2026 City Council vacancy election
City Council At-Large Seat B
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $415,
and a candidate outside the fund $835.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $180,189, with $118,176 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$128,825
raised by 10 candidates so far, from 1,082 people. Julissa Soto has raised 11× what this campaign has. This campaign has more $5 gifts.
Julissa Soto $50,000
Monica Martinez $36,494
Melissa Mejia $9,970
Alfredo Reyes $9,791
Whitney Traylor $9,516
Jake Browne $4,553
Jeff Walker $2,930
Raymon Anthony Doane $2,525
Cynthia L Diaz $1,965
Gabriel Konkle $1,080
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Outside the fund 
No. 1 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: No Julissa Soto $50,000 raised, none of it from individual donors +
0people
n/amedian gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $835 max
Where it came from
Shares the candidate's last name $50,000
Where it went
Other $23,149 · $3 out of state
Staffing / Wages $10,105
Refunds / Returns $103
Events / Meals $16
Office / Admin $6
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$33,380 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Joseph Silva (Denver, CO): $22,103 in 4 payments
- Minuteman Press (Denver, CO): $10,638 in 2 payments
- 303 Print Shop (Thornton, CO): $458 in 1 payment
- Qt (Lakewood, CO): $60 in 1 payment
- Lechuga'S (Denver, CO): $36 in 1 payment
- Green Seed Market (Denver, CO): $25 in 1 payment
Latest contribution on file: August 17, 2026. Latest spending: August 31, 2026.
No. 2 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Monica Martinez $36,494 raised from 243 people, $100 median gift +
243people
$100median gift
4$5 gifts
39at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $36,029Shares the candidate's last name $465
Plus $82,440 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 83%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $10,113 · 28%
Retired $7,337 · 20%
Law & lobbying $5,840 · 16%
Real estate, development & housing $4,386 · 12%
Health care $1,615 · 4%
Everything else: $6,980 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $4,680 · $4,680 out of state
Events / Meals $3,838
Consulting $1,334 · $458 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $1,051 · $1,051 out of state
Office / Admin $308 · $284 out of state
Other $76 · $49 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$11,287 spent in total, 58% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Mission Control (Glastonbury, CT): $4,680 in 2 payments
- Monica Martinez (Denver, CO): $3,838 in 1 payment
- Bonterra (Austin, TX): $1,051 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $876 in 1 payment
- State Farm Insurance (Bloomington, IL): $284 in 1 payment
- Phoneburner (Laguna Beach, CA): $215 in 1 payment
39 gifts at the $415 maximum, $16,227 together
Business, consulting & finance$4,150
Retired$2,947
Law & lobbying$2,905
Real estate, development & housing$2,075
Government$830
Education$830
Health care$830
Not employed$415
Other$415
Not stated$415
Tech & engineering$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$765 · 4 gifts
Lincoln Avenue Communities$665 · 2 gifts
Denver Health$540 · 4 gifts
Brownstein$515 · 2 gifts
Holland & Knight Llp$500 · 2 gifts
Dcpa$415 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: August 31, 2026. Latest spending: August 31, 2026.
No. 3 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Melissa Mejia $9,970 raised from 135 people, $50 median gift +
135people
$50median gift
5$5 gifts
3at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $9,920Shares the candidate's last name $50
Plus $35,775 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 82%
Colorado, outside Denver 15%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $2,185 · 22%
Law & lobbying $2,100 · 21%
Nonprofits & organizing $1,630 · 16%
Not employed $1,290 · 13%
Government $960 · 10%
Everything else: $1,755 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$158 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Briar Patch (Denver, CO): $158 in 1 payment
3 gifts at the $415 maximum, $1,245 together
Business, consulting & finance$830
Law & lobbying$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Pivot Energy$415 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$360 · 5 gifts
Commonspirit Health$350 · 1 gift
Walker & Dunlop$350 · 1 gift
City Of Denver$300 · 3 gifts
Politicalworks$250 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: August 31, 2026. Latest spending: August 18, 2026.
No. 4 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Alfredo Reyes $9,791 raised from 136 people, $50 median gift +
136people
$50median gift
11$5 gifts
4at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $9,586Businesses, PACs and committees $150Shares the candidate's last name $55
Plus $33,165 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 84%
Colorado, outside Denver 13%
Outside Colorado 4%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $2,235 · 23%
Not employed $2,105 · 22%
Real estate, development & housing $1,291 · 13%
Health care $735 · 8%
Law & lobbying $725 · 8%
Everything else: $2,495 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Consulting $6,704
Office / Admin $3,792
Other $333 · $10 out of state
Signage $302
Events / Meals $169
Digital Advertising $139 · $139 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$11,464 spent in total, 2% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- All In Strategic Consulting (Denver, CO): $5,004 in 2 payments
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $3,792 in 4 payments
- Holly Ajala (Englewood, CO): $1,700 in 2 payments
- Elke Barter (Denver, CO): $302 in 1 payment
- Einstein Photo & Video (Denver, CO): $300 in 1 payment
- Google, Llc (Mountain View, CA): $149 in 2 payments
4 gifts at the $415 maximum, $1,660 together
Real estate, development & housing$830
Health care$415
Business, consulting & finance$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Kentro Group$415 · 1 gift
Mental Health Center Of Denver$415 · 1 gift
Mountain Safe Exteriors$415 · 1 gift
Kentro$415 · 1 gift
Greenhouse$305 · 3 gifts
Denver Modern$300 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: September 3, 2026. Latest spending: August 31, 2026.
No. 5 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Whitney Traylor $9,516 raised from 212 people, $25 median gift +
212people
$25median gift
61$5 gifts
3at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $9,176Shares the candidate's last name $340
Plus $7,920 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 55%
Colorado, outside Denver 36%
Outside Colorado 9%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $2,113 · 23%
Other $2,101 · 23%
Not employed $1,595 · 17%
Real estate, development & housing $890 · 10%
Education $625 · 7%
Everything else: $1,852 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $627
Apparel / Swag $183
Fundraising / Fees $113 · $113 out of state
Office / Admin $30 · $30 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$953 spent in total, 15% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Greater Park Hill News (Denver, CO): $627 in 1 payment
- Unique Custom Embroidery & Printing (Lakewood, CO): $183 in 1 payment
- Actblue Llc (Boston, MA): $101 in 1 payment
- Constant Contact (Waltham, MA): $30 in 2 payments
- Venmo (New York, NY): $12 in 1 payment
3 gifts at the $415 maximum, $1,245 together
Real estate, development & housing$415
Other$415
Business, consulting & finance$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Kaiser Permanente$415 · 1 gift
Spectra Centers$415 · 1 gift
Cdle$400 · 2 gifts
Lallier Construction Inc$200 · 1 gift
Msu Denver$200 · 1 gift
State Of Colorado$155 · 4 gifts
Latest contribution on file: September 22, 2026. Latest spending: September 18, 2026.
