2023 Coordinated Election

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The City of Loveland will be participating in the upcoming coordinated election with Larimer County on November 7, 2023.

Election participants can help shape the future of the Loveland community by casting their vote for Mayor and City Council seats in Wards I, II, III and IV.

Ballots will be mailed the week of October 16 and can be returned by mail (if mailed in time to reach the County Clerk’s office) or dropped off at any of the four convenient Loveland ballot box locations that are open 24 hours a day. All ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on Election Day, November 7, 2023.

TABOR pro/con statements are being accepted through noon on September 22, 2023. Please see the two TABOR items below for more information. Comments can be sent to the City Clerk at Clerk@cityofloveland.org.

Candidates

Find additional information about candidates, their committees and more below.

Mayor

Jacki Marsh - Elected (committee terminated)

Jacki Marsh

1401 W. 31st Street

Loveland, CO 80538

801-931-7746

rabbask@yahoo.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Re-Elect Jacki Marsh Mayor

Registered Agent: Jacki Marsh

1401 W. 31st Street

Loveland, CO 80538

801-931-7746

jackiforallofloveland@yahoo.com

Candidate Filings:

Robert Molloy - Withdrew

Don Overcash (committee terminated)

Don Overcash

5119 Clearwater Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

267-664-4957

overcash4mayor@gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Overcash 4 Mayor

Registered Agent: Don Overcash

267-664-4957

overcash4mayor.gmail.com

Candidate Filings:

Janice Ververs (committee terminated)

Janice Ververs

3166 6th PL SW

Loveland, CO 80537

970-308-7782

janiceververs@gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Janice Ververs for Mayor

Registered Agent: Janice Ververs

970-278-0652

970-308-7782

janiceververs@gmail.com

Candidate/Committee Filings:

Ward I

Daniel Anderson

3694 Fletcher Street

Loveland, CO 80538

970-672-7699

dan@anderson4council.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Dan Anderson, Ward I

Registered Agent: Daniel Anderson

970-672-7699

dan.andersonkw2@gmail.com

Candidate/Committee Filings:

Troy Krenning - Elected

Troy Krenning - Confirmed

2908 Bent Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

troy@krenninglaw.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Troy Krenning for the People

Registered Agent: Troy Krenning

2908 Bent Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

970-310-5964

troy@krenninglaw.com

Candidate/Committee Filings:

Lenard Larkin

Russell Sinnett (committee terminated)

Russell Sinnett

5130 Brandywine Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

970-800-3751

russell.sinnett@russell970.com

Candidate Committee Information:

City Council

Registered Agent: Russell Sinnett

970-800-3751

russell.sinnett@russell970.com

Candidate/Committee Filings:

Ward II

Kat McManus

Kat McManus - Confirmed

2217 Clear Creek Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

970-420-5353

katmcmanus4loveland@gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

KatMcManus-Ward 2

Registered Agent: Kat McManus

970-420-5353

katmcmanus4loveland@gmail.com

Candidate Filings:

Andrea Samson - Elected

Andrea Samson

1812 Dotsero Avenue

Loveland, CO 80538

970-599-1192

andrea@andreasamson.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Re-Elect Andrea Samson

Registered Agent: Andrea Samson

970-599-1192; 253-820-2197

andrea@andreasamson.com

Candidate Filings:

Ward III

Erin Black - Elected (committee terminated)

Erin Black

1206 Ida Drive

Loveland, CO 80537

970-690-3355

erinblackforloveland@gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Erin Black for Loveland

Registered Agent: Erin Black

970-690-3355

erinblackforloveland@gmail.com

Candidate Filings:

John Fogle

2473 Frances Drive

Loveland, CO 80537

970-679-7649

jhfogle@99technology.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Fogle for Loveland

Registered Agent: John H. Fogle

970-679-7649

jhfogle@99technology.com

Candidate Filings:

Ward IV

Zeke Cortez

4393 N. Lincoln Avenue

Loveland, CO 80538

970-567-9595

cortezforcouncil@gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Cortez for Council

Registered Agent: Ezekiel Cortez

970-567-9595

cortezforcouncil@gmail.com

Candidate Filings:

Laura Light-Kovacs - Elected (committee terminated)

Laura Light-Kovacs

4117 Plum Creek Drive

Loveland, CO 80538

970-402-3709

lauraforloveland @gmail.com

Candidate Committee Information:

Laura for Loveland

Registered Agent: Laura Light-Kovacs

970-402-3709

lauraforloveland@gmail.com

Candidate Filings:

Registered Committees (listed alphabetically)

A list of registered committees can be found below.

