Events
Canvassing events
WARD 5
Friday, 10/10 at 5pm
Mission Viejo Park
3999 S Mission St, 80013
Sunday, 10/12 at 9am
Wheatlands Community Park
6171 S Wheatlands Pkwy, 80016
Thursday, 10/16 at 5pm
Gateway Highschool
1300 S Sable Blvd, 80012
Friday, 10/17 at 5pm
Los Ninos Park
3904 S Idalia St, 80013
Sunday, 10/19 at 9am
Anchor Point Park
6855 S Robertsdale Way, 80016
Thursday, 10/23 at 5pm
Rocky Ridge Park
16200 E Mississippi Ave, 80017
Friday, 10/24 at 5pm
Mission Viejo Library
15324 E Hampden Cir, 80013
Sunday, 10/26 at 9am
Pine Ridge Elementary School
6525 S Wheatlands Pkwy, 80016
Thursday, 10/30 at 5pm
Eastridge Community Elementary
11777 E Wesley Ave, 80014
Friday, 10/31 at 4pm
Rangeview Highschool
17599 E Iliff Ave, 80013
LET'S WIN AURORA
Canvass with AEA Endorsed APS Candidates
Saturday, 10/11 at 10AM
Bicentennial Park
13655 E Bayaud Ave 80011
🍩☕️ free coffee & donuts provided
Join the Teachers' Union endorsed candidates on Saturday, October 11th at 10AM as we get out the vote for Dr. Anne Keke, Kristin Mallory Westerberg, Tramaine Duncan, and Gayla Charrier for APS School Board! No prior experience necessary; all you need is a good pair of walking shoes and a charged cell phone.
LET'S WIN AURORA
Canvass with Arapahoe Dems
Sunday, 10/12 at 10:30AM
Del Mar Park
12000 E Sixth Ave, 80010
☕️ free breakfast provided
Meet Aurora's Democratic candidates, enjoy a light breakfast, then take a beautiful fall walk while letting community members know they have the power to make change where it matters most
LET'S WIN AURORA
Canvass with Unions and Congressman Crow
Saturday, 10/25 at 11AM
Utah Park Pavilion
1800 S Peoria St 80012
Event Calendar
Want to meet Alli and talk about what matters to you? This calendar lists upcoming events where you can connect with Alli in person, ask questions, and share your thoughts about Aurora. No matter your reason, you are warmly invited.
News
Press Release
Alli Jackson Announces Candidacy for Aurora City Council At-Large Community-First Leader, Social Worker, and Advocate for Families and Economic Growth Enters Race
Aurora, CO – Alli Jackson, a dedicated social worker, mother, and lifelong advocate, has officially announced her candidacy for Aurora City Council At-Large. Running on a “Community First” platform, Jackson is committed to ensuring that Aurora’s growth benefits all residents—not just big corporations or special interests.
"Aurora changed my family’s life, and I’m running to protect that legacy and build a brighter future for our city," said Jackson. "I’ve seen new development bring opportunity, but I’ve also watched too many neighbors struggle to afford living here. We need leadership that puts people first, listens to our community, and ensures that Aurora remains a place where families, workers, and small businesses can thrive."
Alli Jackson Announces Candidacy for Aurora City Council At-Large Community-First Leader, Social Worker, and Advocate for Families and Economic Growth Enters Race
Jackson’s campaign is centered on economic growth, family support, and community wellness, with policies focused on:
Economic Growth for All – Expanding small business grants, creating job pipelines from schools to high-paying careers, and fighting price gouging that drives up the cost of living.
Family Matters – Advocating for affordable childcare, expanding after-school and recreational programs, and ensuring families have access to mental health and social services.
Community Wellness – Strengthening relationships between social services and the city, increasing funding for affordable housing, and protecting Aurora’s natural spaces.
A Deep Commitment to Aurora
Jackson’s roots in Aurora run deep. The daughter of a Black veteran and a Russian immigrant, she grew up attending Aurora Public Schools and working in the community from the age of 16. Her experience spans customer service, higher education, and social services, giving her a firsthand understanding of the challenges and opportunities residents face.
As a social worker, homeowner, and both a biological and foster mom, Jackson has dedicated her career to fighting for families and youth. She has served on Aurora’s Charter Review Board, participated in civic leadership training, and attended ward meetings, proving her commitment to local government and community engagement.
A Campaign Focused on the People
Jackson promises to be a visible, accessible, and engaged leader. "I will meet the community where they are—not just in city council chambers, but in our neighborhoods, schools, and small businesses," she said. "Aurora’s diversity is our strength, and I will fight for policies that reflect the needs of all our residents, not just the powerful few."
Running for an At-Large seat, Jackson will represent all of Aurora and invites community members to join the movement and share their voices on what Aurora needs to thrive.
For more information about Alli Jackson’s
Visit http://allijacksonforaurora.com
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Email: alli@jacksonforaurora.com
ABOUT ALLI JACKSON
Alli Jackson, a resident of Ward I, is a mother of two and holds a Master's degree in Social Work and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and English from the University of Denver. She enjoys reading, spending time with her family, and discussing politics. Alli believes in inclusivity and welcomes everyone at her table. Her favorite aspect of Aurora is the diverse culture and cuisine.
