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- Johnston's veto deadline is noon Friday. Here's what he already said about each amendment's subject: No decision had been posted Thursday morning. The mayor's October budget letter touched on all five subjects, and any veto would take nine Council votes to override on Monday.
- Mejía's lead in Denver's at-large race grows in the latest count: The city's 5 p.m. Wednesday update has Melissa Adriana Mejía at 29.2%, about 25,000 votes ahead of Monica Martinez. Nearly one in four ballots skipped the race.
- Updated Denver count: every city measure still passing as turnout tops 52%: About 31,000 more ballots were counted by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Margins on 2H, 2I, 2J, 2K, 311 and DPS's 4A barely moved. Here's where each stands and what comes next.
- Denver voters rejected the fentanyl penalties measure 2-to-1. Statewide, it was ahead: Proposition 132 had about 34% yes in Denver's latest count and about 52.5% statewide on election night. Denver also turned down Amendments 81 and 82 by wider margins than the state. The Council opposed all three.
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Denver City Council
- Amanda Sandoval, District 1
- Kevin Flynn, District 2
- Jamie Torres, District 3
- Diana Romero Campbell, District 4
- Amanda Sawyer, District 5
- Paul Kashmann, District 6
- Flor Alvidrez, District 7
- Shontel Lewis, District 8
- Darrell Watson, District 9
- Chris Hinds, District 10
- Stacie Gilmore, District 11
- Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, At-Large