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: $454,077, with $-155,712 still in the fund.
The race at a glance
$225,184
raised by 10 candidates so far, from 1,974 people. Monica Martinez has raised 11× what this campaign has. This campaign has more $5 gifts.
Monica Martinez $92,877
Julissa Soto $50,000
Melissa Mejia $22,766
Alfredo Reyes $19,638
Whitney Traylor $17,997
Jake Browne $8,264
Jeff Walker $6,852
Raymon Anthony Doane $2,986
Cynthia L Diaz $2,510
Gabriel Konkle $1,294
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
No. 1 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Monica Martinez $92,877 raised from 648 people +
648people
50CEOs & executives
14$5 gifts
91at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $91,197Shares the candidate's last name $1,280In-kind (goods and services) $400
Plus $208,890 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 84%
Colorado, outside Denver 12%
Outside Colorado 5%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $26,278 · 29%
Retired $19,742 · 22%
Law & lobbying $13,695 · 15%
Real estate, development & housing $7,583 · 8%
Other $5,195 · 6%
Everything else: $19,186 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Staffing / Wages $12,163 · $12,163 out of state
Printing / Literature $5,980 · $5,980 out of state
Consulting $4,740 · $864 out of state
Other $4,656 · $362 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $2,828 · $2,828 out of state
Office / Admin $2,654 · $2,559 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$39,140 spent in total, 69% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Anna Wert (Minnetonka, MN): $12,000 in 4 payments
- Mission Control (Glastonbury, CT): $5,980 in 3 payments
- Monica Martinez (Denver, CO): $3,838 in 1 payment
- Co Blue Llc (Denver, CO): $3,000 in 1 payment
- Bonterra (Austin, TX): $2,778 in 3 payments
- My Campaign Store (Louisville, KY): $2,275 in 1 payment
91 gifts at the $415 maximum, $37,807 together
Business, consulting & finance$11,620
Retired$7,097
Law & lobbying$6,640
Real estate, development & housing$2,905
Health care$2,075
Not stated$1,245
Not employed$1,245
Education$1,245
Other$1,245
Tech & engineering$830
Media, arts & food$830
Government$830
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$3,210 · 19 gifts
City And County Of Denver$1,655 · 10 gifts
East West Partners$830 · 2 gifts
Wall Kane Consulting$830 · 2 gifts
Denver Health$790 · 5 gifts
Holland & Hart$665 · 3 gifts
See Monica Martinez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 14, 2026. Latest spending: October 14, 2026.
Outside the fund 
No. 2 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: No Julissa Soto $50,000 raised, none of it from individual donors +
0people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
0at the $835 max
Where it came from
Shares the candidate's last name $50,000Bank interest and rounding $0
Where it went
Other $24,681 · $6 out of state
Staffing / Wages $10,105
Refunds / Returns $10,103
Office / Admin $493 · $391 out of state
Events / Meals $126
Consulting $121
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$45,641 spent in total, 1% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Joseph Silva (Denver, CO): $23,603 in 5 payments
- Minuteman Press (Denver, CO): $10,638 in 2 payments
- Jose Silva (Denver, CO): $10,000 in 1 payment
- 303 Print Shop (Thornton, CO): $458 in 1 payment
- Godaddy (Tempe, AZ): $391 in 2 payments
- Bar 404 (Denver, CO): $97 in 1 payment
See Julissa Soto's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: October 13, 2026.
No. 3 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Melissa Mejia $22,766 raised from 298 people +
298people
9CEOs & executives
9$5 gifts
6at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $22,616Shares the candidate's last name $150
Plus $79,614 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 82%
Colorado, outside Denver 14%
Outside Colorado 4%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $4,716 · 21%
Law & lobbying $3,940 · 17%
Not employed $3,358 · 15%
Nonprofits & organizing $2,625 · 12%
Government $2,170 · 10%
Everything else: $5,807 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $16,500
Other $12,075 · $142 out of state
Digital Advertising $10,063 · $63 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $2,647 · $147 out of state
Office / Admin $2,083
Advertising (unspecified) $680
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$44,425 spent in total, 1% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Kline Company, Llc (Arvada, CO): $15,043 in 2 payments
- Ads For Good (Denver, CO): $10,000 in 1 payment
- Ian Coggins (Denver, CO): $8,000 in 1 payment
- Tim Hernandez (Denver, CO): $5,000 in 1 payment
- Sarah Norton (Denver, CO): $2,500 in 1 payment
- Jessica Broom (Denver, CO): $1,755 in 1 payment
6 gifts at the $415 maximum, $2,490 together
Law & lobbying$830
Business, consulting & finance$830
Tech & engineering$415
Not employed$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,270 · 17 gifts
Enterprise Community Partners$540 · 6 gifts
Cedp$521 · 5 gifts
State Of Colorado$460 · 9 gifts
Onbeat$415 · 1 gift
Slh Legal$415 · 1 gift
See Melissa Mejia's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 14, 2026. Latest spending: October 14, 2026.
No. 4 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Alfredo Reyes $19,638 raised from 238 people +
238people
17CEOs & executives
14$5 gifts
11at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $19,433Businesses, PACs and committees $150Shares the candidate's last name $55
Plus $67,239 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 76%
Colorado, outside Denver 17%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $6,370 · 33%
Business, consulting & finance $4,972 · 26%
Other $1,495 · 8%
Law & lobbying $1,400 · 7%
Real estate, development & housing $1,361 · 7%
Everything else: $3,835 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Signage $33,457
Digital Advertising $21,747 · $21,732 out of state
TV / Radio / Media Buys $9,000
Other $8,466 · $1,582 out of state
Office / Admin $7,961 · $18 out of state
Consulting $6,704
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$92,867 spent in total, 29% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- South Avenue Forest Park, Llc (Hiram, GA): $20,000 in 2 payments
- Outfront Media (Denver, CO): $16,144 in 2 payments
- Mile High Outdoor (Denver, CO): $13,200 in 2 payments
- Airick Media (Denver, CO): $9,000 in 2 payments
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $5,497 in 7 payments
- All In Strategic Consulting (Denver, CO): $5,004 in 2 payments
11 gifts at the $415 maximum, $4,565 together
Not employed$1,660
Business, consulting & finance$1,245
Real estate, development & housing$830
Law & lobbying$415
Health care$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Kentro Group$440 · 2 gifts
Greenhouse Partners$420 · 2 gifts
Gibson Dunn$415 · 1 gift
Nbcuniversal$415 · 1 gift
Mental Health Center Of Denver$415 · 1 gift
Mountain Safe Exteriors$415 · 1 gift
See Alfredo Reyes's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 14, 2026. Latest spending: October 14, 2026.
No. 5 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Whitney Traylor $17,997 raised from 295 people +
295people
10CEOs & executives
61$5 gifts
7at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $17,082Shares the candidate's last name $615In-kind (goods and services) $300
Plus $60,930 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 65%
Colorado, outside Denver 29%
Outside Colorado 6%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $3,630 · 21%
Not employed $3,065 · 18%
Other $2,875 · 17%
Law & lobbying $2,095 · 12%
Real estate, development & housing $990 · 6%
Everything else: $4,427 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $2,939 · $2,312 out of state
Signage $2,514 · $2,514 out of state
Consulting $1,500
Apparel / Swag $970
Fundraising / Fees $625 · $625 out of state
Office / Admin $67 · $67 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,680 spent in total, 64% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Signs.Com (Salt Lake City, UT): $2,514 in 2 payments
- 48hourprint.Com (Van Nuys, CA): $2,312 in 2 payments
- Aminah Fard (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 1 payment
- Actblue Llc (Boston, MA): $641 in 3 payments
- Greater Park Hill News (Denver, CO): $627 in 1 payment
- Lab Seven Screen Printing (Englewood, CO): $501 in 1 payment
7 gifts at the $415 maximum, $2,905 together
Law & lobbying$830
Tech & engineering$415
Not employed$415
Real estate, development & housing$415
Other$415
Business, consulting & finance$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
The Holt Group$415 · 1 gift
Department Of Veterans Affairs$415 · 2 gifts
Darkowl Cybersecurity$415 · 1 gift
Rm$415 · 1 gift
Kaiser Permanente$415 · 1 gift
Spectra Centers$415 · 1 gift
See Whitney Traylor's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 14, 2026. Latest spending: October 14, 2026.