This campaign 
No. 6 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jake Browne $4,553 raised from 135 people, $10 median gift +
135people
$10median gift
65$5 gifts
2at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $3,926Loans $527Shares the candidate's last name $100
Plus $20,889 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 83%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
Outside Colorado 6%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,870 · 48%
Other $610 · 16%
Not employed $360 · 9%
Media, arts & food $280 · 7%
Health care $155 · 4%
Everything else: $651 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $302 · $163 out of state
Other $116 · $116 out of state
Events / Meals $109
Fundraising / Fees $58 · $58 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$585 spent in total, 58% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $279 in 4 payments
- Ace Hardware At The Highlands (Denver, CO): $99 in 1 payment
- Sliceworks (Denver, CO): $88 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $58 in 1 payment
- The Home Depot (Denver, CO): $40 in 1 payment
- Winchell'S (Denver, CO): $21 in 1 payment
2 gifts at the $415 maximum, $830 together
Business, consulting & finance$830
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Velocity Public Records$415 · 1 gift
Oem Florida$415 · 1 gift
Cannabis Trainers$100 · 1 gift
Growv$100 · 1 gift
Ayx$60 · 2 gifts
State Of Colorado$55 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: September 2, 2026. Latest spending: August 29, 2026.
No. 7 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jeff Walker $2,930 raised from 84 people, $25 median gift +
84people
$25median gift
15$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $2,930
Where the people live
Denver 88%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $995 · 34%
Business, consulting & finance $500 · 17%
Law & lobbying $300 · 10%
Education $250 · 9%
Real estate, development & housing $200 · 7%
Everything else: $685 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Pbucc$100 · 1 gift
Jres$100 · 1 gift
Milgrom Daskam And Ellis$100 · 1 gift
Sewald Hanfling$100 · 2 gifts
Care Initiatives$100 · 1 gift
Denver Public Schools$100 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: September 4, 2026. Latest spending: none.
Outside the fund RA No. 8 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: No Raymon Anthony Doane $2,525 raised, all of it loaned by the campaign +
0people
n/amedian gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $835 max
Where it came from
Loans $2,525
Where it went
Canvassing / Field $2,525
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,525 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Ground Organizing (Denver, CO): $2,525 in 1 payment
Latest contribution on file: August 25, 2026. Latest spending: August 25, 2026.
Small-dollar 
No. 9 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Cynthia L Diaz $1,965 raised from 126 people, $5 median gift +
126people
$5median gift
75$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $1,965
Where the people live
Denver 88%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Education $565 · 29%
Other $510 · 26%
Not employed $225 · 11%
Business, consulting & finance $200 · 10%
Health care $195 · 10%
Everything else: $270 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $20 · $20 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$20 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Actblue, Llc (Somerville, MA): $20 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Dnk Works$200 · 1 gift
University Of Denver$150 · 1 gift
Colorado Education Association$100 · 1 gift
Denver Public Schools$70 · 2 gifts
Lisa Martinez$50 · 1 gift
Dps$50 · 4 gifts
Latest contribution on file: September 4, 2026. Latest spending: August 31, 2026.
No. 10 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Gabriel Konkle $1,080 raised from 11 people, $26 median gift +
11people
$26median gift
2$5 gifts
2at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $1,080
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 79%
Denver 19%
Outside Colorado 2%
What the people do for a living
Education $415 · 38%
Law & lobbying $415 · 38%
Retired $129 · 12%
Business, consulting & finance $51 · 5%
Tech & engineering $50 · 5%
Everything else: $21 across 2 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $420
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$420 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Fedex (Denver, CO): $420 in 3 payments
2 gifts at the $415 maximum, $830 together
Education$415
Law & lobbying$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Colorado College$415 · 1 gift
Town Of Castle Rock$415 · 1 gift
Tendeg$50 · 1 gift
Cameron Umc$26 · 1 gift
Salas O Brien$25 · 1 gift
Coorstek$11 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: August 31, 2026. Latest spending: August 29, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
City Council At-Large Seat B
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $415,
and a candidate outside the fund $835.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$28,248
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 296 people. Sarah Parady leads.
Sarah Parady $25,231
Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand $3,017
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
SP No. 1 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Sarah Parady $25,231 raised from 218 people, $50 median gift +
218people
$50median gift
23$5 gifts
17at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $24,781Shares the candidate's last name $450
Where the people live
Denver 76%
Outside Colorado 15%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $7,401 · 30%
Not employed $4,940 · 20%
Business, consulting & finance $3,185 · 13%
Other $1,785 · 7%
Nonprofits & organizing $1,525 · 6%
Everything else: $5,945 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Consulting $6,306
Other $2,399 · $2,344 out of state
Office / Admin $2,107 · $1,482 out of state
Texting / Phones $1,755 · $1,755 out of state
Events / Meals $736
Signage $360
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$13,684 spent in total, 41% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Kline Company, Llc (Denver, CO): $3,700 in 1 payment
- Nationbuilder (Los Angeles, CA): $2,645 in 5 payments
- Another Bad Habit, Llc (Denver, CO): $2,606 in 1 payment
- Toskr Inc. Dba (Oakland, CA): $1,755 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $643 in 18 payments
- Leah Charney (Denver, CO): $586 in 1 payment
17 gifts at the $415 maximum, $7,055 together
Law & lobbying$2,490
Business, consulting & finance$830
Not employed$830
Nonprofits & organizing$830
Other$830
Government$830
Media, arts & food$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Wilmerhale$515 · 2 gifts
Colorado Department Of Law$440 · 2 gifts
Studio Pattern$415 · 1 gift
Onbeat Llc$415 · 1 gift
Critical Internet Studies Institute$415 · 1 gift
Natural Grocers$415 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: May 29, 2026. Latest spending: June 19, 2026.
KM No. 2 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand $3,017 raised from 78 people, $20 median gift +
78people
$20median gift
17$5 gifts
1at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $3,017
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 64%
Denver 35%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Not stated $1,393 · 46%
Retired $625 · 21%
Other $300 · 10%
Media, arts & food $292 · 10%
Nonprofits & organizing $175 · 6%
Everything else: $232 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
1 gift at the $415 maximum, $500 together
Retired$500
Employers that show up most, by dollars
People Of The Sacred Land$125 · 1 gift
Denver City Council$53 · 1 gift
Eastern Shoshone Tribe$50 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 16, 2026. Latest spending: none.
No. 3 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Gabriel Konkle $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
AM No. 4 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Antonio Martinez $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
No. 5 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Monica Martinez $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
No. 6 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Alfredo Reyes $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
No. 7 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Julissa Soto $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
No. 8 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jeff Walker $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
Mayor
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $595,
and a candidate outside the fund $1,190.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$87,650
raised by 4 candidates so far, from 826 people. Mike Johnston leads.
