City of Louisville

Josh Cooperman is running for reelection to Ward 1 of the Louisville City Council. Prior to his election to council, Cooperman served on the Sustainability Advisory Board and founded the Louisville Sustainability Alliance. As a council member, Cooperman has worked to support small business, minimize wildfire risk, and preserve historical sites. Cooperman is dedicated to connecting with the Louisville community whether it is through tabling at the farmers market or on the Louisville Bee City USA Committee. 
Also running is Denise Montagu. 
ProgressNow Colorado recognizes Josh Cooperman as the progressive choice due to his proven track record as a council member and because of the endorsements Cooperman has received.

Judi Kern is running for reelection to Louisville City Council Ward 2. She was elected to this position in 2023 and has shown her dedication to the people of Louisville. She voted "No" on the restriping of Via Appia in order to find new solutions for pedestrian safety and emergency services. Kern wants to continue to work on disaster resilience in the wake of the Marshall fire and in developing Louisville's economy and businesses. She was appointed by Governor Polis to the Regional Air Quality Board to fight climate change and improve ozone levels.
She is running unopposed for Ward 2 but voters can be confident that Judi Kern is the progressive choice for Louisville City Council.

Dietrich Hoefner is running for reelection to Ward 3 of the Louisville City Council. He serves on the Finance, Commuting Solutions, Colorado Municipal League Policy, and Superior Joint Issues Committees. He does not currently have a platform website.

Deann Bucher is running for the Boulder Valley School District School Board District E. Bucher has had a varied career in education having taught at Monarch High School as well as working as a mentor and curriculum specialist. Bucher has sponsored GSA clubs and worked closely with the No Place for Hate program in schools. Since retiring from BVSD, she now works in a private school serving students with specialized social and educational needs. Bucher would be the first openly gay school board member and the first educator to fill the seat in 20 years. Bucher hopes to support equality, academic excellence, and student and family support in District E with the BVSD school board.   
Also running is Jeffery Anderson.
Dedicated to the students and famillies of BVSD, Deann Bucher is the progressive choice for the BVSD School Board in District E.

Nicole Rajpal is running unopposed for reelection to the District B seat of the Boulder Valley School District Board. She is the current Board President and previously served as Treasurer. Rajpal is a registered dietitian which has taken her to work in pediatric hospitals and community colleges. She is dedicated to continuing her work with the school board with specific focuses on opportunity and success rates, staff and student wellbeing, and good governance. Though unopposed, PNC supports Nicole Rajpal as the progressive choice for BVSD school board’s District B seat. 

Ana Temu Otting is running unopposed for the District F seat of the Boulder Valley School District School Board. Otting is an experienced advocate, having worked in lobbying and organizing for immigration issues for many years. The daughter of immigrants herself, Otting understands the uplifting impact of public education for students of all backgrounds. Otting has experience as a professional in non-profit work, philanthropy, local government, and small business. She aims to bring this experience, as well as a focus on equity, partnership, and transparent budgeting, to the BVSD School Board. Though unopposed, Ana Temu Otting is the clear progressive choice for District F.