This campaign 
No. 6 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jake Browne $8,264 raised from 198 people +
198people
7CEOs & executives
77$5 gifts
5at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $7,636Loans $527Shares the candidate's last name $100Bank interest and rounding $0
Plus $37,404 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 90%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $3,815 · 47%
Other $900 · 11%
Not employed $755 · 9%
Tech & engineering $715 · 9%
Media, arts & food $440 · 5%
Everything else: $1,426 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Events / Meals $4,173
Canvassing / Field $3,474
Office / Admin $506 · $163 out of state
Other $462 · $116 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $95 · $95 out of state
Staffing / Wages $85 · $58 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,879 spent in total, 5% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Town Hall Collaborative (Denver, CO): $4,000 in 1 payment
- Kathryn Bateman (Denver, CO): $3,501 in 2 payments
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $279 in 4 payments
- Jerry'S Ace Hardware At City Park (Denver, CO): $205 in 1 payment
- Dream Books Company, Llc (Aurora, CO): $175 in 1 payment
- Ace Hardware At The Highlands (Denver, CO): $99 in 1 payment
5 gifts at the $415 maximum, $2,075 together
Business, consulting & finance$2,075
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Velocity Public Records$415 · 1 gift
Oem Florida$415 · 1 gift
Amazon$250 · 1 gift
Minga Education Group$150 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$115 · 4 gifts
State Of Colorado$110 · 4 gifts
See Jake Browne's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 14, 2026. Latest spending: October 2, 2026.
No. 7 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jeff Walker $6,852 raised from 128 people +
128people
2CEOs & executives
34$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $6,830Loans $22
Where the people live
Denver 84%
Colorado, outside Denver 10%
Outside Colorado 6%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $2,130 · 31%
Business, consulting & finance $1,145 · 17%
Education $805 · 12%
Other $785 · 11%
Law & lobbying $740 · 11%
Everything else: $1,225 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $1,750 · $1,750 out of state
Advertising (unspecified) $265
Events / Meals $242
Signage $40
Other $35 · $35 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,331 spent in total, 77% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Koka Management Llc (Medina, NY): $1,750 in 1 payment
- Greater Park Hill Community (Denver, CO): $265 in 1 payment
- Joyce'S Famous Pizza (Denver, CO): $202 in 1 payment
- Safeway (Denver, CO): $40 in 1 payment
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $40 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $35 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Msu Denver$500 · 2 gifts
Norris Design$200 · 2 gifts
Sewald Hanfling$150 · 3 gifts
Applied Control$100 · 1 gift
Xcel Energy$100 · 2 gifts
Lumen$100 · 1 gift
See Jeff Walker's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 11, 2026. Latest spending: October 1, 2026.
Outside the fund RA No. 8 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: No Raymon Anthony Doane $2,986 raised from 3 people +
3people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
0at the $835 max
Where it came from
Loans $2,676People $310
Where the people live
Denver 97%
Colorado, outside Denver 3%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $250 · 81%
Retired $60 · 19%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Canvassing / Field $2,525
Office / Admin $155 · $103 out of state
Other $152 · $87 out of state
Events / Meals $85
Fundraising / Fees $9 · $9 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,926 spent in total, 7% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Ground Organizing (Denver, CO): $2,525 in 1 payment
- Campaign Partner (Still River, MA): $103 in 3 payments
- Lyft Inc. (San Francisco, CA): $74 in 1 payment
- Urban Sombrero (Denver, CO): $63 in 2 payments
- Sinclair (Denver, CO): $52 in 1 payment
- Colorado Secretary Of State (Denver, CO): $50 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Republican National Committee$250 · 1 gift
See Raymon Anthony Doane's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 3, 2026. Latest spending: October 8, 2026.
Small-dollar 
No. 9 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Cynthia L Diaz $2,510 raised from 147 people +
147people
3CEOs & executives
93$5 gifts
0at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $2,510
Where the people live
Denver 87%
Colorado, outside Denver 11%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Other $730 · 29%
Education $585 · 23%
Not employed $405 · 16%
Business, consulting & finance $220 · 9%
Health care $205 · 8%
Everything else: $365 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Signage $2,208
Fundraising / Fees $20 · $20 out of state
Other $15 · $15 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,243 spent in total, 2% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $2,208 in 1 payment
- Actblue, Llc (Somerville, MA): $20 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $15 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Dnk Works$400 · 2 gifts
University Of Denver$150 · 1 gift
Colorado Education Association$100 · 1 gift
Denver Public Schools$80 · 3 gifts
Ral$50 · 1 gift
Dps$50 · 4 gifts
See Cynthia L Diaz's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 4, 2026. Latest spending: October 14, 2026.
No. 10 of 10 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Gabriel Konkle $1,294 raised from 19 people +
19people
0CEOs & executives
2$5 gifts
2at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $1,294
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 70%
Denver 28%
Outside Colorado 2%
What the people do for a living
Education $467 · 36%
Law & lobbying $415 · 32%
Retired $243 · 19%
Business, consulting & finance $57 · 4%
Tech & engineering $50 · 4%
Everything else: $63 across 5 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $436 · $436 out of state
Printing / Literature $420
Fundraising / Fees $9 · $9 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$864 spent in total, 51% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Fedex (Denver, CO): $420 in 3 payments
- Vistaprint (Waltham, MA): $277 in 1 payment
- Democratic Party Of Denver (Wilmington, DE): $159 in 1 payment
- Stripe (South San Francisco, CA): $9 in 8 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
Cu$52 · 1 gift
Tendeg$50 · 1 gift
American Institutes For Research$31 · 1 gift
Cameron Umc$26 · 1 gift
See Gabriel Konkle's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 16, 2026. Latest spending: September 16, 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
$27,370
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 298 people. Sarah Parady leads.
Sarah Parady $24,406
Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand $2,964
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 $24,406 raised from 221 people +
221people
5CEOs & executives
23$5 gifts
18at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $24,306Shares the candidate's last name $100
Where the people live
Denver 80%
Outside Colorado 16%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $7,401 · 29%
Not employed $4,940 · 19%
Business, consulting & finance $3,185 · 13%
Other $1,785 · 7%
Education $1,645 · 6%
Everything else: $6,440 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $15,789
Office / Admin $3,275 · $2,770 out of state
Other $2,205 · $2,118 out of state
Texting / Phones $1,755 · $1,755 out of state
Events / Meals $736
Signage $360
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$24,143 spent in total, 28% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Kline Company, Llc (Denver, CO): $9,700 in 2 payments
- Another Bad Habit, Llc (Denver, CO): $6,089 in 2 payments
- Nationbuilder (Los Angeles, CA): $3,736 in 8 payments
- Toskr Inc. Dba (Oakland, CA): $1,755 in 1 payment
- Leah Charney (Denver, CO): $617 in 2 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $402 in 15 payments
18 gifts at the $415 maximum, $7,470 together
Law & lobbying$2,490
Business, consulting & finance$830
Not employed$830
Nonprofits & organizing$830
Other$830
Government$830
Media, arts & food$415
Education$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Wilmerhale$515 · 2 gifts
City And County Of Denver$515 · 4 gifts
Colorado Department Of Law$440 · 2 gifts
Studio Pattern$415 · 1 gift
University Of Colorado-Boulder$415 · 1 gift
Onbeat$415 · 1 gift
See Sarah Parady's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: May 29, 2026. Latest spending: September 18, 2026.
KM No. 2 of 8 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand $2,964 raised from 77 people +
77people
2CEOs & executives
17$5 gifts
1at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $2,964
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 65%
Denver 34%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Not stated $1,393 · 47%
Retired $625 · 21%
Other $300 · 10%
Media, arts & food $239 · 8%
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 as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
See Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
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
$242,906
raised by 5 candidates so far, from 1,876 people. Mike Johnston leads.