Building a Better Loveland (committee terminated)

Building Loveland Together (committee terminated)

LetUsVoteURA23

LetUsVoteFoodTax23

Protect Loveland's Future (committee terminated)

Purpose:

To oppose Initiatives 300 and 301.

Committee Filings:

YES FOR LFRA (Loveland Fire Rescue Authority) & FIRE SAFETY (committee terminated)

Ballot Issues/Questions

Items approved to be on the ballot for the November 7, 2023 Coordinated Election.

TABOR Pro/Con Statements are due to the City Clerk by noon on September 22, 2023. Please send comments to Clerk@cityofloveland.org.

TABOR: LFRA Sales Tax (Ballot Issue 2F) - Defeated

Purpose:

Authorizes the City of Loveland to impose an additional 0.37% Sales Tax to fund Fire Protection Services

Petition Representatives:

N/A - Council Referred Item

Committee:

N/A

Status:

The item has been certified to the County for the November 7, 2023 ballot.

Ballot Language:

Ballot Issue 2A (As provided to the County; this number will likely change)

AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF LOVELAND TO IMPOSE AN ADDITIONAL 0.37% SALES TAX TO FUND FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH THE LOVELAND FIRE RESCUE AUTHORITY

SHALL CITY OF LOVELAND TAXES BE INCREASED $10.0 MILLION ANNUALLY IN THE FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR AND BY WHATEVER ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE GENERATED ANNUALLY IN EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR FROM THE IMPOSITION OF AN ADDITIONAL 0.37% SALES TAX WITH THE REVENUE GENERATED BY SUCH ADDITIONAL SALES TAX TO BE USED SOLELY FOR THE FUNDING OF FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH THE LOVELAND FIRE RESCUE AUTHORITY, INCLUDING:

• PROVIDING STAFFING, EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING TO ADDRESS WILDFIRES AND REDUCE WILDFIRE RISK ACROSS THE AUTHORITY’S SERVICE AREA,

• HIRING NEW FIREFIGHTERS, AND

• FUNDING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LOVELAND FIRE RESCUE AUTHORITY TRAINING CENTER,

PROVIDED THAT ALL EXPENDITURES WILL BE SUBJECT TO AN ANNUAL INDEPENDENT AUDIT PUBLISHED ON THE CITY’S WEBSITE, OVERSEEN BY A COMMITTEE OF CITY RESIDENTS AND REVIEWED PUBLICLY;

AND, IN THE EVENT THAT THE AUTHORITY BECOMES A FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, SHALL SUCH ADDITIONAL SALES TAX TERMINATE ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SEVENTH MONTH AFTER THE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT CERTIFIES ITS FIRST MILL LEVY; AND SHALL THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH TAXES AND INVESTMENT INCOME THERON BE COLLECTED AND SPENT BY THE CITY AS A VOTER APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION OR ANY OTHER LAW?

_____Yes

_____No

TABOR Item?

Yes. Pro/con statements will be accepted for this item through noon on Friday, September 22, 2023.

Comments should be submitted to the City Clerk at: Clerk@cityofloveland.org.

TABOR: Allowing Loveland to Keep Excess TABOR Revenues (Ballot Issue 2G) - Defeated

Purpose:

Authorizes the City of Loveland to collect, retain and spend, for a twelve-year period, excess TABOR revenues for the purposes of:

Police and Fire
Street Construction and Maintenance
Parks Construction and Maintenance
Affordable Housing Construction and Maintenance

Petition Representatives:

N/A - Council Referred Item

Committee:

N/A

Status:

The item has been certified to the County for the November 7, 2023 ballot.

