Glenwood Springs

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


Next regular municipal election is April 2nd, 2019.


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Overview

  • City Council: 3 Unaffiliated, 2 Dem, 2 Rep
  • Mayor: Rep (Mayor is in the council, elected by the council)
  • County: Garfield
  • School Districts: Roaring Fork RE-1
  • State House: HD 57 (R)
  • State Senators: SD 8 (R)
  • Congressional: CD 3 (R)


Demographics

City Council

Mayor is not an elected position. The council elects the mayor from the council.


Title Name Party Next Election
April
Contact 2019 Margin 2017 Margin 2015 Margin 2013 Margin 2011 Margin
At-Large Jim Ingraham
(Appointed Feb 2018)
Unaffiliated 2019 619-987-8215
jim.ingraham@cogs.us
1,2
1 Trauger resigned due to work conflicts with the county
2 Ingraham was appointed to fill the vacancy
37.98% (62.32%)
(Kathryn Trauger)
Tony Hershey 24.34
Kathy Williams 13.34
At-Large Shelley Kaup Unaffiliated 2021 970-948-9018
shelley.kaup@cogs.us
1
Ward 1 Steve Davis Republican 2019 970-928-0561
steve.davis@cogs.us
X
Russ Arensman 40.63
Ward 2 Rick Voorhees Democrat 2021 970-319-0939
rick.voorhees@cogs.us
1 X
Ward 3 Todd Leahy Unaffiliated 2019
TERMED OUT
970-618-0756
todd.leahy@cogs.us
X UNOPPOSED
Ward 4 Michael Gamba
Mayor
Republican 2019
TERMED OUT
970-945-2550
michael.gamba@cogs.us
X UNOPPOSED
Ward 5 Jonathan Godes Democrat 2021 970-379-4248
jonathan.godes@cogs.us
1 X


2019 Election

General Election is April 2nd, 2019.

1 At-Large seat is up for vote, along with Wards 1, 3, and 4. Incumbents in Wards 3 and 4 are termed out. Incumbents in Ward 2 and At-Large are running for re-election.


Candidates

Petitions circulate 91 days before the election; to be returned no later than 71 days prior.


Candidates confirmed.


Seat Name Party Endorsements/Info Contact Questionnaires
 
At-Large Jim Ingraham (i) Unaffiliated Apppinted to seat in Feb 2018
Guest op-ed
Twitter
At-Large Erika Gibson Democrat Attorney at Balcomb & Green
Bio with law firm, going into background
Specializes in Water Law, Real Estate & Construction Law, Natural Resources & Environment Law
At-Large Tony Hershey Republican Deputy DA, 9th Judicial District
Previously ran in 2015
Ran in 2007 for Aspen City Council
Served on Aspen City Council late-90s to early-00s
Post Independent - 2015 Candidate Profile
Aspen Public Radio - Candidate Interview 2015
https://www.postindependent.com/news/tony-hershey-in-a-good-place-working-for-9th-judicial-district/ Post Independent - Extensive bio in 2007]
 
Ward 1 Steve Davis (i)
UNOPPOSED
Republican Facebook
Website (Defunct)
(Archive pulls up a Steve Davis running for US Senate in Georgia in 2010. This is a different Steve Davis, as this Steve Davis moved to Glenwood Springs almost 3 decades ago.)
2015 Candidate Profile
Aspen Public Radio - Candidate Profile 2015
 
Ward 3 Ksana Oglesby Democrat LinkedIn
Chief Financial Officer at Mountain Valley Developmental Service
Glenwood Springs Financial Advisory Board member
Ward 3 Jennifer Vanian Democrat Community activist
Cache copy of public email made in protest of Bedrock Aspalt in 2012, page 108
Ticketed for raising chickens in 2011
Managed local garden in 2009 (Also)
Part of the 2005 recall effort in Roaring Fork School District RE-1 due to objections in buying commercial property
Ward 3 Charlie Willman Unaffiliated 2017 At-Large candidate
Board of Directors at Mountain Valley Developmental Service
Post Independent - Candidate Profile, 2017
KDNK Radio Interview, 2017
Aspen Public Radio Interview, 2017
 
Ward 4 Paula Stepp
UNOPPOSED
Democrat Ran as Dem candidate for Garfield County Commissioner District 1 in 2018; lost by 3.56 pts
County Commissioner candidate website

(i) = incumbent


Campaign Finance


Seat Name Party Total Contributions Total Expenditures Total Cash On Hand Total PACs Notable Individuals
 


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