The Nastiest Moments in the Dirtiest Denver Mayor’s Race in Decades
The Michael Hancock-Jamie Giellis contest is the nastiest Denver race in recent memory.
The Michael Hancock-Jamie Giellis contest is the nastiest Denver race in recent memory.
With all the mud-slinging, one vote is crystal-clear.
Wayne New has been the District 10 councilmember since 2015.
The mayor’s race has been one of the most memorable to date — but not for good reasons.
The Hudson Correctional Facility has been empty since 2013.
Appointee Ryan Broughton will leave office three days after the runoff election.
Chris Hinds is challenging incumbent Wayne New for the District 10 Denver City Council position.
Albus Brooks is seeking a third Denver City Council term in the June 4 runoff.
Neither candidate has guaranteed himself a spot on-stage for the first Democratic primary debate next month, and they got more bad news today.
Banners and lawn signs advertising Veronica Barela for the District 3 seat of city council do not indicate who paid for them.
“I look at [Hancock] as a pitiful, desperate liar.”
Jamie Giellis denies any flip-flopping on the subject.
Candi CdeBaca is challenging Albus Brooks for Denver City Council’s District 9 seat.
District 5 council member Mary Beth Susman is in a runoff with challenger Amanda Sawyer.
Civil rights lawyers want a judge to sanction ICE over its unwillingness to release Kamyar Samimi’s death review.
The N-word appears with a familiar meme of what appear to be African children dancing.
Amanda Sawyer is challenging Mary Beth Susman for the District 5 seat.
Police didn’t find enough evidence to charge Rochelle Galindo with sexual assault.
It’s unclear who produced the flyer.
Jamie Torres and Veronica Barela are vying to succeed Paul López in District 3.
The initiative proposes a tax on electricity and natural gas consumption to fund efforts to fight climate change.
“We thought together about what it would be like if we were to directly see what was happening in El Paso.”