Mike Johnston $49,899
Lisa Calderon $33,494
Aurelio Martinez $3,657
Graylon Cole $600
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
MJ No. 1 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Mike Johnston $49,899 raised from 329 people, $50 median gift +
329people
$50median gift
19$5 gifts
43at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $49,899
Where the people live
Denver 99%
Outside Colorado 2%
Colorado, outside Denver 1%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $14,611 · 29%
Not employed $12,250 · 24%
Law & lobbying $6,465 · 13%
Real estate, development & housing $6,015 · 12%
Government $3,195 · 6%
Everything else: $8,613 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $700 · $700 out of state
Other $322
Fundraising / Fees $48 · $48 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,070 spent in total, 70% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Apollo Artistry Llc (Chicago, IL): $700 in 5 payments
- Firstbank (Lakewood, CO): $322 in 24 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $48 in 6 payments
43 gifts at the $595 maximum, $25,585 together
Business, consulting & finance$7,140
Not employed$5,355
Real estate, development & housing$4,760
Law & lobbying$4,165
Health care$1,785
Government$1,190
Other$595
Retired$595
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City Of Denver$1,540 · 5 gifts
The Pachner Company$1,190 · 2 gifts
City And County Of Denver$1,030 · 17 gifts
City & County Of Denver$895 · 7 gifts
Denver Health$795 · 2 gifts
Wall Kane Consulting$695 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: September 10, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
LC No. 2 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Lisa Calderon $33,494 raised from 431 people, $25 median gift +
431people
$25median gift
68$5 gifts
13at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $31,635Shares the candidate's last name $1,505In-kind (goods and services) $354
Plus $88,695 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 80%
Colorado, outside Denver 16%
Outside Colorado 4%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $9,980 · 32%
Business, consulting & finance $4,840 · 15%
Law & lobbying $2,795 · 9%
Other $2,055 · 6%
Education $1,960 · 6%
Everything else: $10,044 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Staffing / Wages $6,080
TV / Radio / Media Buys $5,600
Events / Meals $3,204
Printing / Literature $3,083
Apparel / Swag $2,336
Signage $1,572
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$27,224 spent in total, 12% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Sara Tonnis (Englewood, CO): $6,568 in 6 payments
- Stories Not Forgotten Llc (Northglenn, CO): $5,000 in 1 payment
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $4,380 in 2 payments
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $2,336 in 1 payment
- Su Teatro (Denver, CO): $1,490 in 2 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $1,236 in 1 payment
13 gifts at the $595 maximum, $7,739 together
Business, consulting & finance$1,785
Law & lobbying$1,190
Media, arts & food$1,190
Tech & engineering$1,190
Not stated$599
Education$595
Health care$595
Not employed$595
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Rathod Mohamedbhai Llc$1,190 · 2 gifts
Onbeat Llc$1,190 · 2 gifts
Motorola$595 · 1 gift
Whittier Cafe Llc$595 · 1 gift
University Of Colorado-Boulder$595 · 1 gift
Studio Pattern$595 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
AM No. 3 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Aurelio Martinez $3,657 raised from 60 people, $35 median gift +
60people
$35median gift
6$5 gifts
0at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $3,335Shares the candidate's last name $322
Where the people live
Denver 66%
Colorado, outside Denver 32%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Retired $1,402 · 42%
Other $700 · 21%
Business, consulting & finance $430 · 13%
Health care $375 · 11%
Education $200 · 6%
Everything else: $228 across 5 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $807 · $307 out of state
Other $636 · $263 out of state
Office / Admin $579 · $534 out of state
Events / Meals $432
Apparel / Swag $413 · $324 out of state
Direct Mail $187 · $31 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$3,272 spent in total, 51% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- La Fiesta (Denver, CO): $694 in 2 payments
- Stitch America (Bremen, GA): $324 in 1 payment
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $287 in 8 payments
- Microsoft (Richmond, WA): $230 in 2 payments
- Give Wp (Lansing, MI): $228 in 2 payments
- Personalized Paper Manufacturing Group (Albuquerque, NM): $212 in 2 payments
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Starbucks$220 · 6 gifts
Auto Trim$200 · 1 gift
New West Physicians$100 · 1 gift
Lyft$100 · 1 gift
Denver Health$70 · 2 gifts
Peebles Prosthetics$60 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: May 24, 2026. Latest spending: June 26, 2026.
GC No. 4 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Graylon Cole $600 raised from 6 people, $75 median gift +
6people
$75median gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $600
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 83%
Outside Colorado 17%
What the people do for a living
Retired $350 · 58%
Health care $100 · 17%
Business, consulting & finance $100 · 17%
Other $50 · 8%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Medical Info Provider Owner$100 · 1 gift
The Tree Farm$100 · 2 gifts
Denver Recovery Group$50 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: July 15, 2026. Latest spending: none.
Outside the fund DD No. 5 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: No Durango Dank $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
SL No. 6 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shontel Lewis $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
Outside the fund XT No. 7 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: No Xander Thomas $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council At-Large Seat A
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $415,
and a candidate outside the fund $835.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$222
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 2 people. Serena Gonzales Gutierrez leads.
Serena Gonzales Gutierrez $222
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Small-dollar SG No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Serena Gonzales Gutierrez $222 raised from 2 people, $100 median gift +
2people
$100median gift
1$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $210In-kind (goods and services) $12
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $205 · 98%
Not employed $5 · 2%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $278 · $278 out of state
Printing / Literature $67
Other $37 · $37 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$381 spent in total, 83% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Squarespace, Inc. (New York City, NY): $278 in 1 payment
- Corazon Printing (Broomfielt, CO): $67 in 1 payment
- Harland Clarke (San Antonio, TX): $37 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Kline Company, Llc$205 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: June 16, 2026. Latest spending: January 29, 2026.
MH No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Michael Harding $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 2
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$68,238
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 655 people. Paul Pazen leads.
Paul Pazen $39,849
Tran Nguyen-Wills $28,389
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Max-gift heavy PP No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Paul Pazen $39,849 raised from 344 people, $100 median gift +
344people
$100median gift
1$5 gifts
86at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $39,044Shares the candidate's last name $805
Plus $76,635 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 55%
Colorado, outside Denver 38%
Outside Colorado 8%
What the people do for a living
Retired $14,590 · 37%
Business, consulting & finance $9,499 · 24%
Real estate, development & housing $3,330 · 9%
Government $3,165 · 8%
Other $2,865 · 7%
Everything else: $5,605 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $3,101 · $2,335 out of state
Apparel / Swag $1,840 · $683 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $1,091 · $1,091 out of state
Events / Meals $737
Consulting $550 · $550 out of state
Other $548
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,618 spent in total, 57% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- 40 North Advocacy (Ft. Washington, PA): $2,885 in 2 payments
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $1,305 in 2 payments
- Stripe (South San Francisco, CA): $1,091 in 5 payments
- Sea Artists Productions Llc (Denver, CO): $800 in 2 payments
- The Original Print Shoppe (Pontiac, MI): $683 in 2 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
86 gifts at the $235 maximum, $20,210 together
Retired$6,580
Business, consulting & finance$5,875
Government$2,115
Real estate, development & housing$1,880
Other$940
Health care$940
Law & lobbying$705
Tech & engineering$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Not stated$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City Of Denver$1,015 · 7 gifts
Denver$840 · 7 gifts
Westside$470 · 2 gifts
City And County Of Denver$385 · 3 gifts
The Pachner Company$335 · 2 gifts
Common Sense Institute$335 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: August 15, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
TN No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Tran Nguyen-Wills $28,389 raised from 311 people, $50 median gift +
311people
$50median gift
4$5 gifts
34at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $28,389
Plus $66,033 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 72%
Colorado, outside Denver 26%
Outside Colorado 6%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $9,817 · 34%
Other $3,833 · 13%
Not employed $3,108 · 11%
Law & lobbying $2,360 · 8%
Government $2,306 · 8%
Everything else: $7,810 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Events / Meals $8,055
Other $3,192 · $555 out of state
Apparel / Swag $2,016
Office / Admin $1,432 · $1,369 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$14,695 spent in total, 13% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $2,016 in 1 payment
- Ignite Your Aura (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 2 payments
- Tiffany Leong (Denver, CO): $1,200 in 1 payment
- Hannah Noakes (Denver, CO): $890 in 3 payments
- Jade Café (Denver, CO): $700 in 2 payments
- Chottip Nimla-Or (Denver, CO): $600 in 1 payment
34 gifts at the $235 maximum, $7,990 together
Business, consulting & finance$2,585
Law & lobbying$1,410
Other$1,175
Not employed$940
Government$705
Not stated$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Health care$235
Media, arts & food$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$680 · 11 gifts
State Of Colorado$435 · 7 gifts
Mercer Advisors$425 · 4 gifts
Trivista$400 · 3 gifts
Denver$335 · 2 gifts
Commonspirit$300 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: June 29, 2026. Latest spending: June 29, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 3
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$0
raised by 0 candidates so far, from 0 people.
