Axios Denver

Flor Alvidrez spent the days after her opponent Nick Campion conceded waiting for him to change his mind. But he never did, making her the district 7 representative on the Denver City Council.

Denverite

Any votes for Campion would be considered undervotes and will not count. Since write-ins are not allowed in the runoff, Alvidrez would be the only active candidate on the ballot.

Press Release April 24, 2023

“Mr. Campion reached out and informed me of his decision. I admire his dedication to his family and I wish him the best of luck in all his future endeavors,” Alvidrez says. “

Denverite

Alvidrez is part-owner of her family’s concrete contracting company and she also runs a real estate business. She wants to be the one of the first representatives of District 7 to hail from the west side of I-25. She’s focused on helping small businesses and affordability.

Press Release October 18, 2022

“The District 7 race is the most crowded City Council contest with six candidates. I am grateful to everyone who has contributed to our campaign and in doing so has helped me raise the most funds in the last quarter.,” Alvidrez states.”

Press Release August 29, 2022

“I have been so humbled and overwhelmed by the support of our grassroots campaign, and am thrilled to be the first candidate in District 7 to qualify for the Fair Election Fund,” Flor said.

Denverite

“I’m a lifelong District 7 resident,” Alvidrez said. “This is the area I grew up in. I am a small business owner and I’m a mother. So, all those things make me very passionate about the community.

Press Release July 15, 2022

“I’ll be a leader that collaborates and solves problems – for all of us. As a lifelong resident of the district, I understand both the local dynamics and history of southwest Denver, and know how to get things done for our community,” stated Alvidrez.