Ballot Language:

Ballot Issue 2B (As provided to the County; this number will likely change)

AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF LOVELAND TO COLLECT, RETAIN, AND SPEND FOR A TWELVE-YEAR PERIOD FOR THE PURPOSES OF POLICE AND FIRE, STREET CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, PARKS CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, ALL CITY REVENUES IN EXCESS OF THE SPENDING, REVENUE AND OTHER LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION.

WITHOUT CREATING OR IMPOSING ANY NEW TAX OR INCREASING THE RATE OF ANY EXISTING TAX, SHALL THE CITY OF LOVELAND, COLORADO BE PERMITTED FOR A TWELVE-YEAR PERIOD BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2025, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2036, TO COLLECT, RETAIN, AND SPEND ALL CITY REVENUES IN EXCESS OF THE SPENDING, REVENUE AND OTHER LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION, WITH SUCH EXCESS REVENUES TO BE USED FOR POLICE AND FIRE, STREET CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE

_____Yes

_____No

TABOR Item?

Yes. Pro/con statements will be accepted for this item through noon on Friday, September 22, 2023.

Comments should be submitted to the City Clerk at: Clerk@cityofloveland.org.

TABOR Notice

Charter Change Related to Food Tax (Ballot Question 300) - Approved

Purpose:

Petition to eliminate taxes or fees on the retail sale of any human food for home consumption. Approved copy of Petition (click here).

Petition Representatives:

Thomas Chastain, 4780 Hahn's Peak Drive #201
Agnes Chastain, 4780 Hahn's Peak Drive #201
Darin Barrett, 2814 West 13th Street
Sharon Shuster Anhorn, 1303 North Garfield Avenue
Don Pierson, 238 East 4th Street

Committee:

LetUsVoteFoodTax23

Status:

Petition was deemed sufficient and ballot title has been set by Council. The item has been certified to the County for the November 7, 2023 ballot.

Ballot Language:

Ballot Question 300 (As submitted to the County; this may change)

Amendment to Article 12 of the Loveland City Charter to Prohibit the Imposition of Any Tax or Fee on the Retail Sale of Any Human Food for Home Consumption.

Shall Article 12 of the Loveland City Charter be amended to add Section 12-3 to provide that Council shall make no law, nor continue any law, which imposes any tax or fee on the retail sale of any human food for home consumption, and shall such amendment become effective on January 1, 2024?

_____Yes

_____No

TABOR Item?

No. No pro/con statements will be accepted for this item.

Charter Change Related to URAs (Ballot Question 301) - Approved

Purpose:

Petition for a proposed amendment to the City of Loveland Charter adding Section 15-9 - Urban Renewal. Approved copy of Petition (click here).

Petition Representatives:

Robert McKnight, 2068 Seven Lakes Drive
Thomas Chastain, 4780 Han's Peak Drive #201
Darin Barrett, 2814 West 13th Street
Sharon Schuster-Anhorn, 1303 N. Garfield Avenue
Donald Pierson, 238 East 4th Street

Committee:

LetUsVoteURA23

Status:

Petition was deemed sufficient and ballot title has been set by Council. The item has been certified to the County for the November 7, 2023 ballot.

Ballot Language:

Ballot Question 301 (as provided to the County; this may change)

Amendment to Article 15 of the Loveland City Charter to Require Voter Ratification of the Approval or Modification of Urban Renewal Plans by the City Council in Certain Circumstances.

Shall Article 15 of the Loveland City Charter be amended to add Section 15-9 to provide that any council action approving or modifying an urban renewal plan, pursuant to Urban Renewal Law of state statutes, must be subsequently ratified by the registered electors of the City if the approval or modification of the urban renewal plan authorizes the use of or a change to area boundaries, eminent domain, condemnation, tax increment financing, revenue sharing, or cost sharing, and shall such amendment become effective immediately upon the date of approval by the City’s voters?

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Candidates

Mayor

Jacki Marsh

Robert Molloy

Don Overcash

Janice Ververs

Ward I

Daniel Anderson

Troy Krenning - Confirmed

Lenard Larkin

Russell Sinnett

Ward II

Kat McManus - Confirmed

Andrea Samson

Ward III

Erin Black

Ward IV

Zeke Cortez

Laura Light-Kovacs

Registered Committees (listed alphabetically)

Ballot Issues/Questions

Independent Expenditure Reports