Aaron Brockett Electedincumbent
15,779 votes · 9.34% · Official result
Six council seats after Jill Grano resigned (the vacancy added a two-year seat). No directly elected mayor. Top four: four-year; fifth and sixth: two-year. 34,971 city ballots; 68,749 active city voters.
Official results: Boulder County
Six seats because Jill Grano resigned in January 2019. Fifth place (Swetlik) and sixth place (Wallach) served two-year terms.
15,779 votes · 9.34% · Official result
2,438 votes · 1.44% · Official result
4,046 votes · 2.4% · Official result
10,855 votes · 6.43% · Official result
11,576 votes · 6.85% · Official result
17,230 votes · 10.2% · Official result
17,322 votes · 10.25% · Official result
11,048 votes · 6.54% · Official result
4,207 votes · 2.49% · Official result
13,493 votes · 7.99% · Official result
1,852 votes · 1.1% · Official result
12,961 votes · 7.67% · Official result
14,442 votes · 8.55% · Official result
14,173 votes · 8.39% · Official result
17,508 votes · 10.36% · Official result
Sales and use tax of up to 40% of the retail price of electronic smoking devices, first-year increase $2.5 million, for licensing, health promotion, and general city services.
Extends the existing 0.15-cent transportation sales tax to Dec 31 2039 and redirects it to open-space maintenance, restoration, acquisition, and preservation, including a first-year conservation easement at Long’s…
Authorizes up to $10 million of city debt (maximum repayment $15 million), without raising taxes, for permanently affordable deed restrictions and loans to middle-income households buying homes in Boulder.