The Hancock crew's take? Amber Miller, spokeswoman for the perceived frontrunner, offered the following takes on election-day-related topics.
To our first inquiry, Miller sent this general statement: "Michael is out working hard to encourage everyone to vote. We're making sure no one takes anything for granted and focusing on what we believe is the best ground game this city has seen."
Moments ago, Miller checked in again, sharing her views on the following subjects.
Get-out-the-vote efforts: "Michael is out with our army of volunteers working to make sure no ballot is left behind."
The impact of Hancock's lead in the polls on the campaign's approach: "We have not taken anything for granted and continue with our strategic plan to win this election. Polls don't vote. We are working until the last minutes of this campaign to ensure the people of Denver get their ballots in."
The perception that some voters may not participate because of complaints about negative campaigning: "Michael has received an outpouring of support for his positive vision for the future of our city. We are confident the people of Denver see a clear leader who will be ready on day one to move this city forward."
Look below to see Hancock's schedule for the rest of the day, from a campaign release:
Noon -- Michael and Hancock for Denver supporters, in the tradition of past Denver candidates, will walk the 16th Street Mall to promote getting out the vote. Location: Market Street Station at the corner of 16th and Market St.Noon -- The "We are all Denver" campaign will launch canvasses throughout Denver's neighborhoods to promote getting out the vote. Locations: NW, NE, SW and Central campaign offices. Click here to find a location.
2 p.m. - The "We are all Denver" campaign will launch canvasses throughout Denver's neighborhoods to promote getting out the vote. Locations: NW, NE, SW and Central campaign offices. Click here to find a location.
2:30 p.m. -- Hancock for Denver volunteers will travel on the Ballot Bus and meet with residents in the Five Points neighborhood to promote getting out the vote. Locations: Curtis Park at the corner of 30th St. and Champa St.
3 p.m. -- Hancock for Denver volunteers will travel on the Ballot Bus and meet with residents in the Swansea neighborhood to promote getting out the vote. Locations: Swansea Park at 2650 49th Ave.
3:30 p.m. -- Hancock for Denver volunteers will travel on the Ballot Bus and meet with residents in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood to promote getting out the vote. Locations: First Creek Park at 4455 Jebel St.
4 p.m. -- The "We are all Denver" campaign will launch canvasses throughout Denver's neighborhoods to promote getting out the vote. Locations: NW, NE, SW and Central campaign offices. Click here to find a location.
4:30 p.m. -- Hancock for Denver volunteers and the Ballot Bus will tour Denver to promote getting out the vote.
6 p.m. -- The "We are all Denver" campaign will launch canvasses throughout Denver's neighborhoods to promote getting out the vote. Locations: NW, NE, SW and Central campaign offices. Click here to find a location.
6 p.m. -- Michael will hold an Election Day Watch Party for friends and supporters. Location: Exdo Event Center at 1399 35th St.
More from our Politics archive: "Michael Hancock: A Denver mayor's race profile."
