Thank you for Voting!
Meet your newly elected Colorado Springs City CouncilmembersThe HBA congratulates the winners of the April 1, 2025, Colorado Springs municipal election. We are proud to have participated in this important process and are grateful to all the candidates who stepped up to serve our community.
While not all of the candidates endorsed by the HBA PAC were successful in their campaigns, we remain committed to supporting the newly elected councilmembers and providing them with industry expertise as they take on the important work of guiding Colorado Springs’ growth.
Elected Councilmembers:
- District 1: Dave Donelson
- District 2: Tom Bailey
- District 3: Brandy Williams
- District 4: Kimberly Gold
- District 5: Nancy Henjum
- District 6: Roland Rainey
We look forward to working with these elected leaders on the issues that matter to our members and the broader community, including attainable housing, thoughtful planning, water and infrastructure policy, and the protection of private property rights.
Thank you to the many HBA members who helped amplify our Voter Guide and encouraged informed participation across their companies and networks. The engagement of our membership in local elections helps ensure that housing and development remain a priority as our region continues to grow.
The HBA and our PAC have a long history of participating in local elections to ensure thoughtful policies support a strong future for our industry and the communities we serve. We are ready to collaborate with the new council as partners in building a vibrant, forward-thinking Colorado Springs.
Each election our PAC diligently researches candidates to make endorsements and recommendations to support candidates who reflect the values and principles of the HBA. The PAC-endorsed candidates share our goal of being able to build safe, attainable housing to meet the region’s needs, while respecting private property rights, maintaining a good permitting and regulatory environment, and developing smart policies on key issues like fees, taxes, water resources and other issues critical to our members.
- There are 24/7 secure ballot drop boxes throughout the county to return your ballot.
- Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Postmarks do not count.