It was City Council candidate Jennifer Robins. On a stormy night in Northern Colorado, residents crowded into New Vista High School for the 2025 Boulder City Council Forum. Dozens wore “Free Palestine” T-shirts, a pointed reminder of Boulder City Council’s recent refusal to divest from companies tied to Israel. Just last week, a City Council meeting was consumed by a brief but tense discussion over divestment, and those divisions were on full display again in the high school auditorium. As the 2025 election nears, Boulder voters face more than the usual questions of housing, growth, or sustainability.