Boulder City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Benita Duran
Candidate for City Council
Benita Duran is running for Boulder City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 5 seats.
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Former Boulder assistant city manager (1993 to 2002) who now works as a government consultant. She later oversaw government affairs and outreach for Denver Public Schools' bond program.
- Campaign website
- www.benitaduran.com
Where Benita Duran stands: positions on the record
Recreation and Safety Bond1 sourced position
remarks reported by Boulder Reporting Lab
Opposes the $400 million bond measure, citing its cost and a lack of detail on spending.
“I’m not in favor because I think it’s an incredible cost for residents, but for commercial property owners as well”
Forum answerBoulder Reporting Lab · Sep 29, 2026
License-plate readers1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Says Boulder should end its use of automated license-plate readers.
“Boulder should end its use of automated license readers.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Wildfire1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Answered yes on home hardening and wants information shared more aggressively with residents in high-risk areas.
“Information needs to be more aggressively shared with residents in these areas.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Suggests a community-based rehabilitation and treatment center in an existing county-owned facility, funded from outside city resources.
“Utilize an existing facility owned by the county to start up a community-based rehabilitation and treatment center.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026
Housing1 sourced position
answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Would speed reviews and approvals so middle-income housing gets built, and support land trusts.
“I would explore more support of land trusts and other vehicles for holding on to existing middle income housing stock and preventing more unaffordable scrape offs.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Sam Fuqua
- Lee Gilbert
- Jill Grano
- Rachel Rose Isaacson
- Ryan Jamieson
- Tina Marquis (incumbent)
- Dave Martus
- Scott Rendleman
- Jamillah Richmond
- Ryan Schuchard (incumbent)
- Lynn Segal
- Tara Winer (incumbent)
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