John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver



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How good is John Hickenlooper?
Mayor of Denver, USA

City Mayors invites its readers to assess the performance in office of John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver. Please rate his overall performance by awarding him marks out of ten. '1' signifies an extremely poor performance, while '10' would rate his performance as outstanding. Please also provide details of what in your opinion are the mayor’s best and worst decisions.

Update June 2011: John Hickenlooper is no longer mayor of Denver

Over time, Mayor Monitor will provide a valuable track record of the mayor's successes and failures as well as his popularity among residents and a wider public. The results will be published on the City Mayors website and updated regularly.

Please assess Mayor Hickenlooper not more than once a month. In order to eliminate multiple submissions and/or fraudulent as well as organised rating by political friends and foes of the mayor, all submissions are processed manually and, if deemed questionable, cross-checked. Thank you for participating.


RESULTS FOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER:
Performance index:
January 2011: 6.88 points out of 10
May 2010: 6.54 points out of 10
February 2010: 6.61 points out of 10
December 2009: 6.88 points out of 10
October 2009: 6.90 points out of 10
August 2009: 6.98 points out of 10

July 2009: 7.11 points out of 10
April 2009: 7.49 points out of 10

COMMENTS:
Thumbs up:
Maria H (Denver): Mayor White has a vision for Denver, which will make the city a magnet for America's young creatives. Tomorrow's entrepreneurs are attracted to outward-looking cities.
•Trevor C (Denver): I admire the mayor for his courage to provide people, whatever their origin or status, security in a dangerous world.
• N Gargaro (From outside Denver): Cleaning up the city for the Democratic National Convention. I live in the suburbs of Denver and it was nice to see Denver cleaned up.Went downtown for the taste of Colorado and loved all the flowers.


Thumbs down:
• Samantha W (Denver): Firing city employees, forcing furlough days and forcing first responders (cops/sheriffs/fire fighters) to take pay cuts or else be fired, then spending 3 MILLION dollers on "pet projects" like the homeless initiatives (which haven't decreased homelessness in Denver AT ALL!) Seems to be he has money for things to "feather" his political nest, but no money for things that are necessary.
• Scott H (Denver): Not backing an immigration policy that makes sense
• W C (Denver): Building a vast sanctuary city for illegals and homeless people plus not keeping DIA airport open on tough snow days.
• Barb M (Denver): 1. Making the city a "Safe Haven" for illegal immegrants.
2. Wasted money on repaving the alley ways in Denver
3. Allowing Council Members 4.55% pay increases while making city employees take furlough days.
4. Not instituting "Work from Home" schedules for city employees.
• Anon (Denver): You let Southwest Airlines into Denver and now Frontier Airlines is facing extinction. You have NEVER stood behind Frontier and now 5,000 plus people are in serious jeopardy of losing their jobs. This is Denver's hometown airline. DO SOMETHING!!!!!!
• Ciycite (Denver): Hickenlooper lacks a vision for the city and the attention span to implement.
Turning Denver into a sanctuary city for illegal aliens to pander for future votes of the Hispanic voters!

• N Gargaro (From outside Denver): Why is Denver a sanctuary city for illegals?Every time I hear another person dead at the hands of someone not supposed to be in our country, I get mad!! Think about what you are doing to the taxpayers who just happen to pay your salary! How come all of my family has to have a valid driver's license and insurance?


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