
Clerk & Recorder Raymon Anthony Doane
(Did Not Qualify) 		Libertarian Official Platform Webpage
I imagine a world where all individuals are sovereign people: free to choose their own lives, and work for their own successes, unhindered by the choices of others. People are not subjects sacrificing themselves for others based on mandates made by those who do not represent them. 		Ran as Libertarian in 2018 for CD 1, getting 3.14% of the vote in a 4-way race (Official City of Denver candidate page)
Was also nominated for State Treasurer, but declined for CD 1
Ran as Republican in 2016 for SD 33, getting 18.05% of the vote in a two-way race 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Email
303-915-8873
Clerk & Recorder Marcus Antonio Luszko
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat

(i) = incumbent


Mayor and City Council


Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
Mayor Michael Hancock (i) Democrat VIDEO - HD9 Forum
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		FULL LIST

YIMBY Denver
Senator Michael Bennet
Gov. John Hickenlooper
Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne
Ken Salazar
Fmr. Gov. Bill Ritter
Fmr. State Senator Mike Johnston
Fmr. Mayor Wellington Webb
Congressmen Joe Neguse and Ed Perlmutter
Fmr. State Senator Irene Aguilar
DPS board members Jennier Bacon and Barbara O'Brien
Teamsters Local 17
Denver Firefighters Local 858
John Hanfling - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at Sewald Hanfling, Public Affairs/Lobbying)
Pat Hamill - (Real Estate Developer; donates to reform candidates; member of Colorado Concern, which lists education reform as a value)
Dan Ritchie
RD Sewald - (Lobbyist/Co-Founder/Principal at Sewald Hanfling, Public Affairs/Lobbying) 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Email
Mayor Lisa Calderón Democrat Full List of Issues
Resident-Driven Planning
Gender Parity and Protection
Power Sharing (employee/union rights)
Government Accountability and Transparency, plus Ethics Board
Fair Competition (Contracting)
Supports having an elected Sheriff
Independent Monitor to increase oversight
Revamp City Attorney to oversee the interests of taxpayers, not the mayor

VIDEO - HD9 Forum
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Email
Mayor Stephan Evans
(Chairman Seku) 		Unaffiliated From Facebook About Page
Advocacy Social-Change Agency representing issues of the Disabled & Senior Citizenz; Poor, Workin'-2 B-Poor, and Just Got Broke!; ForeClosured and HomeLess Folkz...Focus is on Systems of Local and State government policy and procedures of Cronyism, Corruption, and Mismanagement of TaxPayers dollars. 		Website
Facebook
Email
(720) 477-9671
Mayor Jamie Giellis Democrat FULL LIST
Accessible Housing
Transportation and Mobility
Improve Police Training
Clean Environment
Economic Sustainability
Inclusivity
Ethics

Reddit AMA
VIDEO - HD9 Forum
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Dennis Gallagher, fmr. Denver Auditor Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
(720) 815-5290
Mayor Kalyn Heffernan Democrat Full List
Disability visibility and accessibility
End Urban Camping Ban
Affordable/Accessible Housing
Healthcare for All
Education Equity
Net Neutrality
Clean Air, clean water, clean energy
Strengthen the arts
De-militarize the Police
Reparations
Protect Immigrants 		Leader at the 55-hour ADAPT sit-in at Cory Gardner's office Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Mayor Penfield Tate Democrat VIDEO - HD9 Forum
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Attorney at Kutak Rock
Previously ran for mayor in 2003; did not advance to runoff
State Senator 2000-2003
Colorado State Representative (1997-2000)
Colorado Democratic Party Vice Chair 1994-1996 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
(720) 459-0735
Mayor Paul Fiorino
(Write-In) 		Unaffiliated
Mayor Leatha Scott
(Write-In) 		Democrat Email
(720) 569-2804
Mayor Kenneth Simpson
(Write-In) 		Democrat LinkedIn Email
(303) 807-0328
 
