Michael Hancock (Colorado politician)

Michael Hancock (Colorado politician): Michael B. Hancock

45th^[1] Mayor of Denver

Incumbent

Assumed office
July 18, 2011^[1]

Preceded by Bill Vidal

Personal details

Born 1969
Fort Hood, Texas

Spouse(s) Mary Louise Lee

Alma mater Hastings College

Website [1]

Michael B. Hancock (born 1969)^[2] is the 45th and current mayor of Denver, Colorado.^[1] He was sworn in on July 18, 2011^[1] after defeating Chris Romer in a runoff election on June 7, 2011.^[3] He is Denver's second African-American mayor.

Biography

Born in Fort Hood, Texas, Hancock moved with his family to Denver as an infant. He and his twin sister are the youngest of ten children. He graduated from Denver's Manual High School and attended Hastings College in Nebraska. He also earned a Masters of Arts degree in public administration management from the University of Colorado Denver.^[4]

At the time he was elected Mayor, Hancock was in his second term as a member of the Denver City Council. During his tenure on the City Council, he served two terms as Council president, the last ending in 2008.

Hancock and former Colorado State Senator Peter Groff co-wrote the book, Standing in the Gap: Leadership for the 21st Century, published in 2004.

Michael Hancock is married to actress and vocalist Mary Louise Lee. They have three children.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Meyer, Jeremy P. (2011-07-18). "Michael Hancock is sworn in as Denver's 45th Mayor". Denver Post. http://www.denverpost.com/politics/ci_18500625. Retrieved 2011-07-18.

^ "Michael Hancock - Elections Colorado Profile". Denver Post. http://data.denverpost.com/election/candidates/michael-hancock/.

^ "Michael Hancock wins Denver Mayoral runoff election". http://www.9news.com/news/article/202272/71/Michael-Hancock-wins-Denver-mayoral-runoff-election.

^ About Counc. Michael B. Hancock

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Campaign website

City Council website for District 11

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Michael B. Hancock

45th^[1] Mayor of Denver
Incumbent
Assumed office July 18, 2011^[1]
Preceded by	Bill Vidal
Personal details
Born	1969 Fort Hood, Texas
Spouse(s)	Mary Louise Lee
Alma mater	Hastings College
Website	[1]

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Name	Hancock, Michael
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	1969
Place of birth	Fort Hood, Texas
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	v · d · e The City and County of Denver, Colorado The Mile High City
About	History \| Geography \| Landmarks \| Neighborhoods \| Street system \| Diversity \| Economy \| Commerce \| Law and government \| Education \| Public schools \| Music \| Television \| Radio \| Denverites \| Images
Mayor	Michael Hancock
City Council	Susan Shepherd \| Jeanne Faatz \| Paul López \| Peggy Lehmann \| Mary Beth Susman \| Charlie Brown \| Chris Nevitt (President) \| Albus Brooks \| Judy H. Montero \| Jeanne Robb \| Chris Herndon \| Debbie Ortega \| Robin Kniech
Landmarks and culture	16th Street Mall \| Avenue Theater \| Black American West Museum \| Brown Palace Hotel \| Buckhorn Exchange \| Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception \| Civic Center \| Colorado Convention Center \| Colorado State Capitol \| Confluence Park \| Coors Field \| D&F Tower \| Denver's Downtown Aquarium \| Denver Art Museum \| Denver Botanic Gardens \| Denver Mint \| Denver Museum of Nature and Science \| Denver Center for the Performing Arts \| Denver Public Library \| Denver Zoo \| Elitch Gardens Theme Park \| Ellie Caulkins Opera House \| Four Mile House \| Invesco Field \| Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art \| Molly Brown House \| Pepsi Center \| Red Rocks \| Richthofen Castle \| Sakura Square \| Tattered Cover \| Union Station \| Wells Fargo Center \| Wings Over the Rockies Museum
Colleges and Universities	University of Colorado Denver \| Metropolitan State College of Denver \| Community College of Denver \| University of Denver \| Regis University
Corporate leaders	Comcast \| EnCana Corporation \| Frontier Airlines \| Gray Line Worldwide \| Janus Capital Group \| JD Edwards \| MediaNews Group \| Newmont Mining \| Oracle \| Patina Oil and Gas \| Quark, Inc. \| Quizno's \| Samsonite \| Starz-Encore \| Washington Group International \| Western Gas Resources \| United Airlines
Sports franchises	Denver Broncos \| Colorado Rockies \| Colorado Avalanche \| Denver Nuggets \| Colorado Rapids \| Colorado Crush \| Colorado Mammoth \| Denver Outlaws

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