Boulder City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Dave Martus
Candidate for City Council
Dave Martus is running for Boulder City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 5 seats.
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Senior advisor at Upwelling Capital Group and first-time candidate for Boulder City Council. He previously held positions at several investment firms.
- Campaign website
- daveforboulder.com
Jameson Goldstein and Dave Martus did not attend the Boulder Chamber candidate forum on Aug. 26. Boulder Daily Camera · Aug 27, 2026
Where Dave Martus stands: positions on the record
Recreation and Safety Bond1 sourced position
email to Boulder Reporting Lab
Opposes the $400 million bond measure, calling his no vote a vote of no confidence.
“My no vote on ballot measure 2K is a vote of no confidence”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab · Sep 29, 2026
License-plate readers1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Would end Boulder's use of Flock Safety's license-plate reader system.
“Yes. I would end Boulder’s use of Flock Safety’s automated license-plate-reader system.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Wildfire1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Says Boulder should require existing homes in the highest-risk areas to meet a wildfire-hardening standard, with need-based financing.
“Boulder should require existing homes in the highest-risk areas to meet a wildfire-hardening standard, with need-based financing options.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Says the current homelessness strategy is broadly working and wants a public performance dashboard.
“What I would add is a more rigorous public performance dashboard.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Housing1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Would modernize Title 9 and streamline permitting, and use city land freed by the Western Campus move for a community land trust model.
“The first thing we should do is modernize Title 9 (land use code) and streamline the permitting process.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Benita Duran
- Sam Fuqua
- Lee Gilbert
- Jill Grano
- Rachel Rose Isaacson
- Ryan Jamieson
- Tina Marquis (incumbent)
- Scott Rendleman
- Jamillah Richmond
- Ryan Schuchard (incumbent)
- Lynn Segal
- Tara Winer (incumbent)
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