Information about City of Boulder Elections
Election Results
The Boulder County Clerk's Office certified the Nov. 8, 2022, election. Official results are available at:
2022 Ballot Items
The following six measures appeared on the ballot for the Nov. 8 2022 Special Municipal Election.
Two Ballot Issues (TABOR)
- Ordinance 8542 - The creation of a new Climate Tax and to repeal the existing Climate Action Plan Excise Tax and the Utility Occupation Tax: and
- A City of Boulder debt increase if the voters approve the Climate Tax ballot issue
Four Ballot Questions
- Ordinance 8534 - To repeal Ordinance 8483, regarding the annexation of CU South
- Ordinance 8539 - To repeal the Library Commission and Tax if a Library District is created
- Ordinance 8540 - A Charter Amendment to allow candidates to run for only one office at an election
- Ordinance 8546 - A Charter Amendment to change regular municipal elections to even numbered years
Election Committee Reports and Information
Charter and Non-Charter Citizen Initiated Petitions
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's Office at 1750 33rd St., Suite 200, by calling 303-413-7740 .
Visit Boulder County Elections.
Contact the City Clerk's Office at cityclerksoffice@bouldercolorado.gov or call 303-441-3079 .
Tuesday November 8th, 2022
13-3-2. Allegation of Election Code Violation by Registered Elector.
(a) A registered elector of the city may file a complaint with the city clerk alleging that any provision of Chapter 13-2, "Campaign Finance, Disclosure and Reporting Requirements," B.R.C. 1981, of this title has been violated. The complaint shall be in writing and must be submitted no later than forty-five days following any election in which it is alleged that the violation occurred. The complaint shall:
(1) Identify the particular provisions of Chapter 13-2, "Campaign Finance, Disclosure and Reporting Requirements" that allegedly were violated;
(2) Identify the person violating the stated provisions (the "respondent");
(3) State the factual basis for that allegation;
(4) Identify any relevant documents or other evidence;
(5) Identify any witnesses or persons with relevant knowledge; and
(6) State whether the person filing the complaint (the "complainant") is willing to pursue the complaint through a hearing process as provided for in this chapter if the city clerk determines a hearing is necessary.
(b) The city clerk will notify the respondent and may provide the respondent an opportunity to provide information or otherwise respond to the allegations of the complaint.