Election

The Town of Mountain Village will hold a regular municipal election on Tuesday, June 27, 2023, to elect four Town Council members.

2023 Town Council Candidates

Eleven electorates are running for four seats in the 2023 Town Council election. The candidates are listed in the order in which they will appear on the ballot. This was drawn at random on Monday, May 15.

Frank Hensen
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Douglas Tooley
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Martinique Davis Prohaska
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Jonathan Greenspan
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Huascar E. Gomez (Rick)
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Scott Pearson
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Tucker Magid
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Heather Knox
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Allison McClain
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Peter Duprey
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Meet the 10 candidates running for Town Council at our Candidate Forum Tuesday, June 6. If you are unable to attend in person you can live-stream the forum or watch on-demand.

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Election Information

All Town of Mountain Village elections are conducted by mail ballot. ‘Voter Verification Cards’ will be mailed 45 days in advance of the 2023 election. Please verify that the information on the card is correct and return it promptly to ensure a mail ballot is sent. Please contact the Town Clerk's office for any questions. Ballots will be mailed to active registered voters between June 5 and 12 and may be returned either by mail or in-person to Town Hall, located at 455 Mountain Village Blvd. Suite A or before June 27. On Election Day, the polling place at Town Hall will be open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

More Election Information

To learn more about the Town's election process, please click on the accordions below.

Voter Registration Information

The Town of Mountain Village takes your right to vote seriously and includes both legal residents and non-resident property owners. A legal resident is any person who has maintained a principal residence within the town for at least 30 consecutive days prior to a scheduled town election and fulfills voter registration requirements. A non-resident property owner is an owner of real property located within town limits who is not a legal resident of the town but may become a registered elector and thus qualified to vote in Town of Mountain Village elections.

The deadline to register to vote in the 2023 election was 5 p.m. Friday, May 26, 2023.

Residential Voter Registration Requirements

Electors must be at least 18 years old on the date of the election.
Must be registered to vote. Residents should register at govotecolorado.com and non-residents must complete the Mountain Village Voter Registration Form.
For address changes, please complete a Change of Address Request Form.
To verify your voter registration status with the State of Colorado visit govotecolorado.com.

Non-Resident Property Owner Requirements

Fulfill voter registration requirements (see above).
Hold the title to a property in natural name, not in the name of a trust, partnership, corporation, etc.
Owner of record of real property for 30 consecutive days immediately prior to the election date during which time you have owned at least 50 percent of the fee title interest in the real property. However, such property interest shall not include ownership of parking spaces, religious or other charitable facilities, hotel units, roads or common areas intended for non-profit use.

If you meet these requirements and have registered and/or voted in a Mountain Village election during the past four years, or if you have registered to vote with the San Miguel County Clerk with a Mountain Village address during the past four years, you are automatically registered to vote in the Mountain Village Regular Municipal Election. Contact the Town Clerk’s Office via email with any questions or to confirm your voter status.

** Please note: voter information on this webpage is for Mountain Village Town Council elections only, and if you wish to vote in San Miguel County, State of Colorado or Federal elections, you must register with the State of Colorado or San Miguel County.

Voter Registration List

The Town’s Voter Registration List is maintained to facilitate the municipal election process. Individual voter records may only be changed with written notice. Records will be kept as to the most recent date you voted in our municipal election. Records will be purged if:

You fail to vote in two consecutive municipal elections or for four consecutive years, whichever period is longer; or
During our audit process or otherwise, we receive notification of the sale or transfer of Mountain Village property, or we determine that you no longer own a minimum of 50 percent of the fee title interest in the subject real property, or you no longer hold title to the property in your natural name.

Voter Ineligibility

You will receive a notification if you are no longer an eligible voter for Town of Mountain Village elections, and the reason for your ineligibility. For more details regarding the maintenance of our voter registration list, you may review the resolution regarding Procedures for Maintaining the Voter Registration.

Election

2023 Town Council Candidates

Frank Hensen

Douglas Tooley

Martinique Davis Prohaska

Jonathan Greenspan

Huascar E. Gomez (Rick)

Scott Pearson

Tucker Magid

Heather Knox

Allison McClain

Peter Duprey

Election Information

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