Tools for the People
Free, open-source tools to hold power accountable and protect your rights. Built by the community, for the community.
Denver Eviction Tracker
Eviction data from the Princeton Eviction Lab and Colorado Judicial Branch, plus defense resources for tenants facing eviction. Track the crisis and know your rights.
Launch Tool →Eviction Crisis: By the Numbers
15,953 families faced eviction in 2025 - 72% above pre-pandemic levels. Scroll through the data: the surge, the neighborhoods hit hardest, and the safety net that's collapsing.
Explore Data →Rent Control Calculator
Enter your current rent and see how much you'd save under Denver For All's rent stabilization plan. Compare with and without vacancy decontrol. Generate a shareable graphic for social media.
Launch Tool →Follow the Money
Council voting scorecard on progressive priorities, plus direct links to search campaign contributions on SearchLight Denver and Colorado TRACER. See how your council member votes -- and who funds them.
Launch Tool →Know Your Rights
AI-powered tenant rights assistant available 24/7 in English and Spanish. Ask questions about eviction, repairs, deposits, discrimination, and more. Chat or call - powered by real legal knowledge, not generic AI.
Launch Tool →Council Candidate Tracker
Where do your City Council candidates stand on public safety, housing, and the issues that matter? A public-record guide to the candidates in Denver's 2027 council races - their positions, backgrounds, and track records.
View Guide →Mayoral Tracker
The mayor proposes the budget, runs the police, and vetoes legislation. A public-record guide to the declared candidates for Denver Mayor - their positions, backgrounds, and track records.
View Guide →2026 Colorado Primary Results
Who won Colorado's June 30, 2026 statewide and congressional primaries - governor, Denver's U.S. House seats, attorney general, and secretary of state - and the matchups now set for November.
View Results →Money in Denver Politics
Outside spending exploded 380% from 2019 to 2023. Billionaire donors, real estate PACs, and the Fair Elections Fund. Scroll through who pays for Denver politics - and what they get.
Explore Data →Sidewalk Data Explorer
43% of Denver's sidewalks are missing or deficient. Scroll through the data to see where the gaps are, which streets are most dangerous, and how transit access fails the neighborhoods that need it most.
Explore Data →State Sponsor Tracker
Track Colorado General Assembly legislators sponsoring bills aligned with our platform. See which state reps and senators are pushing progressive housing, labor, climate, and civil rights bills in the 2026 session.
View Sponsors →Resistbot Campaigns
Pre-written letter templates targeting every level of government. Copy a letter, text RESIST to 50409, and send it to your officials in under 2 minutes. Convert letters to petitions that anyone can sign.
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