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Meet all 11 candidates for Colorado Springs City Council At-Large seats

Posted at 12:06 PM, Mar 10, 2019
and last updated 2019-03-10 14:44:41-04

COLORADO SPRINGS – As the municipal election for three City Council At-Large seats is now underway, News5’s Jessica Barreto sat down with all 11 candidates seeking office.

Mail-in ballots are already out to voters in the city, with a deadline to return by April 2nd at 7 p.m. You’ll find more information on the election on News5’s Election Watch page,including details on the race for Mayor and a ballot question about collective bargaining for fire department employees.

Voter’s Guide  / Candidate Forum

During our Colorado Springs City Council Candidate Forum, a partnership between The Gazette and the El Pomar Foundation, the candidates were asked about serving in a non-partisan manner, support or opposition to Ballot Issue #1 – Collective Bargaining for All Uniformed Fire Department Employees,managing growth in the city, addressing a growing homeless population, support or opposition to recreational marijuana in the city, and the potential early closure of the Martin Drake Power Plant. CLICK HERE TO WATCH FULL FORUM

The interviews below are ordered the same as they will appear on your ballot.


Gordon Klingenschmitt – contact information – Campaign Finance


Bill Murray – contact information – Campaign Finance


Val Snider – contact information – Campaign Finance


Wayne Williams – contact information – Campaign Finance


Tony Gioia – contact information – Campaign Finance


Terry Martinez – contact information – Campaign Finance


Regina English – contact information – Campaign Finance


Tom Strand – contact information – Campaign Finance

Randy Tuck – contact information – Campaign Finance


Athena Roe – contact information – Campaign Finance


Dennis Spiker – contact information – Campaign Finance