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Residents in a Denver neighborhood near Holly Hills want to form a Registered Neighborhood Organization to fight plans for an incoming micro-community.

For the first time in 12 years and just the fifth time since 1968, Denver has a new elected mayor.

The candidates who won or lost their races in Denvers just-concluded municipal election werent the only winners and losers on June 6.

The initial round of unofficial returns posted just after 7 p.m. showed Johnston ahead of Brough, 53% to 47%, with 62,504 votes to her 54,461.

With only one day left in the race, the candidates are attacking each other for links to corporate interests and out-of-state donors. Centrist politicians, law enforcement groups and the business community are supporting Kelly Brough. Mike Johnston has racked up endorsements from most labor unions, progressive organizations and left-leaning elected officials.

With only one day left in the race, the candidates are attacking each other for links to corporate interests and out-of-state donors. Centrist politicians, law enforcement groups and the business community are supporting Kelly Brough. Mike Johnston has racked up endorsements from most labor unions, progressive organizations and left-leaning elected officials.

Its down to the wire in Denvers municipal runoff election, as voters choose between Mike Johnston and Kelly Brough to fill the office of departing Mayor Michael Hancock.

The outside spending group backing Mike Johnston for Denver mayor is blowing by Kelly Brough in the runoff race for the city's top office thanks, in part, to half a million dollars from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg

New Yawk billionaire Michael Bloomberg is throwing his capitalist bucks into the Denver mayoral race backing Mike Johnston with more than a half million dollars. The radical activist, former Gotham mayor, and owner of the publishing empire that bears his name donated the money through the Advancing

The political ad discussing the money spent to help elect Kelly Brough's opponent, Mike Johnston, conveniently leaves out the outside money benefiting her.