In the News
News stories, voter guides, and endorsements covering Jack and the race for RTD District O.
Ballots are due November 3. Before you vote, read what reporters and voter guides have to say about Jack.
Meet the candidates in Boulder’s surprisingly contentious RTD board race ↗
Boulder Reporting Lab covers the race, from Jack’s yard signs turning up in a dumpster to his opponent’s husband asking if he knows “what the letters RTD stand for.”
Yellow Scene 2026 Election Guide ↗
Yellow Scene endorses Jack, who calls for a full audit of RTD’s budget, its first network redesign since the 1970s, and finally delivering Northwest Rail.
Daily Camera voter guide ↗
Jack’s profile in the 2026 Boulder County voter guide.
Boulder County DSA 2026 Voter Guide ↗
Boulder County DSA recommends Jack as a noted labor advocate for RTD workers, citing his push to electrify RTD and improve transit for riders with disabilities.
Denver Post RTD District O Candidate Q&A ↗
Jack tells The Denver Post that a $539 million diesel bus purchase is driving RTD’s shortfall, and that base fares shouldn’t rise above $3.
Stance on Science questionnaire ↗
How Jack uses data in his transit advocacy, and his pledge to independently verify RTD’s system redesign before voting to adopt it.
Denverite voter guide profile ↗
Jack lays out his plan to reverse RTD’s ridership decline and finally deliver the train to Boulder and Longmont.
Boulder Colorado Voter Guide recommends Jack ↗
Eric Budd’s guide to Boulder’s 2026 ballot picks Jack for RTD District O.
Jack leads the fight to save Route 228 ↗
Jack built savethe228.com and posted signs at bus stops to rally riders against RTD’s plan to cut Superior’s only neighborhood bus route.