Do you support the $400 million recreation and safety bond on the November 2026 ballot?
2026 · Rec and safety bond. This issue in: 2026
People on the 2026 ballot who answered this cycle’s question. We do not copy an earlier year’s yes/no onto this page.
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Meet the 19 candidates running for Boulder mayor and City Council in 2026 (BRL)
Yes
Taishya Adams
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Aaron Brockett
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Sam Fuqua
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Tina Marquis
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Jamillah Richmond
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Ryan Schuchard
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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Tara Winer
Yes. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: all five incumbent candidates support the measure, citing more than $400 million in deferred maintenance. Sam Fuqua and Jamillah Richmond also support it.
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No
Benita Duran
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Jill Grano
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Aquiles La Grave
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Rachel Rose Isaacson
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Lisa Ann Jacobs
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Ryan Jamieson
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Scott Rendleman
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Lynn Segal
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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Fred Smith
No. Reported by Boulder Reporting Lab, Aug 30 2026: many challengers oppose the measure, arguing voters have not received enough information about how the money would be spent.
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3 on this ballot are not in the source for this question. That is not a no.