“Tensions continue to run high between one member of the Denver City Council and the Denver Police Department — with the latest battle playing out on Twitter. Candi CdeBaca, who represents District 9 on the Council accused a Denver Police officer of pulling a gun on her and others using a video taken at … [Read more…]
“” search the City of Denver campaign finance reports source: City of Denver 21 July 2020.
“As a child, Candi CdeBaca worried relentlessly about winding up in a tent city under the Interstate 70 bridge near her home in northeast Denver. Maybe that explains why she fights with such unrelenting passion. The chill of poverty feeds a blazing fire. Growing up poor and as a person of color, challenges loomed … [Read more…]
“In an apparent a rebuke of the status quo in a city with serious growing pains, all three incumbent City Council members lost their seats in Tuesday’s election. And when the new council is seated, five of the 13 members will be Latinas, a historic first. “That is monumental,” said Jamie Torres, who won … [Read more…]
Denver Election Division website Register to Vote April 15: Ballots begin mailing to active voters April 15: 22-day residency deadline April 15: Drop-boxes open across the City April 29: Vote Centers open May 7: Election Day Vote Centers open 7am – 7pm Ballots must be received by 7pm June 4: Run-Off Election … [Read more…]
“District 9 is Denver’s engine of change. It’s where Union Station anchored unprecedented growth that has since rippled outward, supplying more places to live and experience. Denver’s unhoused population is most visible here, as are the outward signs of gentrification — new homes and businesses supplanting and intermingling with old ones — where sudden … [Read more…]
“All told, Denver’s elected officials only reported getting 296 gifts from January until June of this year. It’s not a lot, which makes each little detail all the more interesting. Like if you’re going to take Mayor Michael Hancock out for a meal, better make it a steakhouse. He reported going to Ocean Prime … [Read more…]
“Campaign finance changes approved Monday by the City Council could make it more difficult for big spenders to escape public notice in Denver elections. The council proposal, approved unanimously in a block vote, will require the reporting of at least $1,000 in independent spending by individuals, companies or other organizations to support candidates or … [Read more…]
“Companies, groups and other big spenders who work to support or defeat candidates and ballot measures in Denver’s local elections increasingly are operating in the shadows, city officials and good-government advocates say. Less than two years before the next municipal election, a Denver City Council proposal seeks to close transparency gaps that allow such … [Read more…]
Municipal General Election May 5, 2015 date: 14 May 2015 read the entire report Contact: City of Denver City of Denver Election Results 14 May 2015.