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
JL No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jacob Luria $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
JT No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jamie Torres $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 4
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$0
raised by 0 candidates so far, from 0 people.
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
DR No. 1 of 1 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Diana Romero Campbell $0 raised so far +
0people
n/amedian gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it went
Office / Admin $1,585 · $1,536 out of state
Consulting $500
Other $188
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,273 spent in total, 68% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Go Daddy (Tempe, AZ): $1,190 in 6 payments
- Melody Johnson (Denver, CO): $500 in 1 payment
- Mailchimp (Atlanta, GA): $346 in 3 payments
- First Bank (Denver, CO): $237 in 71 payments
Latest contribution on file: none. Latest spending: June 1, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 5
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$38,578
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 302 people. Leora Joseph leads.
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Max-gift heavy LJ No. 1 of 1 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Leora Joseph $38,578 raised from 302 people, $100 median gift +
302people
$100median gift
4$5 gifts
107at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $38,578
Plus $96,705 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 83%
Colorado, outside Denver 15%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $10,298 · 26%
Law & lobbying $8,223 · 21%
Not employed $6,280 · 16%
Health care $3,465 · 9%
Real estate, development & housing $3,125 · 8%
Everything else: $7,522 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $366 · $366 out of state
Office / Admin $202 · $202 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$568 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $366 in 2 payments
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $202 in 1 payment
107 gifts at the $235 maximum, $25,145 together
Business, consulting & finance$6,815
Law & lobbying$5,405
Not employed$3,760
Health care$2,585
Real estate, development & housing$2,350
Government$1,410
Retired$1,175
Other$940
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Tech & engineering$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$1,150 · 13 gifts
Denver Health$645 · 4 gifts
City And County Of Denver$570 · 3 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Llp$520 · 3 gifts
Brownstein$520 · 3 gifts
Draftkings$470 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 1, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 6
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$52,213
raised by 5 candidates so far, from 682 people. Joel Cox leads.
Joel Cox $30,818
Matt Walter $10,405
Jill Ozarski $6,835
Shannon Callahan $3,115
Mark Montoya $1,040
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
JC No. 1 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Joel Cox $30,818 raised from 391 people, $50 median gift +
391people
$50median gift
22$5 gifts
24at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $24,643Loans $5,000Shares the candidate's last name $1,175
Plus $53,775 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 46%
Denver 44%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $5,282 · 21%
Not employed $4,301 · 17%
Other $2,967 · 12%
Law & lobbying $2,660 · 11%
Tech & engineering $2,295 · 9%
Everything else: $7,138 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Events / Meals $3,440 · $563 out of state
Printing / Literature $2,579 · $699 out of state
Other $1,122 · $171 out of state
Office / Admin $588 · $494 out of state
Canvassing / Field $475
Data / Research $464
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$9,480 spent in total, 27% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Fedex Office Print And Ship Center (Denver, CO): $1,640 in 14 payments
- Campus Lounge (Denver, CO): $1,612 in 1 payment
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $845 in 20 payments
- Br Printers (San Jose, CA): $822 in 2 payments
- The Bike Shop (Denver, CO): $475 in 1 payment
- Business Debit Co - Demlaunch Van 789 Sherman Street Suit Denver Co Date 03/18/26 Xx 8651 Card 07 #8287 (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
24 gifts at the $235 maximum, $5,640 together
Business, consulting & finance$1,175
Not employed$1,175
Other$705
Law & lobbying$705
Health care$705
Retired$470
Tech & engineering$470
Education$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$360 · 7 gifts
Aecom$286 · 4 gifts
Travelers$285 · 3 gifts
University Of Memphis$240 · 2 gifts
Celtic Crossing$235 · 2 gifts
Kairoi$235 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
MW No. 2 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Matt Walter $10,405 raised from 141 people, $50 median gift +
141people
$50median gift
17$5 gifts
12at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $9,523Shares the candidate's last name $765In-kind (goods and services) $117
Where the people live
Denver 51%
Outside Colorado 38%
Colorado, outside Denver 13%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $2,545 · 26%
Business, consulting & finance $1,793 · 18%
Other $1,090 · 11%
Education $950 · 10%
Tech & engineering $840 · 9%
Everything else: $2,491 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $2,734 · $2,466 out of state
Legal / Compliance $2,300
Other $595 · $595 out of state
Events / Meals $515
Data / Research $464
Office / Admin $398 · $320 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$7,338 spent in total, 49% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Goodman Campaigns Llc (Austin, TX): $2,076 in 2 payments
- Clancy Consulting (Colorado Springs, CO): $1,500 in 2 payments
- Dylan Lindsey Llc (Fort Collins, CO): $700 in 2 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Lgbtq Victory Institute (Washington, DC): $450 in 1 payment
- No Name Bar (Denver, CO): $445 in 1 payment
12 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,820 together
Not employed$940
Tech & engineering$470
Business, consulting & finance$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Law & lobbying$235
Other$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
University Of Denver$305 · 11 gifts
Penn State Health$275 · 4 gifts
Denver Public Schools$260 · 2 gifts
Youth Celebrate Diversity$235 · 1 gift
Nixon Peabody Llp$235 · 1 gift
J&J$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
JO No. 3 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jill Ozarski $6,835 raised from 108 people, $50 median gift +
108people
$50median gift
0$5 gifts
7at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $6,600Shares the candidate's last name $235
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,425 · 22%
Not employed $970 · 15%
Education $760 · 12%
Health care $685 · 10%
Government $520 · 8%
Everything else: $2,240 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
7 gifts at the $235 maximum, $1,645 together
Education$470
Government$470
Retired$235
Tech & engineering$235
Not employed$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Denver Public Schools$280 · 3 gifts
Block$235 · 1 gift
Denver Water$235 · 1 gift
Msu$235 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$235 · 1 gift
Dps$200 · 4 gifts
Latest contribution on file: August 23, 2026. Latest spending: none.
SC No. 4 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shannon Callahan $3,115 raised from 37 people, $23 median gift +
37people
$23median gift
0$5 gifts
2at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $2,790Shares the candidate's last name $325
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 74%
Denver 15%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $1,475 · 53%
Other $460 · 16%
Education $365 · 13%
Government $125 · 4%
Nonprofits & organizing $100 · 4%
Everything else: $265 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $1,647 · $5 out of state
Events / Meals $493
Data / Research $464
Texting / Phones $183 · $183 out of state
Printing / Literature $120 · $120 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $117 · $117 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$3,115 spent in total, 16% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Interprecourt Llc (Denver, CO): $1,115 in 5 payments
- Chris Crosby (Denver, CO): $1,000 in 2 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Campaign Verify (Washington, DC): $95 in 1 payment
- Scale To Win (Santa Ana, CA): $88 in 1 payment
- Vistaprint (Waltham, MA): $81 in 1 payment
2 gifts at the $235 maximum, $470 together
Other$235
Not employed$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Emma Fitzhugh$235 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$100 · 1 gift
Rmds$100 · 1 gift
Molson Coors$100 · 1 gift
Gallaudet University$60 · 3 gifts
Sorenson$50 · 5 gifts
Latest contribution on file: April 20, 2026. Latest spending: May 15, 2026.