Mike Johnston $163,522
Lisa Calderon $42,975
Shontel Lewis $30,529
Aurelio Martinez $4,475
Graylon Cole $1,405
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 $163,522 raised from 803 people +
803people
68CEOs & executives
29$5 gifts
159at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $163,522
Where the people live
Denver 69%
Colorado, outside Denver 18%
Outside Colorado 14%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $50,352 · 31%
Not employed $33,990 · 21%
Law & lobbying $21,295 · 13%
Real estate, development & housing $19,660 · 12%
Other $9,217 · 6%
Everything else: $30,258 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $9,808 · $9,316 out of state
Office / Admin $9,117 · $9,101 out of state
Consulting $8,500
Events / Meals $5,080
TV / Radio / Media Buys $3,000
Refunds / Returns $100
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$35,744 spent in total, 52% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Bonterra Ngp (Washington, DC): $8,997 in 1 payment
- Chase Phillips (Westminster, CO): $8,500 in 2 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $5,926 in 7 payments
- Town Hall Collaborative (Denver, CO): $3,280 in 2 payments
- Heart & Mind Media (Denver, CO): $3,000 in 1 payment
- Apollo Artistry (Chicago, IL): $2,500 in 1 payment
159 gifts at the $595 maximum, $94,605 together
Business, consulting & finance$32,130
Not employed$17,255
Law & lobbying$13,685
Real estate, development & housing$11,305
Other$5,950
Health care$5,355
Nonprofits & organizing$2,975
Retired$2,975
Education$1,190
Government$1,190
Tech & engineering$595
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$4,160 · 38 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$2,160 · 9 gifts
Denver Health$1,640 · 4 gifts
Sky Blue Builders$1,290 · 4 gifts
The Gart Companies$1,240 · 3 gifts
Wall Kane Consulting$1,190 · 3 gifts
See Mike Johnston's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
LC No. 2 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Lisa Calderon $42,975 raised from 494 people +
494people
13CEOs & executives
77$5 gifts
16at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $40,859Shares the candidate's last name $1,685In-kind (goods and services) $431
Plus $88,695 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 78%
Colorado, outside Denver 19%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $12,328 · 30%
Business, consulting & finance $6,210 · 15%
Other $3,096 · 8%
Law & lobbying $2,945 · 7%
Nonprofits & organizing $2,444 · 6%
Everything else: $14,085 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Staffing / Wages $23,304
Digital Advertising $15,623 · $1,086 out of state
TV / Radio / Media Buys $12,074 · $474 out of state
Consulting $12,000
Events / Meals $4,704
Printing / Literature $3,356
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$84,584 spent in total, 5% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Sara Tonnis (Englewood, CO): $21,492 in 13 payments
- Kadidiatou Mampoya (Aurora, CO): $13,620 in 5 payments
- Kristen Seidel (Denver, CO): $12,000 in 2 payments
- Emancipation Theater Company (Denver, CO): $6,000 in 1 payment
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $5,762 in 4 payments
- Stories Not Forgotten Llc (Northglenn, CO): $5,000 in 1 payment
16 gifts at the $595 maximum, $9,524 together
Media, arts & food$1,785
Business, consulting & finance$1,785
Law & lobbying$1,190
Not stated$599
Real estate, development & housing$595
Other$595
Retired$595
Education$595
Tech & engineering$595
Health care$595
Not employed$595
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Rathod Mohamedbhai$1,190 · 2 gifts
Whittier Cafe$645 · 2 gifts
Alvarado Construction$595 · 1 gift
Alvarado Restaurant Nation$595 · 1 gift
Motorola$595 · 1 gift
University Of Colorado-Boulder$595 · 1 gift
See Lisa Calderon's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
SL No. 3 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shontel Lewis $30,529 raised from 473 people +
473people
11CEOs & executives
84$5 gifts
14at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $29,473Businesses, PACs and committees $906Shares the candidate's last name $150
Where the people live
Denver 71%
Colorado, outside Denver 20%
Outside Colorado 9%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $5,970 · 20%
Not employed $5,251 · 18%
Tech & engineering $4,433 · 15%
Nonprofits & organizing $3,150 · 11%
Education $2,245 · 8%
Everything else: $8,424 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $4,000
Events / Meals $1,096 · $75 out of state
Other $960 · $225 out of state
Office / Admin $243 · $174 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$6,298 spent in total, 8% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Vince Chandler (Fort Collins, CO): $4,000 in 1 payment
- Sarah Parady (Denver, CO): $735 in 1 payment
- The Blazing Chicken Shop (Denver, CO): $441 in 1 payment
- Denver Parks And Recreation (Denver, CO): $216 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $205 in 2 payments
- Hoja (Denver, CO): $183 in 1 payment
14 gifts at the $595 maximum, $8,330 together
Not employed$2,380
Business, consulting & finance$1,785
Tech & engineering$1,785
Nonprofits & organizing$1,190
Media, arts & food$595
Retired$595
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Ibotta$645 · 3 gifts
Olive Garden$595 · 1 gift
Paradigmled$595 · 1 gift
Amazon Web Services$595 · 1 gift
Seiu$595 · 1 gift
Caring For Denver Foundation$595 · 2 gifts
See Shontel Lewis's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 6, 2026. Latest spending: September 29, 2026.
AM No. 4 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Aurelio Martinez $4,475 raised from 94 people +
94people
0CEOs & executives
18$5 gifts
0at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $4,088Shares the candidate's last name $387
Where the people live
Denver 66%
Colorado, outside Denver 33%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Retired $1,636 · 40%
Other $790 · 19%
Business, consulting & finance $580 · 14%
Health care $383 · 9%
Not employed $271 · 7%
Everything else: $428 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $1,081 · $307 out of state
Other $837 · $289 out of state
Office / Admin $631 · $541 out of state
Events / Meals $598
Apparel / Swag $576 · $487 out of state
Direct Mail $187 · $31 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$4,298 spent in total, 46% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- La Fiesta (Denver, CO): $694 in 2 payments
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $343 in 10 payments
- Stitch America (Bremen, GA): $324 in 1 payment
- Ninja Transfers (philadelphia, PA): $253 in 2 payments
- Skyline Of Denver Inc- Chapter (Denver, CO): $250 in 1 payment
- Microsoft (Richmond, WA): $230 in 2 payments
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Auto Trim$340 · 3 gifts
Starbucks$240 · 7 gifts
New West Physicians$100 · 1 gift
Lyft$100 · 1 gift
Denver Health$70 · 2 gifts
Peebles Prosthetics$60 · 1 gift
See Aurelio Martinez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 28, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
GC No. 5 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Graylon Cole $1,405 raised from 12 people +
12people
0CEOs & executives
1$5 gifts
0at the $595 max
Where it came from
People $1,405
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 43%
Denver 40%
Outside Colorado 18%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $600 · 43%
Retired $505 · 36%
Other $100 · 7%
Education $100 · 7%
Health care $100 · 7%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
Employers that show up most, by dollars
David Ellis Enterprises$500 · 1 gift
Houston Public Schools$100 · 1 gift
Medical Info Provider Owner$100 · 1 gift
The Tree Farm$100 · 2 gifts
Self Emmployed$50 · 1 gift
Denver Recovery Group$50 · 1 gift
See Graylon Cole's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 25, 2026. Latest spending: none.
Outside the fund DD No. 6 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.
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
$3,480
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 44 people. Serena Gonzales Gutierrez leads.
Serena Gonzales Gutierrez $3,480
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
SG No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Serena Gonzales Gutierrez $3,480 raised from 44 people +
44people
0CEOs & executives
4$5 gifts
1at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $3,468In-kind (goods and services) $12
Where the people live
Denver 93%
Outside Colorado 6%
Colorado, outside Denver 0%
What the people do for a living
Not stated $620 · 18%
Other $583 · 17%
Government $550 · 16%
Business, consulting & finance $530 · 15%
Nonprofits & organizing $400 · 12%
Everything else: $785 across 5 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Office / Admin $278 · $278 out of state
Other $124 · $124 out of state
Printing / Literature $67
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$468 spent in total, 86% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Squarespace, Inc. (New York City, NY): $278 in 1 payment
- Actblue Technical Services (Boston, MA): $87 in 4 payments
- Corazon Printing (Broomfielt, CO): $67 in 1 payment
- Harland Clarke (San Antonio, TX): $37 in 1 payment
1 gift at the $415 maximum, $415 together
Not stated$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$300 · 2 gifts
Kline Company$205 · 2 gifts
Peak Strategies$200 · 1 gift
Cwa$200 · 1 gift
Siegel Long Public Affairs$200 · 1 gift
Denver Public Schools$150 · 3 gifts
See Serena Gonzales Gutierrez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 29, 2026. Latest spending: September 1, 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
$87,685
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 840 people. Paul Pazen leads.