 Former Candidates
 
Mayor Marcus Giavanni
(Did Not Qualify) 		Unaffiliated Official Platform Page
Non-partisan, pragmatic solutions are the key to the future
No one group holds all the answers. Diverse voices, treated with respect, can best help us define our priorities and craft solutions.
Economic power of Our Denver Metropolis should benefit everyone here.
Government decisions should strengthen business, strengthen the community, and increase safety for all.
Expanding our leadership role in the world for innovation, investment, hospitality, service, and travel. 		Previously ran for Denver Mayor in 2015
Was Unaffiliated write-in candidate for Gov in 2014
His running mate was Republican Joshua Yballa
Gubernatorial Website
Personal Website
Another Website 		Website
Twitter
YouTube
Email
Mayor Kayvan Khalatbari
(Withdrew) 		Unaffiliated
Mayor Danny Lopez
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat Denverite Profile
Longtime city employee
Ran for Denver mayor in 2007 and 2011
Ran for Denver Council District 2 in 2003 and 2015 		Email
(303) 922-3920


Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
At-Large Robin Kniech (i) Democrat Housing For All
Climate and Sustainability
Transportation and Mobility
Economic Development for People
Marijuana Regulations
Inclusivity, Diversity, and Police Retraining
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		YIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Twitter Email
Contact Page
(720) 295-6154
At-Large Deborah Ortega (i) Democrat Issues Page
Track Record, Campaign Page
Strengthen Our Economy (local hire policies)
Advance Sustainability (environment and food)
Address Affordable Housing Crisis
Sound Fiscal Policies and Practices (cut red tape)
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Our Revolution Metro Denver
United Mine Workers of America
Pipefittetrs 208
Firefighters 858
Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
720-315-8881
At-Large Johnny Hayes Unaffiliated
At-Large Jesse Parris Democrat Is a Facebook Team Member for Chairman Seku's mayoral run Website
Facebook
Email (Another Email)
Online Contact Page
720-518-0907
At-Large Tony Pigford Unaffiliated Issues Page
Affordable Housing and Transportation, middle-class focus
Living Wage, Collective Bargaining, Paid Family Leave
Protect civil rights regardless of race or socioeconomic status
Address systemic ineuqualities rather than have the criminal justice system sort them out
Invest in mental health services
Stop School-to-Prison Pipeline
Green New Deal
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		LinkedIn Endorsements Page
Our Revolution Metro Denver
Teamsters Locals 17 and 455
Progressive Democrats of Colorado
Broader Representation Advocacy Team PAC
Susan Barnes-Gelts, fmr Denver Councilor
Wanda James, Simply Pure Dispensary 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Email
At-Large Lynne Wachendorfer-Langdon Unaffiliated
(her Facebook profile "Likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures.) 		LinkedIn
IMDb Page
 
 Former Candidates
 
At-Large Robert Fisher
(Did Not Qualify) 		(Pending more info) Email
720-665-0287
At-Large Ralph Tingle Jr.
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat LinkedIn Email

