This Tuesday, Colorado Springs voters will select a majority of decision-makers on the City Council who will shape the city’s future.

Six district seats on the City Council are up for election on April 1.

At least four of the districts are guaranteed to change hands in the new election. Voters will get to choose one representative for their respective district in this all-mail ballot election. No at-large seats are up for election this year.

See more information about each district, and the candidates, below.

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Jump to a specific district or keep scrolling to the see the full map:

• District 1: Northwest Colorado Springs

• District 2: North Colorado Springs

• District 3: Downtown and Southwest Colorado Springs

• District 4: Southeast Colorado Springs

• District 5: Central Colorado Springs

• District 6: Northeast Colorado Springs

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Click or tap on the Colorado Springs City Council district map below for more information about each race.

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District 1: Northwest Colorado Springs 

Candidates: Lee Lehmkuhl, incumbent Dave Donelson

Watch the District 1 candidate forum:

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District 2: North Colorado Springs

Candidates: Tom Bailey (*NOTE: According to the city website, candidate Frank Chrisinger withdrew from the race. However, his name will still be on the ballot. Any votes for him will not be counted.)

Watch the District 2 candidate forum:

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District 3: Downtown and Southwest Colorado Springs 

Candidates: Brandy Williams, Maryah Lauer, Rick Gillit, Greg Thornton, Christopher Metzgar

Watch the District 3 candidate forum: 

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District 4: Southeast Colorado Springs 

Candidates: Kimberly Gold, Sherrea Elliott-Sterling, Chauncy Johnson

Watch the District 4 candidate forum: 

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District 5: Central Colorado Springs 

Candidates: Christopher Burns, Cass Melin, Jim Miller, incumbent Nancy Henjum

Watch the District 5 candidate forum: 

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District 6: Northeast Colorado Springs

Candidates: Aaron Schick, Roland Rainey Jr., Parth Melpakam

Watch the District 6 candidate forum: