See updating results from the April 4 Denver municipal election which includes the mayor's race. Mayoral candidates Mike Johnston and Kelly Brough are currently the two front-runners and could be headed to a runoff election in June.
Denver municipal election results: Johnston, Brough set for runoff
The latest Denver Municipal Election results have Mike Johnson and Kelly Brough vying for Denver's mayor in a runoff election. That runoff election for mayor is scheduled for June 6.
Denver Election Division released the latest numbers from Tuesday's election on Friday afternoon. Johnston has 24% of the vote followed by Brough with 20%.
Lisa Calderon picked up hundreds more votes in the past two days but it wasn't enough to push her into the runoff election.
Election results remain unofficial until the election is certified on April 20.
Latest results for Denver Mayoral Election
The latest results in the Denver Mayoral Election released on Thursday afternoon continue to have Mike Johnston and Kelly Brough as the leading candidates.
Johnston is in the lead with 24% of the votes and Brough has received 20%.
The other top candidates, Lisa Calderon and Andy Rougeot, are coming in with 18% and 12% respectively.
Denver Elections said there are about 2400 ballots left to be counted. The next set of results will be released Friday at 2 p.m.
Latest Election Results
These results are as of 5 p.m. Wednesday from the Denver Elections Division. These numbers will be updated when the official numbers are updated on denvergov.org. Stay tuned for more results.
Watch interviews with Denver Mayoral candidates Johnston, Brough
Two of the more moderate candidates for Denver mayor in the unusually large and divergent field of 16 contestants pulled far ahead in initial results. See their interviews on CBS News Colorado on Wednesday below.
Kelly Brough is the former president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Mike Johnston is a former Colorado state senator.
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Park Hill Golf Course ballot question result
These results are as of 5 p.m. Wednesday from the Denver Elections Division. These numbers will be updated when the official numbers are updated on denvergov.org.
Voters in Denver voted to keep Park Hill Golf Course an open space. The 2O referred question failed 60% to 40% to remove the easement on the golf course to make way for development.
This is the second time voters in Denver have blocked the proposed development of the 155-acre course at Colorado Boulevard and 35th. Development options included a grocery store, other retail and more low-income housing options.
Read Community Journalist Michael Abeyta's report Park Hill Golf Course will remain a golf course: Denver voters say "NO" on 2O or watch it below:
Latest results for all races in Denver's municipal election
These results are as of 5 p.m. Wednesday from the Denver Elections Division. These numbers will be updated when the official numbers are updated on denvergov.org.
Mike Johnston says Denver voters chose "optimism and hope and change" as he leads mayoral race
Andy Rougeot not conceding mayoral race despite trailing significantly
Debbie Ortega says after mayoral run, she'll continue to work for Denver, not retire
Denver's "high stakes" mayoral race field narrows
Crowded in a small ballroom at Denver's ritzy Maven Hotel, a mayoral election watch party for candidate Mike Johnston broke into applause and cheers when the first batch of votes were returned Tuesday night.
Their candidate, a former state senator and one of an unusually large and divergent field of 16 contestants vying for an increasingly powerful position, held a slim lead. Candidate Kelly Brough, president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, was close behind.
The stakes are high for Denver voters, said Ty Robertson, an engineer in Denver and Johnston supporter. The city has rapidly burgeoned into a major metropolis, she said, and "we just weren't prepared."
Read the full story here.
16 candidates in Denver mayor's race
There are 16 candidates for mayor. One candidate on the ballot, Kwame Spearman, has since dropped out of the race.
Here's who's still in the running:
- Renate Behrens
- Kelly Brough
- Lisa Calderón
- Al Gardner
- Chris Hansen
- Leslie Herod
- Mike Johnston
- Aurelio Martinez
- Deborah "Debbie" Ortega
- Terrance Roberts
- Trinidad Rodriguez
- Andy Rougeot
- Ean Thomas Tafoya
- Robert Treta
- James Walsh
- Thomas Wolf
Runoff is likely in Denver mayoral election
The election likely won't be decided until a June 6 runoff, which would be between the top two vote-getting candidates.
