West Hollywood City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Tatyana "Tanya" Tsikanovsky
Candidate for City Council
Tatyana "Tanya" Tsikanovsky is running for West Hollywood City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 14 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Ballots mailed to active registered voters (by) · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayNonprofit executive who founded her high school's first Gay-Straight Alliance.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Non-Profit Executive
Seven candidates took part in the Sept. 15 Streets For All debate: Chelsea Byers, Larry Block, Kyle Brazeal, Jonathan Cottrell, Helen Krieger, Stephen Post and Tanya Tsikanovsky. John Duran could not attend because of scheduling conflicts. Beverly Press · Sep 16, 2026
Tom Demille and Tatyana "Tanya" Tsikanovsky did not respond to the Los Angeles Blade questionnaire in time for publication. Los Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026
Where Tatyana "Tanya" Tsikanovsky stands: positions on the record
Priorities1 sourced position
Her statement says public safety must be the highest priority.
“Public safety must be our highest priority.”
Own statementTatyana "Tanya" Tsikanovsky candidate statement (City of West Hollywood)
Fountain Avenue streetscape1 sourced position
Said at the Sept. 15 Streets For All debate that she would work to undo the Fountain Avenue plan.
“I think this is like the worst idea known to man”
Forum answerBeverly Press · Sep 16, 2026
San Vicente plaza1 sourced position
Said at the debate she would keep the San Vicente Streetscape Plaza paused.
“But until then, the pause is the responsible choice, and I support it.”
Forum answerBeverly Press · Sep 16, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Larry Block
- Kyle Brazeal
- Chelsea Byers (incumbent)
- Kody Christiansen
- Jonathan Cottrell
- Tom Demille
- John Duran
- Chukwudubem "Chiedu" Egbuniwe
- Alden "Marlon" Gobel
- Helen Krieger
- Kevin L. Ligon
- Stephen J. Post
- Joel Zaldivar
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