Boulder: who represents it, and who is running
U.S. general election (federal, state and county offices) — Colorado coordinated election, with the City of Boulder municipal election on the same ballot votes on 2026-11-03. It elects u.S. Senator (Hickenlooper seat, class 2); U.S. Representative CO-2; Governor/Lieutenant Governor (open seat) and other statewide offices; Colorado House HD-10 (City Hall; SD-18 is not up) and the other Boulder legislative seats; Boulder County offices, CU regent, judicial retention; CITY OF BOULDER: Mayor (ranked-choice voting) and five at-large City Council seats, plus a city bond measure..
Holding office15
the sitting council
On the ballot43
8 sitting members running again
The official candidate list ↗ · What Boulder is like — the /local page
Congressional district (city hall): Colorado's 2nd congressional district (City Hall, Penfield Tate II Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway) — Joe Neguse (Democratic)
1
Mayor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aaron Brockett Elected | Mayor → Winner 24,478 votes · 65.63% | Independent | City of Boulder | |
| Taishya Adams Elected | Councilmember → Concede 8,473 votes · 22.16% for Mayor | Independent | City of Boulder | |
| Aquiles La Grave | Mayor Concede 12,821 votes · 34.37% | Independent | City of Boulder | |
| Fred Smith | Mayor Concede 806 votes · 2.08% | Independent | City of Boulder | |
| Jameson Goldstein | Mayor Concede 1,337 votes · 3.46% | Independent | City of Boulder | |
| Lisa Ann Jacobs | Mayor Concede 1,605 votes · 4.17% | Independent | City of Boulder |
2
Councilmember
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matt Benjamin Elected | Councilmember | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Nicole Speer Elected | Councilmember | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Rob Kaplan Elected | Councilmember | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Ryan Schuchard Elected | Councilmember → Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Tara Winer Elected | Councilmember → Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Tina Marquis Elected | Councilmember → Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Benita Duran | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Dave Martus | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Jamillah Richmond | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Jill Grano | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Lee Gilbert | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Lynn Segal | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Rachel Rose Isaacson | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Ryan Jamieson | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Sam Fuqua | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
| Scott Rendleman | Councilmember Running | Independent | At-large | City of Boulder |
3
Governor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jared Polis Elected | Governor | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Eric Mulder | Governor Concede 33,080 votes · 1.53% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Erik Underwood | Governor Concede 6,544 votes · 0.3% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Greg Lopez | Governor Concede 60,227 votes · 2.78% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Jeff Peckman | Governor Concede 4,168 votes · 0.19% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Phil Weiser | Governor Winner 1,319,781 votes · 60.94% | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Stephen T. Hamilton | Governor Concede 13,187 votes · 0.61% | American Constitution | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Victor Marx | Governor Concede 728,650 votes · 33.65% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
4
Lieutenant Governor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dianne Primavera Elected | Lieutenant Governor | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Frank Atwood | Lieutenant Governor Concede 6,544 votes · 0.3% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| George Washington Markert | Lieutenant Governor Concede 728,650 votes · 33.65% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| James K Treibert | Lieutenant Governor Concede 13,187 votes · 0.61% | American Constitution | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Lesley Dahlkemper | Lieutenant Governor Winner 1,319,781 votes · 60.94% | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| T.J. Cole | Lieutenant Governor Concede 4,168 votes · 0.19% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Taralyn Romero | Lieutenant Governor Concede 60,227 votes · 2.78% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Wayne Harlos | Lieutenant Governor Concede 33,080 votes · 1.53% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State |
5
State Representative — HD-10
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junie Joseph ✉️ Elected acclaimed | State Representative → Winner 19,243 votes · 100% | Democratic | Colorado General Assembly |
6
State Senator — SD-18
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judy Amabile ✉️ Elected | State Senator | Democratic | Colorado General Assembly |
7
U.S. Senator
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael F. Bennet Elected | U.S. Senator | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 | |
| John W. Hickenlooper Elected | U.S. Senator → Winner 1,310,937 votes · 60.24% | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 | |
| Adam Withrow | U.S. Senator Concede 9,465 votes · 0.43% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Blake Huber | U.S. Senator Concede 23,165 votes · 1.06% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Bob Chew | U.S. Senator Concede 55,682 votes · 2.56% | Forward | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Christopher Baum | U.S. Senator Concede 3,082 votes · 0.14% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Mark Baisley | U.S. Senator Concede 773,936 votes · 35.56% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
8
U.S. Representative — CO-2
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joe Neguse Elected | U.S. Representative → Winner 218,513 votes · 74.92% | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json) | |
| Gaylon Kent | U.S. Representative Concede 4,749 votes · 1.63% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Kelley Anne Dennison | U.S. Representative Concede 68,396 votes · 23.45% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
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Notes on this record
How the lists were read, and what could not be.
