City of Northglenn

Ryan Easterling-Babin is running for Ward 3 of the Northglenn City Council. Easterling-Babin is the vice-chair of Northglenn’s Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity Board (DISE). Raised in Louisiana and Mississippi, Easterling-Babin hopes to bring his heritage to Northglenn by embodying a welcoming and compassionate attitude. He aims to build bridges to success and quality of life for all. 
Opposing Easterling-Babin are Mark Bromley and Richard Atsuhiko Kondo. Bromley is outspoken in his distaste for the DISE Board, nicknaming it “Dysfunction, Insensitivity, Socialism, Expensive” on his website. 
Ryan Easterling-Babin is the trustworthy progressive candidate that Ward 3 Northglenn residents can feel confident in.

Jody Roper is running for reelection to the Northglenn City Council Ward 4. She was originally elected to this seat in 2023 and in her time as counselor she has served the Historic Preservation Commission, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, and as a Rocky Mountain Partnership Representative. Roper is Principal at Thunder Vista PK-8 and is working towards a doctorate in education. Her campaign priorities include public safety, environmental protections, arts and culture funding, and youth involvement. Roper hopes to continue her representation of all of Northglenn regardless of background or differences.
With her proven success as a city council member and progressive ideals, Jody Roper is the progressive choice for Northglenn Ward 4.

Madison Leighty is running for Northglenn City Council Ward 1. She has worked as Board Member on the Northglenn DISE Board, as a campaign manager, and as intern to the Northglenn Mayor. Leighty does not have a tremendously visible platform, however, ProgressNow Colorado recognizes her as the progressive choice over her opponent, Nicholas Walker. 
In June of 2023, Walker walked out of the city council chambers when a scheduled discussion regarding the city’s Pride Proclamation was occurring. When questioned by the city and DISE board, Walker stated "I would like to say that I won't be bullied or intimidated, and whether it's from a virtue-signaling email from the city staff or a hateful and vulgar message I received from a sitting DISE board member," This dismissive and defensive response to diversity, inclusivity, and accountability does not inspire confidence in Walker’s ability to represent Northglenn. His fellow council members voted to censure Walker in condemnation of his behavior.
Due to her dedication to diversity, inclusion, and social equity, Madison Leighty is the progressive choice for Northglenn Ward 1.

Joshua Sievers is running for the Ward 2 seat of the Northglenn City Council. Sievers is a Marine Corps Veteran and currently works as a facilities and maintenance director for a senior living community. He currently serves as the Ward 2 board member for the Citizens Affairs Board of Northglenn. 
His opponent, Jordan Stransky, is a write-in and will not appear on official ballots. Despite minimal opposition for Ward 2, Northglenn can be confident in Joshua Seivers as a strong voice for progress.. 

Ike Anyanwu-Ebo is running for the Adams 12 School Board. The son of a single-mother teacher, Anyanwu-Ebo knows the importance of education, resilience, and hard work. He is a mechanical engineer with experience in systems thinking and collaborative problem solving. Anyanwu-Ebo serves as secretary on the Adams 12 District Accountability Committee and is a member of the School Accountability Committees at both Rocky Top Middle and Horizon High Schools. Anyanwu-Ebo is dedicated to equity and accessibility. His campaign pillars include improving mental health infrastructure, supporting academic success, and incorporating data driven decision making. 
Also running for Adams 12 is Juan Evans.
Due to the progressive language of his campaign, voters can count on Ike Anyanwu-Ebo to be best most progressive choice for Adams 12.