Paul Pazen $51,709
Tran Nguyen-Wills $35,976
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
PP No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Paul Pazen $51,709 raised from 452 people +
452people
24CEOs & executives
1$5 gifts
105at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $50,904Shares 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 60%
Colorado, outside Denver 34%
Outside Colorado 6%
What the people do for a living
Retired $18,660 · 37%
Business, consulting & finance $12,569 · 25%
Real estate, development & housing $4,295 · 8%
Government $3,885 · 8%
Other $3,390 · 7%
Everything else: $8,115 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $3,101 · $2,335 out of state
Other $2,645
Apparel / Swag $1,840 · $683 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $1,439 · $1,439 out of state
Events / Meals $1,192
Office / Admin $560 · $475 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$11,886 spent in total, 47% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- 40 North Advocacy (Ft. Washington, PA): $2,885 in 2 payments
- Burkscomm Inc. (Denver, CO): $2,000 in 2 payments
- Stripe (South San Francisco, CA): $1,439 in 8 payments
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $1,305 in 2 payments
- Sea Artists Productions Llc (Denver, CO): $800 in 2 payments
- The Original Print Shoppe (Pontiac, MI): $683 in 2 payments
105 gifts at the $235 maximum, $24,675 together
Retired$7,520
Business, consulting & finance$7,285
Real estate, development & housing$2,585
Government$2,585
Law & lobbying$1,175
Health care$1,175
Other$940
Tech & engineering$470
Media, arts & food$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Not stated$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,785 · 13 gifts
Denver$940 · 9 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$470 · 2 gifts
Wall Kane Consulting$470 · 2 gifts
Westside$470 · 2 gifts
Gsm Partners$385 · 2 gifts
See Paul Pazen's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
TN No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Tran Nguyen-Wills $35,976 raised from 388 people +
388people
28CEOs & executives
7$5 gifts
41at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $35,976
Plus $66,033 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 73%
Colorado, outside Denver 25%
Outside Colorado 5%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $12,203 · 33%
Other $4,703 · 13%
Not employed $4,699 · 13%
Law & lobbying $2,785 · 8%
Government $2,611 · 7%
Everything else: $10,020 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Events / Meals $9,221
Office / Admin $3,756 · $3,260 out of state
Other $3,490 · $773 out of state
Apparel / Swag $2,016
Fundraising / Fees $1,630
Printing / Literature $1,149
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$21,263 spent in total, 19% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Artist Proof Collective (Denver, CO): $2,016 in 1 payment
- Com Nha (Denver, CO): $1,630 in 1 payment
- Ignite Your Aura (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 2 payments
- Run Website Builder (Middletown, DE): $1,275 in 3 payments
- Tiffany Leong (Denver, CO): $1,200 in 1 payment
- Hannah Noakes (Denver, CO): $890 in 3 payments
41 gifts at the $235 maximum, $9,635 together
Business, consulting & finance$3,525
Law & lobbying$1,410
Not employed$1,175
Other$1,175
Government$705
Not stated$470
Tech & engineering$235
Education$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Health care$235
Media, arts & food$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,302 · 24 gifts
State Of Colorado$525 · 8 gifts
Driven Plastics$470 · 2 gifts
Truong An Gifts$470 · 2 gifts
Mercer Advisors$425 · 4 gifts
Trivista$400 · 3 gifts
See Tran Nguyen-Wills's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 25, 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
$11,917
raised by 2 candidates so far, from 184 people. Jamie Torres leads.
Jamie Torres $11,640
Jacob Luria $276
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
JT No. 1 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jamie Torres $11,640 raised from 182 people +
182people
15CEOs & executives
16$5 gifts
10at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $11,535Shares the candidate's last name $100Businesses, PACs and committees $5
Where the people live
Denver 78%
Colorado, outside Denver 19%
Outside Colorado 3%
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $2,150 · 19%
Business, consulting & finance $2,070 · 18%
Not employed $1,955 · 17%
Government $1,235 · 11%
Other $1,135 · 10%
Everything else: $3,040 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $1,149 · $149 out of state
Office / Admin $251 · $251 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,400 spent in total, 29% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Gena Ozols (Englewood, CO): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Stripe Fee (South San Francisco, CA): $251 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $149 in 1 payment
10 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,350 together
Law & lobbying$940
Health care$470
Real estate, development & housing$470
Business, consulting & finance$235
Not employed$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,260 · 20 gifts
Denver Health$485 · 4 gifts
Servicios De La Raza$350 · 5 gifts
Achieve Law Group$235 · 1 gift
Sewald Hanfling$235 · 1 gift
Gorman & Company$235 · 1 gift
See Jamie Torres's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 11, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
Max-gift heavy JL No. 2 of 2 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jacob Luria $276 raised from 2 people +
2people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
1at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $265In-kind (goods and services) $11
Where the people live
Colorado, outside Denver 89%
Denver 11%
What the people do for a living
Retired $235 · 89%
Business, consulting & finance $30 · 11%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
1 gift at the $235 maximum, $235 together
Retired$235
See Jacob Luria's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 23, 2026. Latest spending: none.
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
$100
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 2 people. Diana Romero Campbell leads.
Diana Romero Campbell $100
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 $100 raised from 2 people +
2people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $100
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $100 · 100%
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Office / Admin $1,886 · $1,837 out of state
Consulting $500
Other $192 · $4 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$2,578 spent in total, 71% 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
- Godaddy (Tempe, AZ): $301 in 2 payments
- First Bank (Denver, CO): $237 in 71 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $4 in 1 payment
Employers that show up most, by dollars
American Hotel & Lodging Association$50 · 1 gift
18th Da$50 · 1 gift
See Diana Romero Campbell's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 28, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 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
$60,208
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 476 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 $60,208 raised from 476 people +
476people
44CEOs & executives
6$5 gifts
153at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $59,973Shares the candidate's last name $235
Plus $96,705 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 79%
Colorado, outside Denver 18%
Outside Colorado 5%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $15,388 · 25%
Law & lobbying $13,583 · 22%
Not employed $10,225 · 17%
Health care $5,400 · 9%
Real estate, development & housing $4,275 · 7%
Everything else: $11,772 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $8,500 · $5,000 out of state
Events / Meals $2,129
Printing / Literature $1,184 · $1,000 out of state
Office / Admin $681 · $681 out of state
Data / Research $464
Other $366 · $366 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$13,324 spent in total, 53% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Counterpoint Llc (Rockvale, TN): $5,000 in 1 payment
- Kline Company, Llc (Arvada, CO): $3,500 in 1 payment
- Braided Loaf (Denver, CO): $1,614 in 1 payment
- 40 North Advocaccy (Ft Washington, PA): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $479 in 2 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
153 gifts at the $235 maximum, $35,955 together
Business, consulting & finance$10,105
Law & lobbying$7,755
Not employed$5,405
Health care$3,760
Real estate, development & housing$2,820
Government$1,880
Other$1,645
Retired$1,175
Tech & engineering$470
Not stated$235
Media, arts & food$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$1,670 · 16 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$1,450 · 9 gifts
City And County Of Denver$895 · 7 gifts
Denver Health$645 · 4 gifts
Colorado Access$560 · 3 gifts
Uchealth$535 · 5 gifts
See Leora Joseph's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 25, 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
$87,304
raised by 6 candidates so far, from 1,217 people. Joel Cox leads.
Joel Cox $38,422
Robert Rodriguez $18,905
Matt Walter $14,687
Jill Ozarski $11,135
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 $38,422 raised from 655 people +
655people
14CEOs & executives
26$5 gifts
29at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $32,247Loans $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
Denver 49%
Outside Colorado 39%
Colorado, outside Denver 13%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $6,914 · 21%
Not employed $6,747 · 21%
Other $4,031 · 13%
Tech & engineering $3,080 · 10%
Law & lobbying $2,730 · 8%
Everything else: $8,745 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Events / Meals $16,630 · $1,281 out of state
Printing / Literature $4,323 · $795 out of state
Legal / Compliance $3,250
Other $2,847 · $540 out of state
Office / Admin $1,615 · $1,397 out of state
Staffing / Wages $1,047
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$33,004 spent in total, 17% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- X Bar (Denver, CO): $5,025 in 5 payments
- Switchboard Strategy (Denver, CO): $5,000 in 1 payment
- Fedex Office Print And Ship Center (Denver, CO): $3,288 in 24 payments
- Kline Company, Llc (Arvada, CO): $3,250 in 1 payment
- Br Printers (San Jose, CA): $2,246 in 6 payments
- Campus Lounge (Denver, CO): $1,612 in 1 payment
29 gifts at the $235 maximum, $6,815 together
Not employed$1,880
Business, consulting & finance$1,410
Tech & engineering$705
Other$705
Law & lobbying$705
Health care$705
Retired$470
Education$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$435 · 10 gifts
Aecom$286 · 4 gifts
Summit Street Group$285 · 2 gifts
Travelers$285 · 3 gifts
Hub International$250 · 2 gifts
University Of Memphis$240 · 2 gifts
See Joel Cox's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 28, 2026.
