Vail

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

Vail Overview

Vail Demographics

Population Median Age Median Household Income Registered Voters Presidential Results (Eagle County) Religion (Eagle County) Poverty Cost of Living Index Median House Value Median Rent Race Age Education Foreign Born Marital Status Unemployment Air Quality Index
5,328

(Female: 44.3%)
(Male: 55.7%)
40.3 years

(+3.9 years to CO)
$71,503

(+$12,680 to CO)
2016: Clinton 56%
Trump: 36%

2012: Obama 56%
Romney: 42%

2008: Obama 61%
McCain: 38%

2004: Kerry 53%
Bush: 46%
None: 69.2%
Catholic: 21.8%
Evangelical Protestant: 4.2%
Mainline Protestant: 3.1%
Other: 1.7%
10.0%

Other Race: 100.0%
Black: 39.4%
White: 9.9%
Hispanic/Latino: 5.6%
103.2

(+3.2 to US)
$612,037

(+$371,537 to CO)
$1,384 White: 88.9%
Hispanic/Latino: 7.4%
Asian: 1.7%
Two or More Races: 0.9%
Black: 0.6%
Native American: 0.3%
Other Race: 0.2%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.04%
Older Adult 40-64: 38.3%
Younger Adult 22-39: 36.7%
Senior 65+: 14.6%
Children 0-17: 8.47%
College 18-21: 1.96%
Bachelor's: 41.8%
Some College: 19.4%
High School: 15.9%
Master's: 10.0%
Professional: 6.1%
Associate's: 4.8%
Doctorate: 1.3%
Some High School: 0.5%
Less than High School: 0.4%
None: 0.0%
10.2%

(+0.7% to CO)
Never married: 54.8%
Now married: 33.0%
Divorced: 9.6%
Widowed: 2.0%
Separated: 0.6%
2.4%

(-0.9% to CO)
34.3

(-40.7 to US)

Vail Town Council

  • Official site
  • Vail Town Code
  • Mayor is elected by council members, as is Pro-Tem. They are each a term of 2 years.
  • Terms are 2-4 years; limited to 8 consecutive years.
  • Elections are November of odd years.
  • Every regular election there are 4 seats up for election. The top 3 receive 4-year terms; the 4th receives the 2-year term.
  • Email all Council members
Title Name Party Next Election
November
Contact 2019 Margin 2017 Margin 2015 Margin 2013 Margin 2011 Margin
At-Large Dave Chapin
Mayor
Unaffiliated 2021 970-479-2100
Email
Won with 20.25%
At-Large Jenn Bruno
Mayor Pro-Tem
Republican 2021 970-479-2100
Email
Won with 16.55%
At-Large Travis Coggin Unaffiliated 2021 970-479-2100
Email
Won with 13.16%
(Dick Cleveland)
At-Large Kevin Foley Unaffiliated 2019 970-479-2100
Email
X
At-Large Kim Langmaid Democrat 2019 970-479-2100
Email
X
At-Large Jen Mason Democrat 2019 970-479-2100
Email
X
At-Large Greg Moffet Republican 2019
(2-Year term)
970-479-2100
Email
Won with 12.69% 1
1 (Lowest of 4 winners; gets 2-year seat)


Sources:


Expanded Historical Election Results


Winners bolded.

Ward 2017 Results 2015 Results 2013 Results 2011 Results
At-Large Dave Chapin 20.25% (incumbent)
Jenn Bruno 16.55% (incumbent)
Travis Coggin 13.16%
Greg Moffet 12.69% (incumbent)

Rodney Johnson 11.09%
Mark Gordon 10.41%
Ed Padilla 4.95%
Brian Rodine 4.73%
Taylor Strickland 3.60%
Bart Longworth 2.54%


2017 Election

On November 7th, 2017, 4 At-Large seats are up for vote, with a total of 10 candidates with 4 slots for write-ins. 3 incumbents are running for re-election.

There is one ballot measure specific to the Town of Vail

Sample Ballot here.

Candidates

Ward Name Party Endorsements/Info Contact
  Choose 4
At Large Ed Padilla Republican Local Paper Profile
At Large Taylor Strickland Democrat Local Paper Profile
Affidavit declares Democratic party affiliation
At Large Rodney Johnson Democrat Local Paper Profile
At Large Jenn Bruno (i) Republican Local Paper Profile
At Large Brian Rodine Democrat Local Paper Profile
At Large Dave Chapin (i) Unaffiliated Local Paper Profile
At Large Greg Moffet (i) Republican Local Paper Profile
At Large Bart Longworth Unaffiliated Local Paper Profile
At Large Mark Gordon Democrat Local Paper Profile
At Large Travis Coggin Unaffiliated Local Paper Profile
At Large WRITE-IN SPACE
At Large WRITE-IN SPACE
At Large WRITE-IN SPACE
At Large WRITE-IN SPACE


Former Candidates

Ward Name Party Endorsements/Info Contact
At Large Lynda Van Norman Democrat Write-in status?


Campaign Finance

Years 2017 and 2015

Ballot Measure

Telecom

"Authorizing Municipal High-Speed Internet Services (Advanced Services), Telecommunication Services and Cable Television Services

Without increasing taxes, shall the Town of Vail have the legal right to provide high-speed internet services (advanced services), telecommunications services and cable television services to residents, businesses, schools, libraries, nonprofit entities and other users of such services, either directly or indirectly with public or private sector partners, as expressly permitted by Colorado Revised Statutes §§ 29-27-101 through 304, entitled "Competition in Utility and Entertainment Services"?

  • Yes/For
  • No/Against"


Arguments For


Arguments Against


Results
  • Yes - 89.52%
  • No - 10.48%