Jake Browne

For Denver City Council At-Large

Your block has a list. This campaign has a budget.

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Jake Browne

Special election
November 2026

$50from you
$450public match
$500campaign budget

Your $50 becomes $500 to spend in Denver.

Denver’s Fair Elections Fund matches the first $50 of a qualifying contribution from a Denver resident at 9 to 1.

Campaign money can buy mailers, social ads, and consultants. We’re putting as much of it as the rules allow into work Denver can see. We’ll hire Denver people to fix what a campaign can legally touch, then publish the receipt.

The campaign takes no corporate or PAC money and answers to Denverites.

Send us a note

Put the campaign budget to work before Election Day.

Tell us what your block needs. We pick work we can finish, hire Denver people, and publish the cost. The first receipt goes up when the first job is done.

Denver skyline, City Park lake, and the Front Range at sunset

One note starts it.

The note counts whether you give money or not.

  1. 01
    Name the block.

    Give us the location and the thing that keeps getting missed.

  2. 02
    We price the work.

    Denver labor and Denver businesses. Paid fairly.

  3. 03
    We get it done.

    Work we accept is finished within the week.

  4. 04
    You see the receipt.

    Who was paid, what it cost, and what changed.

Jake Browne in Denver
Jake and Sam laughing on their wedding day

Denver since 2002.

I grew up poor in Iowa and landed here at twenty. I started writing about Denver in 2010, then spent a decade running event operations where a bad plan fails in public.

I’m running because City Hall should have to pass the same test.

More about Jake

What does your block need?

Give us the address, the corner, or the stretch of sidewalk. Be specific.

Write the note

All 78 Denver neighborhoods are in bounds.