Denver · City campaigns
Political SMS & MMS
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Denver, Colorado: city-county government includes separate auditor and clerk offices.
Denver municipal boundary: Census cartographic data. Geographic context, not council districts.
Explore elected offices
Denver City Council: 11 districts and 2 at-large seats.
Mayor
Denver Mayor is an elected municipal office; use the official citywide or consolidated-government contest record.
Read the guideCity Council
Denver City Council: 11 districts and 2 at-large seats.
Read the guideAuditor
Denver Auditor is a separately elected citywide office. It is distinct from mayor and council seats.
Read the guideClerk and Recorder
Denver Clerk and Recorder is a separately elected citywide office. It is distinct from mayor and council seats.
Read the guideCity-county government includes separate Auditor and Clerk offices
Denver's consolidated city-and-county government has 11 district council seats and two at-large seats. Auditor and Clerk and Recorder are separately elected offices. A citywide financial or records candidacy should not be classified as an at-large council project merely because it serves the same consolidated jurisdiction.
Prepare the local office record
Use a separate office record for Auditor or Clerk and Recorder. A shared consolidated boundary does not make their responsibilities, committees, or approvals interchangeable; each proposal should identify the actual candidacy and planned operation.
| Municipal office | Seat structure |
|---|---|
| Mayor | Consolidated-government Mayor |
| City Council | 11 districts and 2 at-large seats |
Event details for this program
- Denver venue: verify the actual address and access information
- Scheduling zone: America/Denver
- City Council: retain the full district or seat designation
- Campaign contact: name the person handling corrections and replies
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