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Kenny Nguyen

2026 Midterm Partner Endorsements

Kenny Nguyen

Colorado House of Representatives, District 33 · Colorado

Backed byYIMBY Action

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YIMBY Action✓ Endorses
“Kenny Nguyen is the only one in the race who says he'll support the HOME Act”

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About Kenny Nguyen

I was born and raised in Colorado to Vietnamese refugees from the Vietnam War. I'm the the first in my family to go to college, graduating with a dual degree in Political Science and Communications from the University of Colorado Boulder. I recently completed my Master's of Public Administration (MPA) from the University of Colorado Denver in 2025.

Professionally, I served as an AmeriCorps Service Member for the Boulder “I Have a Dream” Foundation and as a community organizer for the Jared Polis for Governor campaign in 2018. I served as the Executive Assistant to Colorado’s Lieutenant Governor, Dianne Primavera, for over five years.

I'm passionate about investing in my community. From 2023 until being appointed as your HD33 State Representative, I served on Broomfield City Council for Ward 1. I was previously the chair of the Broomfield Arts, History and Cultural Council. My City Council assignments included the Broomfield Chamber of Commerce, Metro Area County Commissioners (MACC), and the Northwest Mayors & Commissioners Coalition (MCC). Additionally, I served as the Vice Chair to the Colorado Democratic Party AAPI Initiative.

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Kenny Nguyen on Housing and Abundance

“The HOME Act seeks to address affordable housing by allowing organizations with a history of building housing - such as nonprofits, universities, and housing authorities - to create more housing projects.”
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“Increasing affordable housing, allowing for more housing options, and reinvesting state dollars can help us bridge this gap.”
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“I became a sponsor for this bill because as a new homeowner, I understand the important roles Homeowners Associations (HOAs) play but also the potential problems caused by management changes.”
From nguyenforcolorado.com