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(D) Phil Weiser
(D) Jena Griswold
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(D) Alexis King
(D) Brian Mason
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(D) A. Gonzalez
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(R) Kevin Grantham
(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(R) Lauren Boebert*
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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May 02, 2019 04:38 PM UTC
14 Comments
Denver’s Municipal election takes place on Tuesday, May 7. Give low turnout numbers and a handful of candidates who are relatively unknown, the race for Mayor could take on plenty of weird twists before the final votes are counted.
I like Tate for mayor, but I agree this was a poor choice to display support.
Unfortunately, Jamie Giellis didn't even vote in 10 of the last 20 elections. Has Colorado Pols ever mentioned that?
I'm sorry, but VOTING is the very first responsibility of a citizen. If you don't bother to vote, then why in hell should we put you in the top office of the city.
I had some hopes for the mayoral election this year. They've been dashed, one by one.
Anyone have a sense of whether some sort of structural change would encourage better candidates to emerge?
Change term limits to one term.
Bullshit. You guys have slimed Gessler for early a decade.
Gessler's been lying (and knew he lied) about "rampant voter fraud from illegal immigrants" for years. He intentionally blew out the Sec State budget so that he could argue that business fees shouldn't pay for elections. (the Independence Institute's big crusade).
Far from being a neutral public servant, Gessler has weighted every possible decision in favor of the Republican party interests.
He's been a dishonest partisan for all of his time in public office, and that hasn't changed now that he's helping the Neville family to get rich off of recalls. So boohoo, you're defending Scott Gessler's fee-fees and reputation.
He'll still be rich. He'll still be partisan. He'll still be helping grifters in the interests of Republicans. That's not "sliming", it's exposing the slime coating Gessler's every deed.
Are you an unrepentant, lying, cheating GOP scumbag that no self-respecting person would dare defend?
… Better Call Fladen.
Bullshit.
Gessler’s slime is his own.
Tate has bigger ethical and transparency issues than being endorsed by our ignominious and thankfully former Sec. of State. But this is pretty tone deaf.
When I knew former Rep. Mark Larson some 15 years ago, he was a businessman in Cortez. Why would he endorse a Denver mayoral candidate unless he now lives here?
Uhh, because it's a dirty job but someone has to do it?
Most of Tate Republican supporters are RINOs from long ago when they were many and roamed the earth.
Didn't Mark Larson famously endorse Bill Ritter for governor in 2006?
What percentage of recipients of the flyer even read it?
What percentage of voters actually pay attention to endorsements?
0 and 0!