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Election season is upon Commerce City again, and among the most important local races this year will be replacing term-limited Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio in the Adams County Commissioner District 4 seat. Two candidates are vying for the Democratic nomination in the primary election, which will be held on June 30: Karen DeAguero and Tyler Quick. There is one Republican running for the seat, Joseph Domenico, who is not facing a primary challenge.
Seven candidates are running for two At-Large seats, including incumbent Kristi Douglas. Like the wards 1 and 3 seats, the winners will serve four-years terms on the City Council; however, unlike wards, voters are asked to vote for TWO candidates. Here is a look at all seven contenders, in the order they will appear on the ballot:
Three candidates are running for Commerce City Council in Ward 3, including the incumbent, Renee Chacon, during this November’s election. Here is a look at the three contenders, in the order they will appear on the ballot:
Election season is upon Commerce City again, and among the most important local races this year will be replacing term-limited Commissioner Steve O’Dorisio in the Adams County Commissioner District 4 seat. Two candidates are vying for the Democratic nomination in the primary election, which will be held on June 30: Karen DeAguero and Tyler Quick. There is one Republican running for the seat, Joseph Domenico, who is not facing a primary challenge.