Max-gift heavy MM No. 5 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Mark Montoya $1,040 raised from 5 people, $235 median gift +
5people
$235median gift
0$5 gifts
4at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $1,040
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $470 · 45%
Retired $335 · 32%
Real estate, development & housing $235 · 23%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Refunds / Returns $41 · $41 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$41 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Nationbuilder (Los Angeles, CA): $41 in 1 payment
4 gifts at the $235 maximum, $940 together
Business, consulting & finance$470
Real estate, development & housing$235
Retired$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Self Employeed$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: February 24, 2026. Latest spending: February 12, 2026.
RR No. 6 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Robert Rodriguez $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 7
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$49,825
raised by 4 candidates so far, from 538 people. Emily Parker leads.
Emily Parker $24,134
Flor Alvidrez $18,641
William Fenton II $6,945
Julian Wolff $105
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
EP No. 1 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Emily Parker $24,134 raised from 254 people, $50 median gift +
254people
$50median gift
15$5 gifts
38at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $22,024Shares the candidate's last name $2,110
Plus $54,801 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 51%
Outside Colorado 26%
Colorado, outside Denver 23%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $4,165 · 19%
Not employed $4,141 · 19%
Education $2,935 · 13%
Law & lobbying $2,855 · 13%
Other $2,380 · 11%
Everything else: $5,548 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $260 · $260 out of state
Events / Meals $187
Printing / Literature $37
Office / Admin $23 · $23 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$508 spent in total, 56% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $260 in 2 payments
- The Table Public House (Denver, CO): $187 in 1 payment
- Fedex (Denver, CO): $37 in 1 payment
- Google (Mountain View, CA): $23 in 2 payments
38 gifts at the $235 maximum, $8,930 together
Not employed$2,115
Education$1,410
Law & lobbying$1,410
Tech & engineering$705
Health care$705
Business, consulting & finance$705
Other$705
Government$235
Media, arts & food$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Retired$235
Real estate, development & housing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
University Of Colorado$435 · 4 gifts
Cu$385 · 3 gifts
City And County Of Denver$350 · 5 gifts
Meta$335 · 2 gifts
Assetas Inc$235 · 1 gift
Walmart$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 2, 2026.
Max-gift heavy FA No. 2 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Flor Alvidrez $18,641 raised from 150 people, $50 median gift +
150people
$50median gift
15$5 gifts
38at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $17,621Shares the candidate's last name $620Loans $400
Where the people live
Denver 89%
Colorado, outside Denver 14%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $6,760 · 37%
Other $3,280 · 18%
Real estate, development & housing $1,980 · 11%
Retired $1,100 · 6%
Law & lobbying $1,020 · 6%
Everything else: $4,116 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Data / Research $150 · $150 out of state
Office / Admin $103 · $13 out of state
Legal / Compliance $31 · $31 out of state
Apparel / Swag $25 · $25 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$309 spent in total, 71% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Ngp Van (Washinton, DC): $150 in 1 payment
- 1 First Bank Business Card (Lakewood, CO): $90 in 3 payments
- Quickbooks (Tucsom, AZ): $31 in 1 payment
- Paragon Solution (Pittsburg, PA): $25 in 1 payment
- Google (Mountain view, Ca): $13 in 1 payment
38 gifts at the $235 maximum, $8,930 together
Business, consulting & finance$3,995
Other$1,880
Real estate, development & housing$1,175
Law & lobbying$470
Media, arts & food$235
Retired$235
Not employed$235
Health care$235
Tech & engineering$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Wall Kane Consulting$470 · 2 gifts
First Alliance Title$470 · 2 gifts
Aeg Presents$335 · 3 gifts
Nuevo Amanecer$335 · 2 gifts
State Of Colorado$300 · 4 gifts
Montbello Organizing Committee$285 · 2 gifts
Latest contribution on file: August 22, 2026. Latest spending: January 9, 2024.
WF No. 3 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes William Fenton II $6,945 raised from 134 people, $50 median gift +
134people
$50median gift
27$5 gifts
2at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $6,945
Plus $35,325 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 78%
Outside Colorado 20%
Colorado, outside Denver 2%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $1,690 · 24%
Business, consulting & finance $1,240 · 18%
Health care $920 · 13%
Media, arts & food $615 · 9%
Law & lobbying $550 · 8%
Everything else: $1,930 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $1,804 · $290 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $263 · $263 out of state
Other $256
Legal / Compliance $25
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,348 spent in total, 24% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- William Fenton Ii (Denver, CO): $1,514 in 1 payment
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $290 in 1 payment
- Actblue Technical Services (Boston, MA): $263 in 2 payments
- Dry Dock Pub (Denver, CO): $115 in 3 payments
- Firstbank (Denver, CO): $100 in 2 payments
- Viva! Mexi-Coffee-Shop (Denver, CO): $34 in 1 payment
2 gifts at the $235 maximum, $470 together
Health care$235
Retired$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Saul Levine Md Inc$235 · 1 gift
City & County Of Denver$230 · 6 gifts
Craine Architecture$200 · 1 gift
Markus Williams Llc$200 · 1 gift
Bbi$200 · 1 gift
Frontline Public Affairs$150 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
JW No. 4 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Julian Wolff $105 raised, none of it from individual donors +
0people
n/amedian gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
Shares the candidate's last name $105
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
Latest contribution on file: April 24, 2026. Latest spending: none.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 8
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$13,382
raised by 3 candidates so far, from 173 people. Teddy McCullough leads.
Teddy McCullough $7,115
Kayla Frawley $4,205
Shontel Lewis $2,062
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Outside the fund TM No. 1 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: No Teddy McCullough $7,115 raised from 37 people, $30 median gift +
37people
$30median gift
8$5 gifts
0at the $475 max
Where it came from
Loans $5,000People $2,055Shares the candidate's last name $60
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 35%
Colorado, outside Denver 33%
Denver 33%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $625 · 30%
Retired $470 · 23%
Not employed $310 · 15%
Law & lobbying $150 · 7%
Education $130 · 6%
Everything else: $370 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $478 · $478 out of state
Printing / Literature $174 · $174 out of state
Refunds / Returns $31 · $31 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $28 · $28 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$563 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Squarespace, Inc. (New York, NY): $290 in 1 payment
- Canva Us Inc. (Camden, DE): $174 in 3 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $59 in 2 payments
- Google Llc (Mountain View, CA): $39 in 4 payments
- Anedot Inc. (Dallas, TX): $1 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Earth$200 · 1 gift
Seewalker Art$100 · 1 gift
State Of California$100 · 1 gift
AnáLisa Leavoy$100 · 1 gift
Walmart Ecommerce$100 · 1 gift
Dps$100 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 29, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
KF No. 2 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kayla Frawley $4,205 raised from 111 people, $20 median gift +
111people
$20median gift
13$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $4,137Shares the candidate's last name $68
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $816 · 20%
Not employed $790 · 19%
Other $654 · 16%
Law & lobbying $420 · 10%
Health care $370 · 9%
Everything else: $1,087 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$150 · 2 gifts
Lenardo$120 · 2 gifts
Cclp$100 · 1 gift
Expunge Colorado$100 · 2 gifts
University Of Colorado$100 · 2 gifts
Recovery Lounge & Spa$100 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: September 15, 2026. Latest spending: none.