- Municipal (sitting): City of Boulder City Council page (bouldercolorado.gov/government/city-council, retrieved 2026-10-31) lists 8 members: Mayor Aaron Brockett, Mayor Pro Tem Tara Winer, and Councilmembers Taishya Adams, Matt Benjamin, Rob Kaplan, Tina Marquis, Ryan Schuchard, Nicole Speer, with their term years. Council has nine seats (Mayor + 8 at-large); the ninth is vacant — news (Boulder Reporting Lab / Axios Boulder) says Councilmember Mark Wallach resigned in July 2026; the council page simply omits the seat. Council-page phone/address not copied; no individual emails on that page.
- Municipal (candidates): City Clerk page '2026 City of Boulder Mayoral and City Council Candidates' (retrieved 2026-10-31): 'Boulder voters will elect one Mayor and five City Council members in the City of Boulder's Nov. 3, 2026, Municipal Election' — 6 mayoral and 13 council candidates with date certified. The page marks some names '**' = 'Receiving Matching Funds'; the markers' placement in the HTML is ambiguous so matching-fund status is NOT recorded. Mayor is elected by ranked-choice voting (second time, per bouldercolorado.gov/election-guidelines search snippet). Incumbent Councilmember Taishya Adams is running for Mayor, not re-election to council. Non-partisan; party null.
- Next municipal election after this one: November 2028 (seats with 2025-2028 terms) — inferred from the term years printed on the council page; not separately verified.
- Districts: City Hall (1777 Broadway; 40.01556, -105.27930) geocodes (Census Geocoder, Current) to CO-2, State Senate 18 and State House 10. Boulder lies entirely within CO-2 to our knowledge; other legislative districts covering the city were not sampled. Only City Hall's legislators are recorded as people.
- Federal and statewide rows (U.S. Senators, U.S. Senate candidates, Governor/Lt. Governor and their candidates, CO-2 Neguse/Dennison/Kent) carried over from the us-fort-collins record (2026-10-29), every name re-checked against the SOS list fetched 2026-10-31 (still 'Last updated September 15, 2026, 11:09 AM'). Sitting members from the CC0 @unitedstates legislators-current.json fetched 2026-10-31.
- State: Amabile (SD-18) and Joseph (HD-10) from leg.colorado.gov/legislators (official coleg.gov emails as printed; capitol phones not copied). HD-10: Junie Joseph is the only candidate on the SOS list — unopposed. SD-18 is not on the 2026 list.
- Robots/terms: bouldercolorado.gov (single '*' group, pages used allowed; no terms found beyond a privacy policy), coloradosos.gov (allows /pubs/), leg.colorado.gov (allows /legislators), unitedstates.github.io and geocoding.geo.census.gov (robots 404). No Claude/anthropic group on any host. Boulder County elections site not used. No home addresses, phones or personal emails recorded. standsFor null for everyone (no candidate statements read).
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Sources
Prepared 2026-10-31. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.
- Colorado Secretary of State — 2026 General Election Official Candidate List (certified to the counties September 4, 2026; page updated September 15, 2026) 21
- City of Boulder — 2026 City of Boulder Mayoral and City Council Candidates (City Clerk; date certified per candidate) 14
- City of Boulder — City Council 8
- Colorado Secretary of State — 2022 General Election official abstract, Governor/Lieutenant Governor 2
- Colorado General Assembly — Legislators 2
- @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 2
- @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json) 1