(i) = incumbent


Ward Races

District 1 - OPEN SEAT
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 1 Victoria Aguilar Unaffiliated LinkedIn Website
Facebook
Email
District 1 Sabrina D'Agosta Unaffiliated YIMBY Denver Questionnaire LinkedIn
Twitter
Instagram 		Website
Facebook
Email
303-437-6671
District 1 Scott Alan Durrah Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
District 1 Prajwal Kulkarni Republican YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Twitter
Online Contact Form
Email
720-314-8568
District 1 David Sabados Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire YIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Email
303-588-6922
District 1 Amanda Sandoval Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
(303) 433-1334
District 1 Michael Somma Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
(720) 837-3438
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 1 Raven Porteous
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat
(There is a Raven Porteous registered in Wheat Ridge, but system may not have updated) 		Facebook
Email
(720) 474-9326
District 2 (Uncontested Incumbent)
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 2 Kevin Flynn (i) Democrat Website
Facebook
Email
303-882-9027
District 3 - OPEN SEAT
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 3 Veronica Barela Democrat Michael Kiley is Campaign Treasurer Website
Facebook
Online Contact Page
Email
720-621-8985
District 3 Annamarie Martinez
(May be confidential voter) 		YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Julie Bañuelos is campaign treasurer Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
YouTube
720-772-9602
District 3 Raymond Montoya Democrat LinkedIn Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Online Contact Page
303-323-9996
District 3 Jaime Torres
(May be confidential voter) 		YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Email
Online Contact Page
720-270-5706
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 3 David Roybal
(Did Not Qualify)
(May be confidential voter) 		Facebook
Email
720-518-4636
District 4
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info Questionnaires/Interviews
District 4 Kendra Black (i) Democrat Official Priorities List
Work for smart growth—affordable housing, traffic, land use, green spaces.
Respond to constituent needs and resolve issues.
Advocate for resources to maintain parks and neighborhoods, keep streets safe, and support our most vulnerable citizens.
Increase safety on our streets for all modes of travel and work with RTD to make light rail stations more accessible.
Ensure seniors have the connections and resources to maintain their quality of life.
Bring together citizens, property and business owners and city planners to plan the future 21st century southeast Denver.
Work to improve recycling and composting rates
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		LinkedIn
"My professional experience includes work in non-profits, education and community outreach, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, CU Denver and George Washington High School." 		Full List (May have been from 2015 run)
YIMBY Denver
Fmr. Denver Mayor Federico Peña
Fmr. Speaker of the House Terrance Carroll
DPS Board members Happy Haynes, Anne Rowe, Barbara O'Brien 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
(303) 639-5453 		Candidate Website Newsfeed
District 4 Colleen Zahradnicek Democrat Full List of Issues
Work to make more permanent affordable housing as well as more affordable housing for all income levels.
Make the streets safe for pedestrians, bicycles and cars by expanding our public transit options, safe bike lanes and safe sidewalks.
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		LinkedIn
Real Estate Agent
Emerge alum 		Denver Theatrical Film, Stage & Exhibitions Employees Union
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Progressive Democrats of America 		Website
Twitter
Facebook
Email 		2018 Interview - Why she is running
District 5
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 5 Mary Beth Susman (i) Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire YIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
District 5 Michele Fry Democrat
Emerge alum 		Dalton Zuber is campaign treasurer Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
District 5 Stephen Replin Unaffiliated Email
303-916-3479
District 5 Amanda Sawyer Unaffiliated LinkedIn
Emerge alum 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Online Contact Page
Instagram
303-549-2949
District 6 (Uncontested Incumbent)
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 6 Paul Kashmann (i) Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Our Revolution Metro Denver Website
Email
720-260-0638
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 6 Nicholas Jonathan Richard Zimmers
(Did Not Qualify) 		Unaffiliated
District 7 (Uncontested Incumbent)
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 7 Jolon Clark (i) Democrat Full List of Issues
Affordable housing
Parks / public spaces
Local businesses
Transportation
Education / public schools 		LinkedIn
Associate Director of The Greenway Foundation
Owner / Independent Broker at Impeccable Manors, Affordable Real Estate Solutions 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
(303) 550-2066
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 7 Mark Kelley
(Did Not Qualify) 		Unaffiliated Universal housing
Transportation independence
Sustainable communities 		Action Network
Email
(720) 725-1128
District 8
