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Nobody in the crowded Denver mayor’s race is breaking out yet: “This thing is up for grabs”

With 17 candidates in field — city’s largest in decades — and voters just tuning in, unpredictability reigns

There are currently 17 candidate vying to become Denver's next mayor. Pictured on top row, from left to right are: Andy Rougeot, Debbie Ortega, Ean Thomas Tafoya, Kelly Brough, Leslie Herod and Lisa Calderón. Pictured in the middle row, from left to right are: Mike Johnston, Thomas Wolf, Trinidad Rodriguez, Kwame Spearman and Chris Hansen. Pictured in the bottom row, from left to right are: Al Gardner, Aurelio Martinez, James Walsh, Renate Behrens, Robert Treta and Terrance Roberts. (Photos by The Denver Post and provided by Al Gardner)
There are currently 17 candidate vying to become Denver’s next mayor. Pictured on top row, from left to right are: Andy Rougeot, Debbie Ortega, Ean Thomas Tafoya, Kelly Brough, Leslie Herod and Lisa Calderón. Pictured in the middle row, from left to right are: Mike Johnston, Thomas Wolf, Trinidad Rodriguez, Kwame Spearman and Chris Hansen. Pictured in the bottom row, from left to right are: Al Gardner, Aurelio Martinez, James Walsh, Renate Behrens, Robert Treta and Terrance Roberts. (Photos by The Denver Post and provided by Al Gardner)
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Getting your player ready...
The crowded Denver mayor's race is quickly nearing the home stretch, but there's little indication that any of the 17 candidates are breaking out of the pack just yet.
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