Max-gift heavy RR No. 2 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Robert Rodriguez $18,905 raised from 172 people +
172people
9CEOs & executives
2$5 gifts
45at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $17,815Shares the candidate's last name $1,090
Where the people live
Denver 71%
Colorado, outside Denver 20%
Outside Colorado 9%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $4,850 · 27%
Law & lobbying $4,610 · 26%
Not employed $3,475 · 20%
Government $1,745 · 10%
Other $1,180 · 7%
Everything else: $1,955 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $195 · $195 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$195 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Act Blue (Boston, MA): $195 in 4 payments
45 gifts at the $235 maximum, $10,575 together
Law & lobbying$3,760
Business, consulting & finance$2,820
Not employed$1,880
Government$940
Other$470
Health care$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$855 · 5 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$755 · 4 gifts
State Of Colorado$690 · 10 gifts
Capitol Focus$470 · 2 gifts
Servicios De La Raza$330 · 7 gifts
Celina$250 · 2 gifts
See Robert Rodriguez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
MW No. 3 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Matt Walter $14,687 raised from 202 people +
202people
6CEOs & executives
29$5 gifts
15at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $13,574Shares the candidate's last name $765In-kind (goods and services) $348
Where the people live
Denver 56%
Outside Colorado 36%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $4,171 · 30%
Business, consulting & finance $2,503 · 18%
Other $1,375 · 10%
Education $1,100 · 8%
Health care $975 · 7%
Everything else: $3,636 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $3,604 · $3,336 out of state
Legal / Compliance $2,300
Other $861 · $695 out of state
Office / Admin $757 · $320 out of state
Events / Meals $515
Data / Research $464
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,932 spent in total, 51% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Goodman Campaigns Llc (Austin, TX): $2,673 in 5 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
15 gifts at the $235 maximum, $3,525 together
Not employed$1,410
Tech & engineering$470
Business, consulting & finance$470
Real estate, development & housing$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Education$235
Law & lobbying$235
Other$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Ctb$430 · 2 gifts
University Of Denver$370 · 19 gifts
Penn State Health$325 · 5 gifts
City And County Of Denver$271 · 6 gifts
Denver Public Schools$260 · 2 gifts
Capital Blue Cross$250 · 2 gifts
See Matt Walter's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 10, 2026.
JO No. 4 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Jill Ozarski $11,135 raised from 146 people +
146people
10CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
14at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $10,900Shares the candidate's last name $235
Where the people live
Denver 82%
Colorado, outside Denver 11%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $3,175 · 29%
Not employed $1,980 · 18%
Nonprofits & organizing $910 · 8%
Education $910 · 8%
Health care $905 · 8%
Everything else: $3,020 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Office / Admin $2,030 · $30 out of state
Other $580 · $37 out of state
Data / Research $464
Events / Meals $175
Fundraising / Fees $118 · $118 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$3,367 spent in total, 5% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Anne Pogoriler (Denver, CO): $2,000 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Bonnie Brae Ice Cream (Denver, CO): $268 in 1 payment
- Simply Smiles (Denver, CO): $190 in 1 payment
- Actblue Technical Services (Somerville, MA): $118 in 3 payments
- Denver Parks & Recreation Department (Denver, CO): $102 in 1 payment
14 gifts at the $235 maximum, $3,290 together
Business, consulting & finance$1,175
Tech & engineering$470
Education$470
Government$470
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Retired$235
Not employed$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Gates Family Foundation$300 · 4 gifts
Denver Public Schools$280 · 3 gifts
Walton Family Foundation$235 · 1 gift
Hp$235 · 1 gift
Paypal$235 · 1 gift
Dcpa$235 · 1 gift
See Jill Ozarski's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
SC No. 5 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shannon Callahan $3,115 raised from 37 people +
37people
1CEOs & executives
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 as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
See Shannon Callahan's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: April 20, 2026. Latest spending: May 15, 2026.
Max-gift heavy MM No. 6 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Mark Montoya $1,040 raised from 5 people +
5people
0CEOs & executives
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 as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
See Mark Montoya's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: February 24, 2026. Latest spending: February 12, 2026.
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
$70,963
raised by 4 candidates so far, from 741 people. Flor Alvidrez leads.
Flor Alvidrez $32,271
Emily Parker $28,797
William Fenton II $7,580
Julian Wolff $2,315
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 FA No. 1 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Flor Alvidrez $32,271 raised from 262 people +
262people
34CEOs & executives
15$5 gifts
66at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $31,301Shares the candidate's last name $570Loans $400
Where the people live
Denver 77%
Colorado, outside Denver 23%
Outside Colorado 2%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $10,990 · 34%
Other $4,865 · 15%
Real estate, development & housing $4,290 · 13%
Retired $2,930 · 9%
Not employed $1,920 · 6%
Everything else: $6,941 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $2,692
Data / Research $680 · $150 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $574 · $574 out of state
Events / Meals $486
Printing / Literature $312
Canvassing / Field $186 · $19 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$5,091 spent in total, 16% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- For The Win Communications, Ltd. (Arvada, CO): $2,860 in 2 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $574 in 3 payments
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $530 in 1 payment
- The Bar At Plaza 38 (Denver, CO): $486 in 1 payment
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $312 in 2 payments
- Ngp Van (Washinton, DC): $150 in 1 payment
66 gifts at the $235 maximum, $15,510 together
Business, consulting & finance$6,815
Real estate, development & housing$2,585
Other$2,350
Retired$940
Law & lobbying$705
Health care$470
Not employed$470
Not stated$235
Government$235
Media, arts & food$235
Tech & engineering$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Wall Kane Consulting$470 · 2 gifts
City And County Of Denver$460 · 5 gifts
Denver Health$435 · 3 gifts
Sterling Ranch Colorado$435 · 2 gifts
State Of Colorado$350 · 5 gifts
Nuevo Amanecer$335 · 2 gifts
See Flor Alvidrez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 28, 2026.
EP No. 2 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Emily Parker $28,797 raised from 302 people +
302people
11CEOs & executives
19$5 gifts
44at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $26,662Shares the candidate's last name $2,135
Plus $54,801 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 51%
Outside Colorado 27%
Colorado, outside Denver 22%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $5,370 · 20%
Not employed $5,229 · 20%
Law & lobbying $3,425 · 13%
Education $3,255 · 12%
Other $2,515 · 9%
Everything else: $6,868 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $563 · $404 out of state
Events / Meals $320
Office / Admin $228 · $139 out of state
Printing / Literature $37
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,149 spent in total, 47% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $404 in 5 payments
- Denver Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $292 in 3 payments
- The Table Public House (Denver, CO): $187 in 1 payment
- Google (Mountain View, CA): $83 in 5 payments
- Amazon (Seattle, WA): $56 in 1 payment
- Safeway (Denver, CO): $46 in 2 payments
44 gifts at the $235 maximum, $10,340 together
Not employed$2,585
Law & lobbying$1,645
Education$1,410
Health care$940
Business, consulting & finance$940
Tech & engineering$940
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$485 · 5 gifts
City And County Of Denver$440 · 8 gifts
Cu$385 · 3 gifts
Meta$335 · 2 gifts
Stanbrick Dental Group$235 · 1 gift
Invariant$235 · 2 gifts
See Emily Parker's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 21, 2026.
WF No. 3 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes William Fenton II $7,580 raised from 141 people +
141people
2CEOs & executives
28$5 gifts
3at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $7,580
Plus $35,325 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 77%
Outside Colorado 18%
Colorado, outside Denver 5%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $1,950 · 26%
Business, consulting & finance $1,290 · 17%
Health care $925 · 12%
Government $615 · 8%
Media, arts & food $615 · 8%
Everything else: $2,185 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Office / Admin $1,804 · $290 out of state
Consulting $908
Other $619
Data / Research $464
Fundraising / Fees $287 · $287 out of state
Events / Meals $146
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$4,252 spent in total, 14% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- William Fenton Ii (Denver, CO): $1,514 in 1 payment
- Christina Noto (Denver, CO): $908 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $290 in 1 payment
- Actblue Technical Services (Boston, MA): $287 in 3 payments
- Democratic Party Of Denver (Denver, CO): $265 in 1 payment
3 gifts at the $235 maximum, $705 together
Government$235
Health care$235
Retired$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$540 · 9 gifts
Saul Levine Md$235 · 1 gift
Craine Architecture$200 · 1 gift
Markus Williams$200 · 1 gift
Bbi$200 · 1 gift
Frontline Public Affairs$150 · 1 gift
See William Fenton II's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
JW No. 4 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Julian Wolff $2,315 raised from 36 people +
36people
0CEOs & executives
5$5 gifts
1at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $1,425Shares the candidate's last name $785In-kind (goods and services) $105
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 51%
Denver 29%
Colorado, outside Denver 19%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $355 · 25%
Tech & engineering $260 · 18%
Business, consulting & finance $245 · 17%
Health care $170 · 12%
Other $125 · 9%
Everything else: $270 across 4 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Data / Research $464
Printing / Literature $172
Office / Admin $33 · $33 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $27 · $27 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$697 spent in total, 9% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Gamino Printing (Denver, CO): $172 in 1 payment
- Google Llc (Mountain View, CA): $33 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $27 in 2 payments
1 gift at the $235 maximum, $235 together
Tech & engineering$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Coinbase$235 · 1 gift
University$100 · 1 gift
Committee On States$100 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$85 · 3 gifts
Picayune Rancheria Of The Chukchansi Indians$50 · 1 gift
California State Parks$50 · 1 gift
See Julian Wolff's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 29, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
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
$24,716
raised by 6 candidates so far, from 354 people. Kayla Frawley leads.