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info Questionnaires/Interviews
District 8 Christopher Herndon (i) Democrat Full List
Public safety
Housing
Youth empowerment
Community
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Candidate About Page
Served in US Army, with tours to Kosovo and Iraq (received an honorable discharge in 2005)
Volunteer block captain with Stapleton United Neighbors (SUN) and co-chair of the Outreach Committee. 		YIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Email
(303) 437-7951 		2018 Denverite Acrticle
Greater Park Hill Community Interview
303 Interview (as councilmember)
District 8 Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz Democrat Candidate About Page
Labor, education, social justice, environmental justice, camping ban, I-70 Central Project/Ditch, Olympics, minimum wage, rent controls, gentrification/displacement/affordable housing, health care, women and LGBTQ+ health, protection for immigrants, expanding the electorate 		Candidate Bio Page
Co-founded grassroots neighborhood activist group focused on activating electorate for 2016 presidential caucus
Elected to executive board of the Colorado Democratic Party (statewide director for voter registration efforts) 		Full List of Endorsements
Fmr. State Rep. Joe Salazar
State Reps. Brianna Titone, Jonathan Singer
Denver Democratic Socialists of America
Saira Rao, 2018 CD 1 Candidate for Dem nom
Bernard Douthit, 2018 candidate for State Treasurer dem nom
America Carbajal
Vanessa Quintana, activist
Dr. Mike Cortes
7 Leguas (restaurant)
Jeanette Vizguerra, activist
Martha Lugo, 2019 Aurora At-Large candidate
Lisa Culpepper, Adams County Treasurer
El Patron (restaurant)
Tim Krug, 2018 dem candidate for CD4 BOE 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
(720) 900-5548 		2018 Denverite Acrticle
Greater Park Hill Community Interview
District 8 LaMone Noles Democrat Neighborhood planning, affordable housing, community engagement
(Source) 		Raised in North Park Hill, attended DPS during the integration era of the 1970’s
President, City Park Friends and Neighbors
Board member, Greater Park Hill Community, Inc.
Past President, Park Hill ACORN, a working families organization
Medical Support Assistant, VA Medical Center in Denver
Nominee, Juanita Gray Community Service Award, 2014
Emerge alum 		Email Greater Park Hill Community Interview
Denverite Article
District 8 Erik Penn Democrat Official Platform
Housing, public health, food access, transportation, jobs
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		LinkedIn
Daniels Scholar
Internship with the Mental Health Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania
Internship with Colorado Common Cause 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Email 		2018 Denverite Acrticle
Greater Park Hill Community Interview
District 8 Blair Taylor Unaffiliated Greater Park Hill Community Interview
Denverite Article
District 8 Patrick Thibault Democrat Candidate Vision Page
Jobs, housing options for all income levels, investment in neighborhood infrastructure, public safety, services for seniors, youth, and working families
YIMBY Denver Questionnaire 		Candidate Bio Page
Recruiter for the Community College of Denver
Chief of Staff/Policy director for both a State Senator and Representative in the Colorado General Assembly
Political Action Chair on Denver NAACP’s executive committee for the past five years
Recipient of Colorado People’s Alliance’s "People’s Award/El Reconocimiento del Pueblo" for advocacy around DACA 		Full List of Endorsements
State Rep. Rochelle Galindo
Ed Bagwell (President of Teamsters Local 17)
Julio X. Rivera (President of ATU 1001)
Progressive Democrats of America Denver Chapter
Denver Theatrical Stage, Film & Exhibition Employees' Union 		Website
Facebook
Email
303-667-9289 		Greater Park Hill Community Interview
Denverite Article
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 8 Jon Bowman
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat
District 9
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 9 Albus Brooks (i) Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire YIMBY Denver
District 9 Candi CdeBaca Unaffiliated Emerge alum Our Revolution Metro Denver
District 9 David Anthony Oletski Democrat
District 9 Jonathan Woodley Republican YIMBY Denver Questionnaire
District 10
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 10 Wayne New (i) Unaffiliated Email
303-333-3243
District 10 Christopher Hinds Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Our Revolution Metro DenverYIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
303-717-9174
District 10 Antonio Mendez Democrat LinkedIn Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Online Contact Page
917-842-0917
District 10 Tony Smith Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Online Contact Page
Instagram
District 10 Patrick Key
(Write-In)
(Cannot confirm) 		YIMBY Denver Questionnaire Email
303-638-5939
District 11
Seat Candidate Party Issues Focused On Selected Experience Endorsements Campaign Contact Info
District 11 Stacie Gilmore (i) Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire YIMBY Denver Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
District 11 Christine Alonzo
(Cannot confirm) 		LinkedIn Website
Facebook
Email
720-675-1484
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 11 McKael Grayson
(Withdrew) 		Democrat
District 11 Shayla Richard
(Did Not Qualify) 		Democrat YIMBY Denver Questionnaire LinkedIn
Emerge alum 		Website
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Instagram
720-334-8734