SL No. 3 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shontel Lewis $2,062 raised from 25 people, $11 median gift +
25people
$11median gift
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $2,062
Where the people live
Denver 65%
Outside Colorado 43%
Colorado, outside Denver 1%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $630 · 28%
Other $560 · 25%
Not employed $357 · 16%
Nonprofits & organizing $264 · 12%
Government $198 · 9%
Everything else: $228 across 3 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $932 · $760 out of state
Refunds / Returns $908
Fundraising / Fees $433 · $433 out of state
Other $259 · $245 out of state
Canvassing / Field $205
Consulting $82
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,820 spent in total, 51% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Shontel For The People (Denver, CO): $906 in 1 payment
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $745 in 13 payments
- Constant Contact (Loveland, CO): $459 in 10 payments
- Act Blue (Somerville, MA): $447 in 31 payments
- Uber Eats (San Francisco, CA): $115 in 1 payment
- Uber (San Francisco, CA): $109 in 12 payments
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Carerev$375 · 15 gifts
Forward Together$200 · 1 gift
Habitat For Humanity Of Metro Denver$200 · 1 gift
Make A Chess Move - Nacm$200 · 1 gift
Goodwill Industries Of Denver$200 · 1 gift
Denver Regional Council Of Governments$198 · 11 gifts
Latest contribution on file: May 20, 2026. Latest spending: July 26, 2026.
EB No. 4 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Evelyn Barnes $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
SP No. 5 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Sharron Pettiford $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
FR No. 6 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Felicia Rodriguez $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 9
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$32,089
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 227 people. Darrell Watson leads.
Darrell Watson $26,298
Hamilton Nickoloff $5,791
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Max-gift heavy DW No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Darrell Watson $26,298 raised from 161 people, $235 median gift +
161people
$235median gift
0$5 gifts
89at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $26,273Shares the candidate's last name $25
Where the people live
Denver 86%
Colorado, outside Denver 24%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $11,557 · 40%
Real estate, development & housing $4,282 · 15%
Law & lobbying $4,255 · 15%
Retired $3,386 · 12%
Other $1,480 · 5%
Everything else: $3,991 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Legal / Compliance $2,000
Fundraising / Fees $1,578 · $1,578 out of state
Other $1,049 · $703 out of state
Events / Meals $690
Office / Admin $260
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$5,577 spent in total, 41% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Ngp Van (Washington, DC): $2,022 in 4 payments
- Clancy Consulting Llc (Colorado Springs, CO): $1,500 in 2 payments
- Upstream 303 (WheatRidge, CO): $750 in 3 payments
- Cured And Crafted (Denver, CO): $690 in 1 payment
- Us Bank (Denver, CO): $260 in 25 payments
- Stripe (South San Francisco, CA): $194 in 1 payment
89 gifts at the $235 maximum, $22,455 together
Business, consulting & finance$9,215
Law & lobbying$3,535
Real estate, development & housing$3,330
Retired$2,365
Other$1,425
Government$940
Not stated$470
Media, arts & food$235
Health care$235
Tech & engineering$235
Education$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Brownstein$945 · 3 gifts
Little Pub Company$710 · 2 gifts
Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs$710 · 2 gifts
City & County Of Denver$592 · 3 gifts
City And County Of Denver$570 · 3 gifts
Jll$520 · 3 gifts
Latest contribution on file: August 27, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
HN No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Hamilton Nickoloff $5,791 raised from 66 people, $39 median gift +
66people
$39median gift
1$5 gifts
1at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $5,079Shares the candidate's last name $712
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 49%
Denver 32%
Colorado, outside Denver 19%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,355 · 27%
Other $639 · 13%
Nonprofits & organizing $590 · 12%
Tech & engineering $573 · 11%
Retired $554 · 11%
Everything else: $1,369 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Consulting $3,750
Events / Meals $540
Office / Admin $297 · $97 out of state
Other $141 · $141 out of state
Printing / Literature $89
Direct Mail $48 · $48 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$4,913 spent in total, 7% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Emily Hiltz (Denver, CO): $3,750 in 10 payments
- Amber Vanmatre (Denver, CO): $500 in 1 payment
- Elizabeth Offerosky (Lakewood, CO): $200 in 1 payment
- 48hourprint.Com, Inc. (San Diego, CA): $93 in 1 payment
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $89 in 1 payment
- The Rocket Science Group Llc Dba Mailchimp (Atlanta, GA): $76 in 2 payments
1 gift at the $235 maximum, $235 together
Real estate, development & housing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Somos Properties$235 · 1 gift
Burnes Institute$233 · 1 gift
Anthropic$233 · 1 gift
The Grove Productions$233 · 1 gift
Texas Public Policy Foundation$233 · 1 gift
Minot State University$233 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 24, 2026. Latest spending: June 18, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 10
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$41,955
raised by 3 candidates so far, from 599 people. Chris Hinds leads.
Chris Hinds $15,983
Andrew Fischer $15,656
June Churchill $10,316
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
CH No. 1 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Chris Hinds $15,983 raised from 210 people, $50 median gift +
210people
$50median gift
0$5 gifts
10at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $15,983
Plus $75,224 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 92%
Colorado, outside Denver 7%
Outside Colorado 0%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $5,842 · 37%
Business, consulting & finance $3,073 · 19%
Law & lobbying $2,325 · 15%
Other $1,165 · 7%
Real estate, development & housing $870 · 5%
Everything else: $2,708 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$3,761 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Re-Elect Chris For Denver (Denver, CO): $3,761 in 1 payment
10 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,350 together
Not employed$705
Business, consulting & finance$705
Law & lobbying$470
Real estate, development & housing$470
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Llp$235 · 1 gift
Fox & Robertson Pc$235 · 1 gift
Liv Sotheby'S Intl Realty$235 · 1 gift
Consultant$235 · 1 gift
Mile High Realty Advisors$235 · 1 gift
Urban Ventures$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: November 26, 2024.
AF No. 2 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Andrew Fischer $15,656 raised from 152 people, $50 median gift +
152people
$50median gift
1$5 gifts
23at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $12,541Loans $2,000Shares the candidate's last name $1,115
Where the people live
Denver 57%
Colorado, outside Denver 25%
Outside Colorado 18%
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $5,774 · 46%
Not employed $2,165 · 17%
Business, consulting & finance $1,716 · 14%
Other $750 · 6%
Education $745 · 6%
Everything else: $1,391 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $3,228 · $1,178 out of state
Printing / Literature $1,470 · $39 out of state
Office / Admin $27 · $27 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$4,725 spent in total, 26% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $1,431 in 1 payment
- Jessica Broom (Denver, CO): $900 in 1 payment
- Kaitliin Graves (Saint Louis, MO): $750 in 1 payment
- Kline Company, Llc (Arvada, CO): $750 in 1 payment
- Dylan Lindsey Llc (Fort Collins, CO): $400 in 1 payment
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $320 in 2 payments
23 gifts at the $235 maximum, $5,405 together
Law & lobbying$2,820
Not employed$1,410
Business, consulting & finance$470
Education$235
Media, arts & food$235
Other$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Bhgr$720 · 5 gifts
Berg Hill$360 · 2 gifts
Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti$260 · 2 gifts
Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti Llp$235 · 1 gift
Rotbart Law Llc$235 · 1 gift
Renaissance Secondary School$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: August 17, 2026. Latest spending: June 28, 2026.
