Springs and advancing the city's efforts to become a cybersecurity hub for the nation. In May 2017, Suthers was listed among others on a short list of candidates to replace James Comey as the FBI Director after a recommendation to the Trump Administration from Colorado Senator Cory Gardner. While Suthers expressed gratitude for being listed amongst leading law enforcement officials from around the US, he expressed disinterest in moving into any federal position as well as disinterest in any future runs for the office of Governor of Colorado. On April 2, 2019 Suthers was re-elected to a second term as mayor, capturing 74% of the vote in a four way race. Under Suthers' leadership, Colorado Springs has become widely known as "Olympic City USA," for its identity as the home of 24 National Governing Bodies, as well as the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Center. In July 2020, the nation's only U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum opened in Colorado Springs. In 2021, Colorado Springs secured the final approvals for the City for Champions initiative, a five-project effort that saw the City add a downtown stadium, a new indoor arena on the Colorado College campus, the Olympic Museum, the Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center on the campus of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs and a new Visitors Center at the United States Air Force Academy. During Suthers' tenure as mayor, Colorado Springs' gross domestic product (GDP) has grown by a third from $30 billion to $40 billion annually. According to the Milken Institute, the city's economy was 98th among the nation's 200 largest cities when Suthers took office in 2015. In 2022, the city ranked among the nation's top 10 municipal economies. According to U.S. News & World Report, Colorado Springs was ranked the Most Desirable City in America from 2019-2022. Electoral history Personal life Suthers and his wife Janet have two adult daughters, Alison and Kate. Alison is a Deputy District Attorney in Denver, and Kate is a Commander in the United States Navy. Suthers has two grandchildren. On July 1, 2019, Suthers' son-in-law Dr. Mark Karla died following a crash where the Uber in which he was riding was struck by a stolen car fleeing from Denver police. The Uber driver was also killed, and the driver of the stolen vehicle was convicted of two counts of vehicular homicide.