Forums

Mayor - Upcoming

  • Thursday, March 21, 2019 at 6 PM at the Alliance Center in Denver, hosted by The Alliance Center, with ProgressNow Colorado and Colorado Sierra Club.


Mayor - Archived


Campaign Finance

Candidate and Political Committees:

  • February 5th, 2019
  • March 5th, 2019
  • March 18th, 2019
  • April 3rd, 2019
  • April 17th, 2019
  • May 3rd, 2019
  • May 30th, 2019
  • July 5th, 2019
  • January 31st, 2020


Issue Committees:

  • February 5th, 2019
  • March 5th, 2019
  • April 5th, 2019
  • May 2nd, 2019
  • May 5th, 2019
  • June 6th, 2019
  • January 31st, 2020


EDITORIAL NOTE: Figures between Total Contributions and subtraction of Total Expenditures will not always necessarily equal Cash On Hand. This is commonly due to money being left over from previous campaigns.


Operational Electeds


Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
Auditor Timothy O'Brien (i) Democrat $23,410.71 $21,623.77 $11,501.93 $0
 
Clerk & Recorder Paul Lopez Democrat $85,968.62 $35,937.38 $50,031.24 $0
Clerk & Recorder Sarah McCarthy Unaffiliated $2,015.00 $278.18 $1,736.82 $0
Clerk & Recorder Peg Perl Democrat $41,409.73 $20,407.76 $21,001.97 $4,958.43
 
 Former Candidates
 
Clerk & Recorder Raymon Anthony Doane Libertarian $209.32 $0 $209.32 $112.36
Clerk & Recorder Marcus Antonio Luszko Democrat
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
CLERK & RECORDER (All) x $129,602.67 $56,623.32 $72,979.35 $5,070.79 x

(i) = incumbent

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver Auditor page for additional financial info. CleanSlateNow Denver County Clerk page


Mayor and City Council


Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
Mayor Michael Hancock (i) Democrat $1,591,604.42 $1,707,270.26 $145,004.40 $24,457.11 Pat Stryker - $3,000
Mayor Lisa Calderón Democrat $67,268.84 $53,560.85 $13,707.99 $18,048.83
Mayor Stephan Evans
(Chairman Seku) 		Unaffiliated $1,545.00 $1,356.57 $188.43 $0
Mayor Jamie Giellis Democrat $413,061.20 $218,289.28 $194,771.92 $0
Mayor Kalyn Heffernan Democrat $2,415.00 $844.85 $1,570.15 $256.00
Mayor Penfield Tate Democrat $225,059.33 $165,659.37 $59,399.96 $35.24
Mayor Paul Fiorino
(Write-In) 		Unaffiliated
Mayor Leatha Scott
(Write-In) 		Democrat $168.55 $94.09 $74.46 $0
Mayor Kenneth Simpson
(Write-In) 		Democrat (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
 
 Former Candidates
 
Mayor Marcus Giavanni Unaffiliated $0 $0 $0 $3,800.00
Mayor Kayvan Khalatbari Unaffiliated $339,129.10 $339,129.10 $0.00 $15,918.61
Mayor Danny Lopez Democrat (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
MAYOR (All) x $2,640,251.44 $2,486,204.37 $414,717.31 $62,515.79 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver Mayor page for additional financial info.


Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
At-Large Robin Kniech (i) Democrat $127,044.00 $27,910.07 $106,418.30 $3,058.20
At-Large Deborah Ortega (i) Democrat $110,818.00 $25,131.02 $97,704.26 $1,000.00
At-Large Johnny Hayes Unaffiliated $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
At-Large Jesse Parris Democrat $525 $0 $525 Dianne Thiel (activist, including for the homeless) - $500
Omar Mongomery (NAACP chapter president; 2019 Aurora Mayor candidate) - $25
At-Large Tony Pigford Unaffiliated $57,061.99 $44,606.08 $12,455.91 $2,000.00
At-Large Lynne Watchendorfer-Langdon Unaffiliated
(but her Facebook profile "likes" Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. No other political figures) 		$44.10 $44.10 $0 $0 Candidate Donations - $44.10
 
 Former Candidates
 
At-Large Robert Fisher (Pending more info) (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
At-Large Ralph Tingle Jr. Democrat (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
AT-LARGE (All) x $295,493.09 $97,691.27 $217,103.47 $6,058.20 x

(i) = incumbent

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver At-Large page for additional financial info.


