Jamo’s picks • Boulder
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Here are my recommendations for mayor and City Council. Get to know the people I’m supporting, then make your voice heard.
For Mayor
My recommended first and second choices.
Jameson “Jamo” Goldstein
A new voice for Boulder
Jamo is a Colorado native, CU Boulder finance & philosophy student, and former swim coach. His campaign puts people first: ending Boulder’s Flock camera contract, bringing independent scrutiny to city spending and infrastructure needs, and building a stronger relationship between CU students and the city.
Explore Jamo’s priorities →
Aquiles La Grave
Safety • Oversight • Vitality
Aquiles is an entrepreneur running on public safety, stronger oversight, and a healthier local economy. His platform calls for clearer accountability in city government, simpler permitting, support for local businesses, and proactive wildfire preparation.
Meet Aquiles →For City Council
My five recommendations for Boulder City Council.
Dave Martus
Financial stewardship
A Boulder resident since 1985 and CU graduate, Dave brings decades of institutional finance experience, including work at Colorado PERA. He emphasizes responsible spending, practical governance, and building consensus around housing and wildfire resilience.
Meet Dave →
Jill Grano
Housing & community
A former Boulder councilmember, Jill has worked in housing, business, and public service, including Congressman Joe Neguse’s district office. Her priorities include attainable homes, thriving local businesses, and bringing empty spaces back into community use.
Meet Jill →
Ryan Jamieson
Less red tape
Ryan is a U.S. Army veteran and cybersecurity professional. He advocates simpler city rules and permitting, an independent city auditor, and stronger wildfire mitigation so residents can build homes, open businesses, and get useful projects done.
Meet Ryan →
Tina Marquis
Experience & accountability
Tina is a current Boulder councilmember and former BVSD school board leader. She focuses on family housing, homelessness and public safety, wildfire resilience, and transparent budgeting that connects city spending to clear community outcomes.
Meet Tina →
Tara Winer
Balanced, responsive leadership
Tara is a current Boulder councilmember and mayor pro tem, a small-business owner, and longtime civic volunteer. She emphasizes practical, balanced solutions on housing, economic vitality, public safety, open space, and climate—while listening across viewpoints and following through for constituents.
Meet Tara →Make Boulder better.
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Recommendations by Jameson “Jamo” Goldstein. Candidate descriptions summarize their published campaign biographies and priorities; each campaign is linked above. Photos from campaign websites and the City of Boulder. This page covers the candidates Jamo recommends.
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