Kayla Frawley $9,944
Teddy McCullough $8,273
Evelyn Barnes $3,725
Shontel Lewis $2,062
Sharron Pettiford $472
Felicia Rodriguez $240
Yellow is this campaign. Public matching funds are not counted in raised totals; where a candidate has drawn them, the card says so.
KF No. 1 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kayla Frawley $9,944 raised from 225 people +
225people
3CEOs & executives
23$5 gifts
4at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $9,766Shares the candidate's last name $178
Where the people live
Denver 52%
Colorado, outside Denver 34%
Outside Colorado 15%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,844 · 19%
Not employed $1,751 · 18%
Other $1,329 · 14%
Nonprofits & organizing $988 · 10%
Health care $868 · 9%
Everything else: $2,986 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Printing / Literature $500
Other $498 · $34 out of state
Office / Admin $373 · $348 out of state
Fundraising / Fees $148 · $148 out of state
Digital Advertising $34
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,553 spent in total, 34% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $500 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Squarespace Inc (New York, NY): $348 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $148 in 3 payments
- Kayla For Denver City Council District 8 (Denver, CO): $59 in 4 payments
- Canva Us Inc (Austin, TX): $34 in 1 payment
4 gifts at the $235 maximum, $940 together
Business, consulting & finance$235
Health care$235
Other$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$290 · 5 gifts
Drcog$235 · 1 gift
Roche Diagnostics$235 · 1 gift
Vestas$235 · 1 gift
One Voice Coalition$235 · 1 gift
Planned Parenthood$150 · 2 gifts
See Kayla Frawley's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
Outside the fund TM No. 2 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: No Teddy McCullough $8,273 raised from 50 people +
50people
0CEOs & executives
9$5 gifts
0at the $475 max
Where it came from
Loans $5,000People $3,213Shares the candidate's last name $60
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 42%
Denver 36%
Colorado, outside Denver 22%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,068 · 33%
Retired $470 · 15%
Not employed $435 · 14%
Other $425 · 13%
Tech & engineering $210 · 7%
Everything else: $605 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Events / Meals $1,627
Other $893
Office / Admin $520 · $520 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
$3,273 spent in total, 20% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Four Friends Kitchen (Denver, CO): $1,627 in 1 payment
- Consume & Create (Denver, CO): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Squarespace, Inc. (New York, NY): $290 in 1 payment
- Canva Us Inc. (Camden, DE): $174 in 3 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $100 in 3 payments
- Google Llc (Mountain View, CA): $81 in 7 payments
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Advance Native Political Leadership Action Fund Project Of Beyond Impact$235 · 1 gift
Earth$200 · 1 gift
Nuifc$150 · 1 gift
Answer Engineering$100 · 2 gifts
Prairie West Design$100 · 1 gift
Seewalker Art$100 · 1 gift
See Teddy McCullough's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: July 31, 2026. Latest spending: September 2, 2026.
EB No. 3 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Evelyn Barnes $3,725 raised from 39 people +
39people
3CEOs & executives
1$5 gifts
7at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $3,380Shares the candidate's last name $345
Where the people live
Denver 63%
Outside Colorado 28%
Colorado, outside Denver 9%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $1,205 · 36%
Business, consulting & finance $660 · 20%
Health care $415 · 12%
Law & lobbying $335 · 10%
Real estate, development & housing $310 · 9%
Everything else: $455 across 3 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $57 · $57 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$57 spent in total, 100% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Act Blue (Somerville, MA): $57 in 45 payments
7 gifts at the $235 maximum, $1,645 together
Not employed$705
Health care$235
Law & lobbying$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Real estate, development & housing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Sewald Hanfling$235 · 1 gift
Mb Strategies$235 · 1 gift
Milender White$235 · 1 gift
Denver Health$130 · 3 gifts
City And County Of Denver$100 · 2 gifts
Dha$100 · 1 gift
See Evelyn Barnes's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
SL No. 4 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Shontel Lewis $2,062 raised from 25 people +
25people
1CEOs & executives
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 as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
See Shontel Lewis's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: May 20, 2026. Latest spending: July 26, 2026.
SP No. 5 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Sharron Pettiford $472 raised from 15 people +
15people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $472
Where the people live
Denver 53%
Colorado, outside Denver 41%
Outside Colorado 5%
What the people do for a living
Government $160 · 34%
Business, consulting & finance $75 · 16%
Other $60 · 13%
Retired $50 · 11%
Not employed $50 · 11%
Everything else: $77 across 3 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$372 spent in total, 0% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Sharron Pettiford For Denver (Denver, CO): $372 in 20 payments
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Colorado General Assembly$50 · 1 gift
State Of Co$50 · 1 gift
True Companions$50 · 1 gift
State Legislator$50 · 1 gift
Starbucks Coffee Co$25 · 1 gift
State Of Colorado$20 · 2 gifts
See Sharron Pettiford's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 25, 2026. Latest spending: September 29, 2026.
FR No. 6 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Felicia Rodriguez $240 raised, none of it from individual donors +
0people
0CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
0at the $235 max
Where it came from
Shares the candidate's last name $240
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
See Felicia Rodriguez's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: August 24, 2026. Latest spending: none.
Q No. 7 of 7 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Quincy shannon $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
$48,291
raised by 3 candidates so far, from 417 people. Darrell Watson leads.
Darrell Watson $38,348
Hamilton Nickoloff $5,850
Alfonso Espino $4,093
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 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Darrell Watson $38,348 raised from 229 people +
229people
30CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
119at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $36,271Businesses, PACs and committees $2,000Shares the candidate's last name $77
Where the people live
Denver 82%
Colorado, outside Denver 35%
Outside Colorado 1%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $15,878 · 37%
Law & lobbying $7,662 · 18%
Real estate, development & housing $5,837 · 14%
Retired $4,258 · 10%
Other $2,986 · 7%
Everything else: $6,103 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Legal / Compliance $3,500
Fundraising / Fees $1,925 · $1,925 out of state
Data / Research $1,320 · $1,320 out of state
Other $1,049 · $703 out of state
Events / Meals $690
Office / Admin $576 · $293 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$9,060 spent in total, 47% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Clancy Consulting Llc (Colorado Springs, CO): $3,000 in 4 payments
- Ngp Van (Washington, DC): $2,368 in 5 payments
- Ngpvan (Washington, DC): $1,320 in 4 payments
- Upstream 303 (WheatRidge, CO): $750 in 3 payments
- Cured And Crafted (Denver, CO): $690 in 1 payment
- Squarespace (New York, NY): $293 in 1 payment
119 gifts at the $235 maximum, $32,105 together
Business, consulting & finance$12,050
Law & lobbying$6,590
Real estate, development & housing$4,505
Retired$2,835
Other$2,130
Not stated$940
Government$940
Nonprofits & organizing$470
Education$470
Media, arts & food$470
Health care$470
Tech & engineering$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$4,335 · 8 gifts
City And County Of Denver$1,632 · 8 gifts
Little Pub Company$710 · 2 gifts
Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs$710 · 2 gifts
Jll$520 · 3 gifts
Cheese Meat Board$475 · 1 gift
See Darrell Watson's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
HN No. 2 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Hamilton Nickoloff $5,850 raised from 69 people +
69people
4CEOs & executives
3$5 gifts
1at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $5,137Shares the candidate's last name $712
Where the people live
Outside Colorado 48%
Denver 33%
Colorado, outside Denver 19%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $1,381 · 27%
Other $639 · 12%
Nonprofits & organizing $600 · 12%
Tech & engineering $573 · 11%
Retired $554 · 11%
Everything else: $1,390 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $3,750
Events / Meals $983
Office / Admin $297 · $97 out of state
Other $156 · $156 out of state
Printing / Literature $89
Direct Mail $48 · $48 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$5,371 spent in total, 6% 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
- Nexgen Portables (Centennial, CO): $200 in 1 payment
- Elizabeth Offerosky (Lakewood, CO): $200 in 1 payment
- Devante Jackson-Brown (Denver, CO): $136 in 1 payment
- Cara Keyser (Louisville, CO): $100 in 1 payment
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
See Hamilton Nickoloff's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 24, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
AE No. 3 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Alfonso Espino $4,093 raised from 119 people +
119people
5CEOs & executives
28$5 gifts
2at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $3,743Shares the candidate's last name $350
Where the people live
What the people do for a living
Other $670 · 18%
Business, consulting & finance $570 · 15%
Retired $500 · 13%
Nonprofits & organizing $445 · 12%
Education $300 · 8%
Everything else: $1,258 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
No spending reported yet.
