Election & Voter Information

2022 Municipal Election

UPDATE AS OF APRIL 20, 2022: Official Election Results

On Tuesday, April 19, the Town Clerk completed the mandatory recount for the office of Trustee due to a narrow separation in votes for two candidates and the certification canvass was also completed. Following the recount for the Trustee candidates there was no change in number of votes cast. The election results were also certified through a required canvass on April 19.

Based on this completed count and canvass, the numbers below can be considered official. Below the candidates are listed in the order they appear on the ballot.

Mayoral Candidates

• Justin Brooks - 4,028
• Kelly Zuniga - 3,732

Trustee Candidates

• Christiaan van Woudenberg - 3,922
• Dan Hoback - 3,710
• Emily Baer - 3,906
• Jeff Haverkate - 3,228
• Ryan Kenward - 3,460
• Andrew Sawusch - 3,716

Ballot Order for April 5, 2022 Municipal Election

On Feb. 1, 2022, the Town Clerk's Office performed a lot drawing to determine the candidate order on the April 5, 2022 Municipal Election ballot. View the sample ballot.

Ballot Order for Mayor

1. Justin Brooks
2. Kelly Zuniga

Ballot Order for Trustee

1. Christiaan van Woudenberg
2. Dan Hoback
3. Emily Baer
4. Jeff Haverkate
5. Ryan Kenward
6. Andrew Sawusch

If you have questions about the election, please contact the Town Clerk.

Trustee Candidate Documents

Mayoral Candidate Documents

Independent Expenditure Committee Registrations

Ballots

Active registered Colorado voters are automatically sent ballots in the mail. With the ongoing pandemic, voting at home is the safest way to vote in the April 5 Municipal Election. Take action now to ensure you receive a mail ballot. Register to vote or verify and update your ballot mailing address at www.GoVoteColorado.gov. This is especially important if you have moved recently or if you haven’t voted in the past few elections.

Ballots for the April 5 Municipal Election are mailed beginning March 14. 

Here are some important things to keep in mind:

• Consider adding an email address to your voter registration record. Emails are considered confidential and not part of the public voter file. But an email address helps the election office get in touch if a problem arises with your mailing address or ballot envelope signature.
• March 21 is the last day to register and still be mailed a ballot. It is also the last day to request a replacement mail ballot be sent to your home. After this date, you can still register and vote or request a replacement ballot, but it must be done in-person. 
• March 29 is the last recommended day to return your ballot by mail. Otherwise, simply use a ballot drop box (in front of Town Hall at 645 Holbrook Street) to return your ballot.
• All ballots are due by 7 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, April 5.