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Denver City Council At-Large Seat B · Nov 3, 2026

Cynthia Diaz

Candidate for City Council At-Large Seat B

10 candidates · 1 seat5 sourced positions

Cynthia Diaz is running for Denver City Council At-Large Seat B in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jake Browne, Raymon Anthony Doane, Gabriel Konkle, Monica Martinez, Melissa Mejía, Alfredo Reyes, Julissa Soto, Whitney Traylor and Jeff Walker.

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Owner of Tonantzin Casa de Café on Santa Fe Drive. She holds bachelor's and master's degrees in economics from the University of Colorado Denver.

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Where Cynthia Diaz stands: positions on the record

Public safety1 sourced position

  • as reported by Denverite; not a direct quote

    Wants the STAR program to receive more funding and to have its services expanded around the clock.

    Own statementDenverite · Sep 25, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

  • as reported by Denverite; not a direct quote

    Wants the city to focus on missing-middle homes such as accessory dwelling units and duplexes in every neighborhood.

    Own statementDenverite · Sep 25, 2026

Budget1 sourced position

  • interview with Denverite

    Said the mayor missed the mark by focusing on cuts; she would focus on building revenue by supporting small businesses.

    “We can make small business the center of the culture here”

    Own statementDenverite · Sep 25, 2026

Immigration1 sourced position

  • as reported by Denverite; not a direct quote

    Said her top safety priority is protecting vulnerable residents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

    Own statementDenverite · Sep 25, 2026

Wages1 sourced position

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