2 gifts at the $235 maximum, $470 together
Retired$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Colorado Freedom Fund$235 · 1 gift
Denver Public Schools$140 · 5 gifts
City And County Of Denver$110 · 5 gifts
Swa$100 · 1 gift
Justice For The People$100 · 1 gift
Ges Community Investment Fund$100 · 1 gift
See Alfonso Espino's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: October 25, 2026. Latest spending: none.
LR No. 4 of 4 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Lani Rush $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 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
$62,548
raised by 3 candidates so far, from 867 people. Chris Hinds leads.
Chris Hinds $25,348
Andrew Fischer $20,306
June Churchill $16,894
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 5 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Chris Hinds $25,348 raised from 324 people +
324people
18CEOs & executives
1$5 gifts
20at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $25,348
Plus $75,224 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 95%
Colorado, outside Denver 4%
Outside Colorado 0%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $9,002 · 36%
Business, consulting & finance $4,898 · 19%
Law & lobbying $3,545 · 14%
Other $2,000 · 8%
Retired $1,305 · 5%
Everything else: $4,598 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $3,761
Fundraising / Fees $961 · $961 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$4,722 spent in total, 20% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Re-Elect Chris For Denver (Denver, CO): $3,761 in 1 payment
- Stripe, Inc. (South San Francisco, CA): $601 in 14 payments
- Actblue (Somerville, MA): $361 in 14 payments
20 gifts at the $235 maximum, $4,700 together
Not employed$1,410
Business, consulting & finance$1,410
Law & lobbying$705
Real estate, development & housing$470
Health care$235
Other$235
Retired$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$495 · 6 gifts
Wall Kane Consulting$470 · 2 gifts
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck$450 · 4 gifts
Sky Blue Builders$235 · 2 gifts
Jonathan Gandhi$235 · 1 gift
Votoupal Government Affairs$235 · 2 gifts
See Chris Hinds's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
AF No. 2 of 5 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Andrew Fischer $20,306 raised from 184 people +
184people
6CEOs & executives
2$5 gifts
33at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $17,116Loans $2,000Shares the candidate's last name $1,190
Where the people live
Denver 53%
Colorado, outside Denver 26%
Outside Colorado 21%
What the people do for a living
Law & lobbying $7,194 · 42%
Not employed $2,715 · 16%
Business, consulting & finance $2,661 · 16%
Other $1,485 · 9%
Tech & engineering $880 · 5%
Everything else: $2,181 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $4,623 · $2,414 out of state
Printing / Literature $2,099 · $330 out of state
Events / Meals $1,250
Direct Mail $279 · $279 out of state
Office / Admin $94 · $68 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$8,346 spent in total, 37% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $1,722 in 2 payments
- Locales Tacos & Tequila (Denver, CO): $1,203 in 2 payments
- Kaitlin Graves (Saint Louis, MO): $1,000 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
33 gifts at the $235 maximum, $7,755 together
Law & lobbying$3,760
Not employed$1,645
Business, consulting & finance$940
Tech & engineering$470
Other$470
Education$235
Media, arts & food$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Berg Hill$860 · 5 gifts
Bhgr$795 · 6 gifts
Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti$495 · 3 gifts
Wheeler Trigg O‚äôDonnell$410 · 3 gifts
Civhc$260 · 2 gifts
Cincinnati Insurance$235 · 1 gift
See Andrew Fischer's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 26, 2026.
JC No. 3 of 5 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes June Churchill $16,894 raised from 359 people +
359people
3CEOs & executives
42$5 gifts
9at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $16,666In-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 79%
Colorado, outside Denver 14%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Tech & engineering $3,446 · 21%
Business, consulting & finance $2,581 · 15%
Other $2,411 · 14%
Not employed $2,141 · 13%
Government $1,774 · 11%
Everything else: $4,313 across 7 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Events / Meals $751 · $35 out of state
Apparel / Swag $750
Data / Research $464
Other $453 · $453 out of state
Refunds / Returns $292 · $292 out of state
Printing / Literature $177
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$3,379 spent in total, 30% 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
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Southwest Airlines (Dallas, TX): $323 in 3 payments
- Stripe, Inc. (San Francisco, CA): $292 in 1 payment
- Print Lab Llc (Denver, CO): $177 in 1 payment
9 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,115 together
Tech & engineering$940
Not employed$470
Other$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Media, arts & food$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
State Of Colorado$1,075 · 20 gifts
Jetblue Airways$285 · 2 gifts
3015 Holdings$235 · 2 gifts
Google$235 · 1 gift
Jane Street$235 · 1 gift
Hudson River Trading$235 · 1 gift
See June Churchill's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 27, 2026.
ND No. 4 of 5 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Nigel Daniels $0 raised. Nothing on file yet. +
No contributions or spending on file with the Clerk yet, on any report type.
SS No. 5 of 5 · 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
$61,915
raised by 6 candidates so far, from 722 people. Allen Webb leads.
Allen Webb $23,696
K. Haynes $13,480
Brande Micheau $11,289
Scott Gilmore $7,700
Ayah Maldonado $3,300
Kayla Greathouse $2,450
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 $23,696 raised from 214 people +
214people
18CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
51at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $22,650Shares the candidate's last name $1,040Businesses, PACs and committees $5Bank interest and rounding $1
Plus $42,300 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 47%
Colorado, outside Denver 38%
Outside Colorado 16%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $6,665 · 29%
Business, consulting & finance $5,650 · 25%
Law & lobbying $2,175 · 10%
Other $2,140 · 9%
Media, arts & food $1,140 · 5%
Everything else: $4,960 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Fundraising / Fees $822 · $822 out of state
Data / Research $258
Other $246 · $42 out of state
Printing / Literature $40
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,366 spent in total, 63% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Act Blue (Somerville, MA): $441 in 2 payments
- Real Time Payment From Stripe, Llc (San Francisco, CA): $380 in 1 payment
- Demlaunch Stac (Denver, CO): $258 in 1 payment
- Denver Democrats (Denver, CO): $159 in 1 payment
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $85 in 2 payments
- Checkadvantage (De Pere, WI): $21 in 1 payment
51 gifts at the $235 maximum, $12,015 together
Not employed$3,760
Business, consulting & finance$2,585
Law & lobbying$1,645
Media, arts & food$940
Other$940
Retired$500
Real estate, development & housing$470
Tech & engineering$235
Government$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Not stated$235
Health care$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Leidos$235 · 1 gift
Zocalo Community Development$235 · 1 gift
Campbell Litigation$235 · 1 gift
Tate Law$235 · 1 gift
Ballard Spahr$235 · 1 gift
Butler Snow$235 · 1 gift
See Allen Webb's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
KH No. 2 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes K. Haynes $13,480 raised from 119 people +
119people
10CEOs & executives
5$5 gifts
25at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $11,945Shares the candidate's last name $1,535
Where the people live
Denver 82%
Colorado, outside Denver 16%
Outside Colorado 2%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $3,360 · 28%
Business, consulting & finance $2,715 · 23%
Nonprofits & organizing $1,020 · 9%
Law & lobbying $960 · 8%
Education $845 · 7%
Everything else: $3,045 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $3,000
Fundraising / Fees $1,211 · $211 out of state
Other $1,209 · $230 out of state
Digital Advertising $1,000
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$6,420 spent in total, 7% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Glo Knows Unlimited (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 1 payment
- Gloknows Unlimited (Denver, CO): $1,500 in 1 payment
- Mission Shift Strategies (Denver, CO): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Kelly Fleming (Denver, CO): $1,000 in 1 payment
- Broken Spoke Wagon (Aurora, CO): $800 in 1 payment
- Actblue (Boston, MA): $441 in 2 payments
25 gifts at the $235 maximum, $5,875 together
Not employed$1,645
Business, consulting & finance$1,175
Education$705
Retired$470
Nonprofits & organizing$470
Government$470
Other$235
Health care$235
Not stated$235
Law & lobbying$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Montbello Organizing Committee$720 · 5 gifts
City Fund$235 · 1 gift
Esucator$235 · 1 gift
Assistant Services$235 · 1 gift
Denver Families For Public Schools$235 · 1 gift
Mountain Star Veterinary Specialist$235 · 1 gift
See K. Haynes's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 30, 2026.
