More for Denver
I’m Andrew Fischer, and I’m running for City Council District 10 because Denver should expect more from its government.
A city that actually works
Right now, too many basic things aren’t working in Denver. Housing costs remain high. Getting around the city has become harder, not easier. Public safety remains a problem.
I'm running to bring a more competent, accountable, and results-driven approach to City Council, focused on more housing, better transportation, safer streets, and a city that actually works.
Meet Andrew
I'm a Denver attorney. I worked for the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, and I've spent my career working with local businesses, public entities, and the communities that depend on them.
Fun Fact: For my first six years in Colorado, I didn't own a car — I got around mostly by bike and public transit. I don't just talk about transportation policy. I know it.
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Competent, Accountable Government
Denver voted to fund housing, climate, and many other initiatives. City government should deliver.
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Housing Affordability
Denver has an affordable housing crisis because we've made it too slow and too expensive to build. The fix isn't complicated. It requires political will.
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Transportation and Street Safety
Denver should be a city you can navigate safely, efficiently, and affordably on foot, on a bike, and on transit.
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Public Safety and Order
Denver should have safe, thriving neighborhoods built on effective services and consistent enforcement.
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Vibrant Neighborhoods and Public Life
More town squares, library hours, and restaurants. A city worth living in, not just working in.
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There's no reason Denver cannot make progress toward public safety like Tokyo, affordable housing like Minneapolis, transportation like Copenhagen, or neighborhoods like Paris.
We need a City Council impatient with the status quo, willing to make difficult decisions, and committed to seeing projects through.