Michael Deuel News Today

The city of Grand Junction released updated election results Thursday, with no major changes in any of the races.

In Grand Junction’s municipal election Tuesday, final unofficial results showed two of the three contested City Council races to be blowouts, with one race still close.

In preliminary voting Tuesday, Scott Beilfuss, Cody Kennedy and Jason Nguyen were on track to be Grand Junction’s newest City Council members.

In the first round of election results Tuesday, the ballot initiative supporting a recreation center in Grand Junction was leading by a large margin, 7,528 to 4,995.

Grand Junction will have a new recreation center and the Grand Junction will have three new city council members.

City of Grand Junction election staff and judges met Thursday for training and testing of the ballot-counting machines to be used in the April 4 municipal election.

Some of the names on the ballot for the April 4 City Council election will likely be familiar to voters this year. While we like to see new leaders emerge,

In the April 4 City Council elections, some of the races do present a clear choice for the future of Grand Junction. Do we want to lift up new voices

With four City Council seats open in this year’s April 4 election, voters will get to decide what the majority of that board looks like for the next two years.

With the Grand Junction City Council election coming up on April 4, The Daily Sentinel sent questionnaires to the candidates running in opposed races.