BM No. 3 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Brande Micheau $11,289 raised from 158 people +
158people
12CEOs & executives
4$5 gifts
9at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $10,879Shares the candidate's last name $410
Where the people live
Denver 65%
Outside Colorado 21%
Colorado, outside Denver 15%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $2,290 · 21%
Not employed $2,099 · 19%
Other $1,810 · 17%
Government $1,040 · 10%
Real estate, development & housing $845 · 8%
Everything else: $2,845 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Other $640 · $177 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$640 spent in total, 28% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Regus (Denver, CO): $464 in 1 payment
- Actblue Technical Services (Boston, MA): $177 in 9 payments
9 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,115 together
Not employed$940
Real estate, development & housing$470
Other$470
Business, consulting & finance$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$525 · 9 gifts
Denver Public Schools$250 · 2 gifts
Shames Makovsky$235 · 1 gift
Promedica Neorology$235 · 1 gift
Denver Broncos$235 · 1 gift
Milender White$235 · 1 gift
See Brande Micheau's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 1, 2026.
SG No. 4 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Scott Gilmore $7,700 raised from 69 people +
69people
3CEOs & executives
0$5 gifts
10at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $6,410Shares the candidate's last name $1,290
Where the people live
Denver 66%
Colorado, outside Denver 23%
Outside Colorado 11%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $3,435 · 54%
Business, consulting & finance $785 · 12%
Other $410 · 6%
Nonprofits & organizing $405 · 6%
Law & lobbying $385 · 6%
Everything else: $990 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
10 gifts at the $235 maximum, $2,350 together
Not employed$1,175
Law & lobbying$235
Tech & engineering$235
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Business, consulting & finance$235
Real estate, development & housing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs$235 · 1 gift
Dell Technologies$235 · 1 gift
People Of The Sacred Land$235 · 1 gift
Conservation Colorado$235 · 1 gift
Gilmore Construction$235 · 1 gift
City And County Of Denver$220 · 4 gifts
See Scott Gilmore's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 29, 2026. Latest spending: June 26, 2026.
AM No. 5 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Ayah Maldonado $3,300 raised from 106 people +
106people
2CEOs & executives
33$5 gifts
2at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $3,090Shares the candidate's last name $210
Where the people live
Denver 54%
Outside Colorado 24%
Colorado, outside Denver 22%
What the people do for a living
Business, consulting & finance $755 · 24%
Other $605 · 20%
Retired $470 · 15%
Not employed $265 · 9%
Law & lobbying $235 · 8%
Everything else: $760 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Signage $546
Other $239 · $159 out of state
Office / Admin $223 · $223 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$1,008 spent in total, 38% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Corazon Printing (Broomfield, CO): $546 in 1 payment
- Wix.Com (San Francisco, CA): $174 in 1 payment
- Democratic Party (WILMINGTON, DE): $159 in 1 payment
- Montbello Organizing Committee (Denver, CO): $77 in 1 payment
- Google (Montain View, CA): $19 in 2 payments
- Canva (Austin, TX): $18 in 1 payment
2 gifts at the $235 maximum, $470 together
Retired$470
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Pssi$150 · 3 gifts
Friends Of The Family$100 · 1 gift
Veridian$100 · 1 gift
Organizer$100 · 1 gift
Make The Road Nj$100 · 1 gift
Color$70 · 2 gifts
See Ayah Maldonado's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 14, 2026.
KG No. 6 of 6 · Fair Elections Fund: Yes Kayla Greathouse $2,450 raised from 56 people +
56people
2CEOs & executives
11$5 gifts
1at the $235 max
Where it came from
People $2,450
Where the people live
Denver 74%
Colorado, outside Denver 18%
Outside Colorado 7%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $445 · 18%
Nonprofits & organizing $410 · 17%
Other $405 · 17%
Business, consulting & finance $285 · 12%
Retired $280 · 11%
Everything else: $625 across 6 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Office / Admin $168 · $93 out of state
Other $88 · $17 out of state
Signage $43
Digital Advertising $34 · $34 out of state
Events / Meals $25
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$358 spent in total, 40% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Sams Club (Denver, CO): $74 in 1 payment
- Green Valley Smok Denver Co (Denver, CO): $71 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
1 gift at the $235 maximum, $235 together
Nonprofits & organizing$235
Employers that show up most, by dollars
Lower The Barrier Colorado$235 · 1 gift
Denver Rescue Mission$225 · 2 gifts
Onbeat$100 · 2 gifts
Grace Christian$100 · 1 gift
Claim Specialist$100 · 1 gift
Nueropsychicatrist$100 · 1 gift
See Kayla Greathouse's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: July 3, 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
$16,759
raised by 1 candidate so far, from 239 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 $16,759 raised from 239 people +
239people
11CEOs & executives
11$5 gifts
7at the $415 max
Where it came from
People $16,653Shares the candidate's last name $106
Plus $46,125 in public matching funds from the Fair Elections Fund, not counted above.
Where the people live
Denver 67%
Colorado, outside Denver 23%
Outside Colorado 10%
What the people do for a living
Not employed $4,025 · 24%
Business, consulting & finance $3,620 · 22%
Government $1,945 · 12%
Other $1,314 · 8%
Health care $1,070 · 6%
Everything else: $4,679 across 8 more groups.
Grouped from the occupation and employer each donor wrote on the form. Rough by nature; the employers below are as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
Where it went
Consulting $17,500
Events / Meals $2,281
Signage $1,742
Direct Mail $1,534 · $1,338 out of state
Printing / Literature $1,291 · $500 out of state
Other $1,251 · $1,055 out of state
Paid in Colorado Paid outside Colorado
$28,214 spent in total, 14% of it to payees outside Colorado.
Paid the most
- Elevate Strategic Consulting, Inc. (Denver, CO): $15,000 in 1 payment
- Br Printers (Denver, CO): $3,080 in 3 payments
- Elevate Strategies Consulting, Inc. (Denver, CO): $2,500 in 1 payment
- Appaloosa Grill (Denver, CO): $1,407 in 1 payment
- Colorado Democratic Party (Denver, CO): $1,237 in 4 payments
- 40 North Advocacy (Ft Washington, PA): $1,055 in 1 payment
7 gifts at the $415 maximum, $2,905 together
Business, consulting & finance$1,245
Not employed$830
Nonprofits & organizing$415
Law & lobbying$415
Employers that show up most, by dollars
City And County Of Denver$1,385 · 22 gifts
Sewald Hanfling Public Affairs$465 · 2 gifts
Lockheed Martin$465 · 2 gifts
Denver Children'S Advocacy Center$415 · 1 gift
Ben Stetler$415 · 1 gift
B Gardening$415 · 1 gift
See Kharis Eppstein's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
Latest contribution on file: September 30, 2026. Latest spending: September 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 +
3people
0CEOs & executives
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 as written, with spellings of one firm combined. Some filings reverse the two fields (employer "Builder", occupation naming the firm); we read those pairs in the sensible order, and a bare job title never counts as an employer.
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
See Paul D. López's donors, by name, on the Clerk's site
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 October 27, 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.
"CEOs & executives" counts donors who gave a top-officer title as their occupation: CEO,
president or vice president, chief anything officer, executive, founder, chair, managing
director or partner. A nonprofit's executive director counts the same as a company's CEO.
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 and payees are printed the
way they were filed. Employers are too, except that spellings of one firm count together: case,
punctuation and a trailing "LLP" or "Inc." are ignored, and "Brownstein" counts with Brownstein
Hyatt Farber Schreck. Where a filing plainly reversed a donor's employer and occupation, we read
the pair in the sensible order. Campaigns amend old filings, so a fresh pull moves a few
percent. If you're a candidate and your row is wrong, write
press@brownefordenver.com and we'll re-pull.
The pull script is in the site's public repository.
