DENVER — In addition to narrowing down the choices for a new mayor and deciding the future of the Park Hill Golf Course, Denver voters chose members of city council in Tuesday's election.
Voters are choosing one councilmember for each of the city's 11 districts, and two councilmembers for at-large seats, which represent the entire city.
Like the mayor's race, each city council district race will go to a runoff if no candidate tops 50% of the vote in that race.
There is no runoff for the city council at-large race. The top two candidates from Tuesday's election are the winners.
Incumbents were up for reelection in eight of the 11 districts. New councilmembers will take seats in District 4, District 7 and District 8.
Candidates are running unopposed in three districts: Jamie Torres in District 3, Paul Kashmann in District 6 and Stacie Gilmore in District 11.
Recent redistricting means some voters are now in a different district than before, even if they didn't move. The city council approved a redrawn map in March 2022, and the new map took effect for this election.
Here's a look at the latest results:
City Council at-large
Councilmember District 1
Councilmember District 2
Councilmember District 4
Councilmember District 5
Councilmember District 7
Councilmember District 8
Councilmember District 9
Councilmember District 10
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