District 1 - OPEN SEAT
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 1 Victoria Aguilar Unaffiliated $6,221.00 $5,887.26 $333.74 $454.00
District 1 Sabrina D'Agosta Unaffiliated $15,192.75 $7,087.84 $8,104.91 $0
District 1 Scott Alan Durrah Democrat $43,902.20 $17,826.30 $26,075.90 $1,431.68
District 1 Prajwal Kulkarni Republican $26,093.47 $70 $26,023.47 $70
District 1 David Sabados Democrat $25,936.59 $17,112.06 $8,824.53 $575.27 Rebecca McClellan (State Board of Education - CD6)
Susan Shepherd (fmr. Denver coincilor)
Amy Padden (2018 AG dem primary candidate)
Lesley Smith (CU Regent At-Large)
Noel Ginsburg (2018 Gov dem primary candidate)
State Rep. Sonya Lewis
District 1 Amanda Sandoval Democrat $47,470.00 $7,378.82 $40.091.18 $2,880.00 Corbin Tilleman-Dick
Joshua Hanfling
District 1 Michael Somma Democrat $48,791.05 $18,556.51 $30,234.54 $0
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 1 Raven Porteous Democrat
(There is a Raven Porteous registered in Wheat Ridge, but system may not have updated)
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 1 (All) x $213,607.06 $73,918.79 $139,688.27 $5,410.95 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 1 page for additional financial info.


District 2
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 2 Kevin Flynn (i) Democrat $38,540.61 $7,635.96 $36,313.59 $368.34 Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs - $500
Susan Barnes-Gelt - $250
Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 2 page for additional financial info.


District 3 - OPEN SEAT
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 3 Veronica Barela Democrat $36,825.00 $21,475.19 $15,349.81 $515.00 Kevin Flynn (Denver Councilor D2) - $200
Xochitl Gaytan (Ed. activist; 2017 DPS candidate) - $100
Val Flores (State Board of Ed. CD 1) - $50
District 3 Annamarie Martinez (Late to file)
(May be confidential voter) 		$2,442.00 $3,007.44 ($565.44) $225.00 Candidate Donation - $1,500
District 3 Raymond Montoya Democrat $5,275.00 $3,790.42 $1,484.58 $600.00
District 3 Jaime Torres
(May be confidential voter) 		$33,484.00 $20,944.61 $12,539.39 $350.00 Fmr. State Sen. Irene Aguilar - $100
Rosemary Rodriguez (former DPS board member) - $100
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 3 David Roybal
(May be confidential voter) 		(No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 3 (All) x $ $ $ $ x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 3 page for additional financial info.


District 4
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 4 Kendra Black (i) Democrat $115,233.34 $13,275.17 $107,634.56 $1,773.38 A number of direct contributions are from companies and individuals involved in property development and/or property management.
District 4 Colleen Zahradnicek Democrat $8,361.00 $7,305.31 $1055.89 $200.00 The majority of contributions are small (less than $250).
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 4 (All) x $123,594.34 $20,580.48 $108,690.45 $1,973.38 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 4 page for additional financial info.


District 5
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 5 Mary Beth Susman (i) Democrat $47,398.12 $12,523.14 $76,560.35 $769.25 East West Partners-Denver - $1,000
Apartment Association Metro Denver - $500
District 5 Michele Fry Democrat $25,735.00 $20,299.62 $5,435.38 $65.00 Candidate Donation - $2,000
Stonewall Democrats Initiative - $400
Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $100
Steve O'Dorisio (Adams County Commissioner) - $75
State Rep. Emily Sirota - $50
State Rep. Jovan Melton - $50
Southern Colorado Cannabis Council - $50
Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $50
District 5 Stephen Replin Unaffiliated $3,000.00
($400 unaccounted for) 		$2,900.00
($400 unaccounted for) 		$100 $0 Candidate Loan - $2,600
District 5 Amanda Sawyer Unaffiliated $78,130.00 $30,294.74 $47,835.26 $1,800.00 Taylor Sjobakken (employer: Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains) - $1,000
Susan Barnes-Gelt (fmr. Denver Councilor) - $1,000
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 5 (All) x $154,263.12 $66,017.50 $129,930.99 $2,634.25 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 5 page for additional financial info.


District 6
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 6 Paul Kashmann (i) Democrat $37,931.00 $860.84 $37,796.34 $708.07 Fmr. Gov. Dick Lamm - $100
Fmr. State Rep. Paul Rosenthal - $20
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 6 Nicholas Jonathan Richard Zimmers Unaffiliated

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 6 page for additional financial info.