JC No. 3 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes June Churchill $10,316 raised from 237 people, $50 median gift +
237people
$50median gift
26$5 gifts
6at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $10,088In-kind (goods and services) $123Shares the candidate's last name $105
Plus $47,259 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 81%
Colorado, outside Denver 15%
Outside Colorado 4%
What the people do for a living
Tech & engineering $2,540 · 25%
Business, consulting & finance $1,690 · 17%
Not employed $1,240 · 12%
Other $1,233 · 12%
Government $1,005 · 10%
Everything else: $2,380 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Apparel / Swag $750
Events / Meals $539
Refunds / Returns $292 · $292 out of state
Printing / Literature $177
Office / Admin $123 · $123 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $112 · $112 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,993 spent in total, 26% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $750 in 1 payment
- Champagne Tiger (Denver, CO): $539 in 1 payment
- Stripe, Inc. (San Francisco, CA): $292 in 1 payment
- Print Lab Llc (Denver, CO): $177 in 1 payment
- Nationbuilder (Los Angeles, CA): $123 in 3 payments
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $112 in 1 payment
6 gifts at the $235 maximum, $1,410 together
Tech & engineering$705
Not employed$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Media, arts & food$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$475 · 9 gifts
Jane Street$235 · 1 gift
Hudson River Trading Llc$235 · 1 gift
Cloudinary$235 · 1 gift
Masque Publishing$235 · 1 gift
Mercury$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
SS No. 4 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Sean Staggs $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
2027 municipal general election
City Council, District 11
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $235,
and a candidate outside the fund $475.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$43,866
raised by 6 candidates so far, from 441 people. Allen Webb leads.
Allen Webb $18,550
Brande Micheau $9,939
K. Haynes $6,747
Scott Gilmore $6,375
Ayah Maldonado $1,345
Kayla Greathouse $910
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
AW No. 1 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Allen Webb $18,550 raised from 171 people, $50 median gift +
171people
$50median gift
0$5 gifts
36at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $17,405Shares the candidate's last name $1,040Businesses, PACs and committees $105Bank interest and rounding $0
Plus $42,300 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 50%
Colorado, outside Denver 35%
Outside Colorado 15%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $5,755 · 33%
Business, consulting & finance $4,260 · 24%
Other $2,040 · 12%
Law & lobbying $1,055 · 6%
Retired $900 · 5%
Everything else: $3,395 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $614 · $614 out of state
Data / Research $258
Other $66 · $21 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$937 spent in total, 68% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Real Time Payment From Stripe, Llc (San Francisco, CA): $380 in 1 payment
- Demlaunch Stac (Denver, CO): $258 in 1 payment
- Act Blue (Somerville, MA): $233 in 1 payment
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $45 in 1 payment
- Check Advantage (De Pere, WI): $21 in 1 payment
36 gifts at the $235 maximum, $8,490 together
Not employed$3,525
Business, consulting & finance$1,645
Other$940
Law & lobbying$705
Retired$500
Media, arts & food$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Not stated$235
Health care$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Aip Group$235 · 1 gift
Executive Director$235 · 1 gift
Government Affairs$235 · 1 gift
Prop Mgr$235 · 1 gift
Oracle$235 · 1 gift
Univ$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
BM No. 2 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Brande Micheau $9,939 raised from 139 people, $50 median gift +
139people
$50median gift
4$5 gifts
6at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $9,529Shares the candidate's last name $410
Where the people live
Denver 73%
Outside Colorado 15%
Colorado, outside Denver 12%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $2,140 · 22%
Not employed $1,899 · 20%
Other $1,120 · 12%
Government $930 · 10%
Education $775 · 8%
Everything else: $2,665 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $86 · $86 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$86 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Actblue Technical Services (Boston, MA): $86 in 5 payments
6 gifts at the $235 maximum, $1,410 together
Not employed$940
Real estate, development & housing$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$300 · 5 gifts
Denver Public Schools$250 · 2 gifts
Msu Denver$235 · 2 gifts
Milender White$235 · 1 gift
Mb Strategies$235 · 1 gift
Imagine Schos$200 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: September 12, 2026. Latest spending: June 1, 2026.
Max-gift heavy KH No. 3 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes K. Haynes $6,747 raised from 39 people, $100 median gift +
39people
$100median gift
0$5 gifts
17at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $5,547Shares the candidate's last name $1,200
Where the people live
Denver 85%
Colorado, outside Denver 15%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,440 · 26%
Not employed $847 · 15%
Nonprofits & organizing $820 · 15%
Retired $520 · 9%
Education $470 · 8%
Everything else: $1,450 across 5 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Consulting $1,500
Fundraising / Fees $1,211 · $211 out of state
Other $179
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,890 spent in total, 7% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Gloknows Unlimited (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 1 payment
- Kelly Fleming (Denver, CO): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $211 in 1 payment
- United States Postal Service (Denver, CO): $129 in 1 payment
- Colorado Secretary Of State (Denver, CO): $50 in 1 payment
17 gifts at the $235 maximum, $3,995 together
Business, consulting & finance$940
Retired$470
Not employed$470
Education$470
Nonprofits & organizing$470
Government$470
Health care$235
Not stated$235
Law & lobbying$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Montbello Organizing Committee$620 · 4 gifts
Denver Families For Public Schools$235 · 1 gift
Mountain Star Veterinary Specialist$235 · 1 gift
Congress$235 · 1 gift
Kipp Colorado$235 · 1 gift
State Of Colorado$235 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
SG No. 4 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Scott Gilmore $6,375 raised from 53 people, $50 median gift +
53people
$50median gift
0$5 gifts
9at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $5,285Shares the candidate's last name $1,090
Where the people live
Denver 65%
Colorado, outside Denver 23%
Outside Colorado 12%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $2,985 · 56%
Business, consulting & finance $535 · 10%
Other $400 · 8%
Nonprofits & organizing $305 · 6%
Government $240 · 5%
Everything else: $820 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $340 · $340 out of state
Printing / Literature $217
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$557 spent in total, 61% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Godaddy Website Services (Tempe, AZ): $340 in 1 payment
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $217 in 1 payment
9 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,115 together
Not employed$1,175
Tech & engineering$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Real estate, development & housing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Dell Technologies$235 · 1 gift
People Of The Sacred Land$235 · 1 gift
Conservation Colorado$235 · 1 gift
Gilmore Construction$235 · 1 gift
Customer Service$200 · 1 gift
Apex Systems$100 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 30, 2026. Latest spending: June 26, 2026.
