Boulder City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Tina Marquis
Candidate for City Council (incumbent)
Tina Marquis, the incumbent, is running for Boulder City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 5 seats.
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Boulder City Council member and former Boulder Valley school board president. She served eight years on the Boulder Valley School District Board of Education.
- Campaign website
- www.tinaforboulder.com
Where Tina Marquis stands: positions on the record
Recreation and Safety Bond1 sourced position
remarks reported by Boulder Reporting Lab
Supports the $400 million bond measure to catch up on deferred maintenance.
“We need to focus on catching up with our deferred maintenance and then we can move on with a fiscally sustainable plan that relies less on large taxes like this”
Forum answerBoulder Reporting Lab · Sep 29, 2026
License-plate readers1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Says the city has limited who can access Flock data and how long it is kept, and is very interested in alternatives to license-plate readers.
“However, I am very interested in alternatives to license plate readers while maintaining public safety.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Wildfire1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Says Boulder should adopt an ordinance to harden homes in the high-risk wildland-urban interface, with voluntary hardening as the initial focus.
“Boulder should adopt an ordinance to ensure homes in the high risk wildfire urban interface are hardened.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Area III2 sourced positions
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Supports limited development in Area III next to current city limits, with housing like the Holiday and Dakota Ridge neighborhoods.
“Finally, I support limited development in Area III adjacent to current city limits”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Voted yes to find enough community need to keep considering a plan to extend city services into the Area III-Planning Reserve (passed 7-2, Feb. 2026).
Airport1 sourced position
Voted yes on applying for an FAA grant for airport pavement maintenance (approved 6-2, Sept. 2026).
Council voteBoulder City Council action summary, Sept. 17, 2026 (FAA airport grant application) · Sep 17, 2026
Downtown Development Authority1 sourced position
Voted no on referring a Downtown Development Authority to the November ballot (failed 4-4, Aug. 2026).
Council voteBoulder Reporting Lab · Aug 6, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Supports 2027 budget funding to continue the homelessness strategy, including Downtown Ambassadors, urban rangers and the Re-Imagine Policing plan.
“I am supporting the 2027 budget allocations to continue this work”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Past candidacy1 sourced position
Ran for Boulder City Council in 2023 (won).
Own statementBoulder County Elections
Also running for City Council
- Benita Duran
- Sam Fuqua
- Lee Gilbert
- Jill Grano
- Rachel Rose Isaacson
- Ryan Jamieson
- Dave Martus
- Scott Rendleman
- Jamillah Richmond
- Ryan Schuchard (incumbent)
- Lynn Segal
- Tara Winer (incumbent)
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