Tag: 2019 city elections
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Voter Guide: 2019 Colorado Springs municipal election
This year’s city election has familiar faces, high-profile politicians and political newcomers running for mayor and three at-large City Council seats. Also on the ballot this election: Issue 1, proposed by the Professional Firefighters Association. The ballot measure asks voters to approve collective bargaining rights for the city’s firefighters. The April 2 municipal election is…
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Mayoral candidates : 2019 Colorado Springs municipal election
There are four candidates running for mayor in this years’s city election. Learn more about them here. Lawrence Martinez has worked as a hospice home care specialist and a business consultant. He also ran for mayor in 2015, getting less than 2 percent of the overall vote. Top priorities are providing job training for children,…
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City Council candidates: 2019 Colorado Springs municipal election
Eleven candidates are in the running for three at-large Colorado Springs City Council seats. Learn more about them here. The candidates are: Gordon Klingenschmitt, Bill Murray (incumbent), Val Snider, Wayne Williams, Tony Gioia, Terry Martinez, Regina English, Tom Strand (incumbent), Randy Tuck, Athena Roe, and Dennis Spiker