The Nov. 4 off-year election will feature two state ballot issues and a wide array of local measures and candidates running for office, but no federal or statewide races.

Several proposals were narrowly rejected, including suggestions to dedicate $2 million to the Denver Basic Income Project.

“It’s painful,” said a federal worker and mother of two in Highlands Ranch. “It’s painful that this was my dream job. … I’ve given my career, and most of my working life, to this job.”

DPS is down 1,200 students — mostly immigrant children who had offset the impact of falling birth rates — and, in turn, will receive $18.5 million less annually in per-pupil funding.

The Denver Broncos’ Burnham Yard plan could bring SoFi-style mixed-use development, blending housing, retail, and entertainment with a new stadium.

The timing of Biden’s actions made the plans vulnerable to the Congressional Review Act.