District 7
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 7 Jolon Clark (i) Democrat $58,934.34 $6,348.37 $60,922.00 $250.66 United, $1,000
Hensel Phelps (general contractor & construction company) $1,000
East West Partners(real estate developer, supporter of the Greenway Foundation) $1,000
Bill Fowler (President/CEO of Verso Networks/WiFiHood) $1,000
Joseph Coppola $1,000
Dimitrios Balafas (co-founder/managing partner of Kentro Group, retail real estate / development co.) $1,000
Jean Bradac $1,000
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 7 Mark Kelley Unaffiliated $167.00 $2,114.73 (-$1,947.73) $0
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 7 (All) x $59,101.34 $8,463.10 $60,922.00
(Campaign debt does not figure in) 		$250.66 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 7 page for additional financial info.


District 8
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 8 Christopher Herndon (i) Democrat $77,684.34 $42,299.26 $81,829.38 $1,084.26
District 8 Miguel Ceballos-Ruiz Democrat $6,256.00 $5,301.04 $954.96 $820.00
District 8 LaMone Noles Democrat $4,986.00 $360.40 $4,625.60 $0
District 8 Erik Penn Democrat $5,330.00 $3,932.66 $1,397.34 $897.93
District 8 Blair Taylor Unaffiliated $31,174.53 $13,988.71 $17,185.82 $216.00
District 8 Patrick Thibault Democrat $17,165.00 $13,512.65 $3,652.35 $0
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 8 Jon Bowman Democrat
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 8 (All) x $142,595.87 $79,394.72 $109,645.45 $3,018.19 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 8 page for additional financial info.


District 9
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 9 Albus Brooks (i) Democrat $230,456.94 $177,450.56 $53,078.19 $2,544.97
District 9 Candi CdeBaca Unaffiliated $56,989.78 $26,964.83 $30,024.95 $7,435.00
District 9 David Anthony Oletski Democrat (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings) (No financial filings)
District 9 Jonathan Woodley Republican $3,019.00 $2,658.36 $360.64 $0 Mostly self-funded
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 9 (All) x $290,465.72 $207,073.75 $83,463.78 $9,979.97 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 9 page for additional financial info.


District 10
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 10 Wayne New (i) Unaffiliated $92,964.00 $27,800.92 $65,163.08 $1,618.27
District 10 Christopher Hinds Democrat $53,943.61 $32,581.28 $21,362.33 $487.40
District 10 Antonio Mendez Democrat $18,820.00 $9,365.62 $9,454.38 $1,300.00
District 10 Tony Smith Democrat $50,762.00 $16,080.83 $34,681.17 $323.41
District 10 Patrick Key
(Write-In) (late for multiple reports)
(Cannot confirm) 		$0 $0 $0
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 10 (All) x $216,489.61 $85,828.65 $130,660.96 $3,729.08 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 10 page for additional financial info.


District 11
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
District 11 Stacie Gilmore (i) Democrat $75,237.00 $22,315.12 $72,800.54 $1,406.01
District 11 Christine Alonzo
(Cannot confirm) 		$9,642.00 $10,156.55 (-$514.55) $0
 
 Former Candidates
 
District 11 McKael Grayson Democrat
District 11 Shayla Richard Democrat $6,626.38 $1,906.41 $4,719.97 $0
 
Seat Candidate Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions Notable Donors
DISTRICT 11 (All) x $91,505.38 $34,378.08 $77,520.51
(Does not count debts) 		$1,406.01 x

Also see the CleanSlateNow Denver District 11 page for additional financial info.


Subtotals and Grand Total of ALL Denver Races

EDITORIAL NOTE: Campaign debts do not figure into the Cash On Hand calculation. Additionally, the Cash On Hand figures also include money leftover from previous campaigns. These figures do include those of all former candidates.

As of March 20th, 2019.