AM No. 5 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Ayah Maldonado $1,345 raised from 21 people, $38 median gift +
21people
$38median gift
1$5 gifts
2at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $1,135Shares the candidate's last name $210
Where the people live
Denver 69%
Outside Colorado 18%
Colorado, outside Denver 13%
What the people do for a living
Retired $470 · 41%
Business, consulting & finance $265 · 23%
Other $185 · 16%
Health care $55 · 5%
Law & lobbying $50 · 4%
Everything else: $110 across 4 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $186 · $186 out of state
Other $2
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$188 spent in total, 99% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Wix.Com (San Francisco, CA): $174 in 1 payment
- Google Workspace (Mountain View, CA): $12 in 1 payment
- Canvas Credit Union (denver, CO): $2 in 1 payment
2 gifts at the $235 maximum, $470 together
Retired$470
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Pssi$150 · 3 gifts
Sz$50 · 1 gift
Carina Health Network$50 · 1 gift
T-Mobile$50 · 1 gift
Ramp$50 · 1 gift
Rooted Impact$25 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 16, 2026. Latest spending: June 9, 2026.
KG No. 6 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kayla Greathouse $910 raised from 18 people, $25 median gift +
18people
$25median gift
2$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $910
Where the people live
Denver 64%
Colorado, outside Denver 27%
Outside Colorado 9%
What the people do for a living
Other $320 · 35%
Retired $150 · 16%
Not employed $120 · 13%
Real estate, development & housing $100 · 11%
Business, consulting & finance $60 · 7%
Everything else: $160 across 4 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Office / Admin $168 · $93 out of state
Signage $43
Digital Advertising $34 · $34 out of state
Other $17 · $17 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$262 spent in total, 55% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Sams Club (Denver, CO): $74 in 1 payment
- Act Blue (Somerville, MD): $57 in 3 payments
- Go Daddy (Tempe, AZ): $53 in 1 payment
- Walmart (Aurora, CO): $43 in 1 payment
- Full Pac Brands (Atlanta, GA): $34 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Denver Rescue Mission$200 · 1 gift
Contractor$100 · 1 gift
Onbeat$50 · 1 gift
Cut The Plastic$50 · 1 gift
Women Uprising$50 · 1 gift
True Companions$50 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 25, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
Auditor
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $415,
and a candidate outside the fund $835.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$15,264
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 213 people. Kharis Eppstein leads.
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
KE No. 1 of 1 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kharis Eppstein $15,264 raised from 213 people, $50 median gift +
213people
$50median gift
11$5 gifts
6at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $14,848Businesses, PACs and committees $315Shares the candidate's last name $101
Plus $46,125 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 65%
Colorado, outside Denver 24%
Outside Colorado 11%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $3,685 · 25%
Business, consulting & finance $3,130 · 21%
Government $1,760 · 12%
Other $1,289 · 9%
Tech & engineering $955 · 6%
Everything else: $4,029 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Signage $1,742
Events / Meals $1,657
Other $1,251 · $1,055 out of state
Data / Research $928
Fundraising / Fees $891 · $891 out of state
Printing / Literature $791
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$7,560 spent in total, 26% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $1,742 in 2 payments
- Appaloosa Grill (Denver, CO): $1,407 in 1 payment
- 40 North Advocacy (Ft Washington, PA): $1,055 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $928 in 3 payments
- Stripe (South San Francisco, CA): $555 in 2 payments
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $456 in 1 payment
6 gifts at the $415 maximum, $2,490 together
Business, consulting & finance$1,245
Not employed$830
Law & lobbying$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,165 · 17 gifts
Strada Education Foundation$500 · 2 gifts
Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs$465 · 2 gifts
Lockheed Martin$465 · 2 gifts
Ben Stetler Pllc$415 · 1 gift
B. Gardening$415 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: June 28, 2026. Latest spending: June 30, 2026.
2027 municipal general election
Clerk and Recorder
A person can give a Fair Elections Fund candidate for this office at most $415,
and a candidate outside the fund $835.
Public matching funds paid out so far this cycle: $682,877, with $659,763 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$236
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 3 people. Paul D. López leads.
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
Small-dollar PD No. 1 of 1 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Paul D. López $236 raised from 3 people, $5 median gift +
3people
$5median gift
17$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $235Bank interest and rounding $1
Where the people live
Denver 57%
Outside Colorado 43%
What the people do for a living
Government $150 · 64%
Law & lobbying $85 · 36%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are verbatim.
Where it went
Other $3,059 · $1 out of state
Events / Meals $2,750
Office / Admin $1,170
Digital Advertising $570
Refunds / Returns $500
Fundraising / Fees $4 · $4 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,053 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Paul Lopez (Denver, CO): $2,175 in 4 payments
- Constant Contact (Loveland, CO): $1,425 in 15 payments
- Mariachi America De Jesus Diaz (LAKEWOOD, CO): $1,400 in 1 payment
- Cuba Cuba Cafe (Denver, CO): $1,011 in 1 payment
- Upstream 303 (Wheat Ridge, CO): $1,000 in 2 payments
- Colorado Action Fund (DENVER, CO): $500 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$100 · 1 gift
Cedp$85 · 17 gifts
City And County Of Denver$50 · 1 gift
Latest contribution on file: February 24, 2026. Latest spending: June 2, 2025.
How it's counted
Everything on this page comes from SearchLight Denver, the Clerk's
public campaign finance system, pulled September 28, 2026. We read two kinds of report: the monthly Campaign
Finance Report, and the Qualifying Contribution Report that Fair Elections Fund candidates file to
prove their hundred Denver donors. SearchLight's candidate page shows only the first kind, so a
candidate can have a public donor list and still show zero there. We include both and drop
duplicates, matching on the Clerk's transaction id and then on name, amount and date.
"Raised" is private money: people, businesses, committees, loans and in-kind gifts, as filed.
Public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund are shown separately. "People" counts
individuals, minus anyone who shares the candidate's last name; those gifts get their own line
because self-funding and family money are a different thing from a stranger's twenty dollars.
Refunds are subtracted where a campaign reported them. "Fair Elections Fund: Yes" means the
candidate has opted into the fund and not withdrawn, which caps their gifts at the fund
limit. It does not mean they have qualified for matching money; the matching funds line
shows who has actually received it.
Job categories are grouped by a fixed set of rules from the occupation and employer each donor
typed on the form. Nobody is looked up or guessed at. When the rules can't tell, the gift lands in
"Other" or "Not stated," and "self-employed" with no trade given counts as not stated. Gifts "at the
maximum" are gifts at or above the cap that applies to that candidate: the fund cap for fund
candidates, the ordinary cap for everyone else. A gift above a cap can be legal for a candidate
who wasn't in the fund when it arrived, was refunded later, or was amended, and this page
doesn't judge any of that.
"Where it went" is every expenditure the committee itemized, grouped by the same purpose
rules as the 2023 spending page, with independent expenditures left out.
Each bar splits into what was paid to a Colorado address and what left the state. A payee's
state is the address on the invoice, which says who got paid, not where the work happened.
The vacancy race reports monthly; the 2027 races report on a slower schedule, so their
spending runs a couple of months behind their donors.
Filings lag. A candidate who has raised money since their last report looks smaller here than
they are, and the dates on each card say how fresh the record is. Names, employers and payees
are printed the way they were filed. Campaigns amend old filings, so a fresh pull moves a few
percent. If you're a candidate and your row is wrong, write
[email protected] and we'll re-pull.
The pull script is in the site's public repository.
