Voting is underway. Aquiles La Grave for mayor, and my five for City Council.
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Engage Boulder — Issue #8 — October 6, 2026
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My Full Slate for Boulder
Voting is underway. Here is how I am voting.
This Engage Boulder Newsletter reflects the personal opinions of Dan Caruso, written with the support of the Caruso Ventures team.
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Voting is underway, so here is my complete slate for the November 3 election. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to change the direction of Boulder. This will only happen if every voter who is frustrated with a shrinking city, closing schools, empty offices and storefronts, unaffordable housing, and runaway City spending votes for this slate.
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City Council
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Ryan Jamieson. Army veteran and former internal auditor. He wants an independent city auditor who reports to council in public. |
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Tara Winer. Small-business owner for more than 25 years, and the only council member running this year who voted to send a Downtown Development Authority to downtown voters. |
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Scott Rendleman. Retired civil trial lawyer. He opposes the $400 million bond and wants more well-trained officers and first responders. |
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Dave Martus. Former Colorado PERA portfolio manager. He opposes the bond, noting it could cost up to $650 million to repay. |
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Jill Adler Grano. Former councilmember. She wants an independent city auditor and a real plan for downtown's empty storefronts. |
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Five of these six oppose the $400 million bond.
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Please give $100 to each campaign:
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Forward this issue to everyone you know who is a voter in the Boulder City election, with a personal encouragement that they vote for this slate and contribute $100 to each campaign.
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