Seat Total Contributions Total Expenditures Total Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions
Mayor $2,640,251.44 $2,486,204.37 $414,717.31 $62,515.79
Auditor
(NO RUNOFF)
(uncontested incumbent) 		$23,410.71 $21,623.77 $11,501.93 $0
Clerk & Recorder $129,602.67 $56,623.32 $72,979.35 $5,070.79
At-Large
(2 Seats)
(NO RUNOFF) 		$295,493.09 $97,691.27 $217,103.47 $6,058.20
District 1 $213,607.06 $73,918.79 $139,688.27 $5,410.95
District 2
(NO RUNOFF)
(uncontested incumbent) 		$38,540.61 $7,635.96 $36,313.59 $368.34
District 3
(Candidate report late) 		$ $ $ $
District 4
(NO RUNOFF)
(2 candidates) 		$123,594.34 $20,580.48 $108,690.45 $1,973.38
District 5 $154,263.12 $66,017.50 $129,930.99 $2,634.25
District 6
(NO RUNOFF)
(uncontested incumbent) 		$37,931.00 $860.84 $37,796.34 $708.07
District 7
(NO RUNOFF)
(uncontested incumbent) 		$59,101.34 $8,463.10 $60,922.00 $250.66
District 8 $142,595.87 $79,394.72 $109,645.45 $3,018.19
District 9 $290,465.72 $207,073.75 $83,463.78 $9,979.97
District 10 $216,489.61 $85,828.65 $130,660.96 $3,729.08
District 11
(NO RUNOFF)
(2 candidates) 		$91,505.38 $34,378.08 $77,520.51 $1,406.01
 
Seat Total Contributions Total Expenditures Total Cash On Hand Total In-Kind Contributions
(ALL RACES)
(Except District 3) 		$4,456,851.96 $3,246,294.6 $1,630,934.4 $103,123.68


Previous Elections

2017

There were no City Council seats up for vote in Denver. As elections are in May of odd year with runoffs in June.

Ballot Measures


Denver Green Roof Initiative

The initiative was certified for the November 7th, 2017 ballot on August 29th. A total of 4,771 signatures were declared valid, a mere 45 more than the threshold required.

The core of the initiative is, should it pass, would require any new buildings (or subsequent replacements of roofs) of over 25,000 square feet to dedicate 20% of their roofs to gardens, solar panels, or other green energy equivalent equipment. Contained in the sliding scale is the upper level of roofs over 200,000 square feet being required to do so for 60% of their roofs. Industrial roofs will have other requirements, and multifamily buildings four stories or less will be exempt. There are provisions for other such exceptions or arrangements.

This would be the second such building code change in the entire country (the first being San Francisco, which went into affect January 1st, 2017 after a unanimous Board of Supervisors vote). The city of Toronto (via the Toronto City Council) was the first North American city to have such a requirement, going into effect in 2010 (with the largest buildings being required up to 60% of their roofs be compliant).


Ballot Language

Full Text of Ballot Petition.

[Awaiting language]


Arguments For

Official Website for Petitioners and Proponents.

The prominent reason cited is increased concern over climate change, coupled with the Trump administration stripping away the EPA and environmental regulations in the context of climate change skepticism. The argument is if the Trump administration won't do anything, then every citizen has a responsibility to care for their neighborhoods at the very least.

Brief Overview of listed reasons:

  • Denver is the 3rd-ranked city in the nation for "Urban Heat Island", which is a phenomenon where cities absorb more heat, making the city up to 5 degrees hotter than than surrounding areas. Plants can absorb this energy.
  • Resolves storm drainage issues, including snowmelt (Cached copy in case it is scrubbed from the EPA website).
  • This will assist in fulfilling Denver's goals for sustainability in 2020, which includes growing 20% of their own produce and improving air quality standards. Roofs can be rented out by owners for gardens, plus plants will help filter the air via the carbon cycle (while using photosynthesis to absorb the sunlight from the Urban Heat Island effect and convert the carbon dioxide and water into the byproduct of oxygen).
  • Gardens help improve biodiversity, and also last 2-3x longer than a black roof.
  • Return on investment. Despite the upfront cost, the fact that it's a green roof ups it's market value to either recoup their investment or profit from it.
  • Energy generated from solar panels can be sold to energy companies.
  • Operating costs are lowered from energy generated, plus the reduced effect of the Urban Heat Island.
  • Reduced fire risk.


Arguments Against

Building owners and developers contest the potential costs involved and argue this will discourage either new constriction or put off necessary repairs due to such additional costs. Some municipalities offer incentives for incorporating green roofs. This ballot initiative does not address such incentives, so it leaves that open question.

In lieu of incentives, proponents argue that while it is a great idea, the market will sort it out due to costs needing to be shouldered by those responsible for costs in the absence of incentives.

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