City officials

2025-2027

Alejandra Chávez's platform focuses on managing the rapid development of West El Paso's District 1 by prioritizing infrastructure improvements and traffic mitigation. Her campaign emphasizes addressing the practical challenges of explosive growth, including public safety and urban planning, to maintain the quality of life for district residents.

2025-2029

Josh Acevedo's platform centers on leveraging his previous experience as an EPISD school board trustee to address municipal governance and fiscal policy. His priorities include a critical review of city incentive agreements, specifically targeting the cancellation of the Meta data center deal.

2025-2029

Deanna Maldonado-Rocha is a candidate for El Paso City Council District 3. Her platform includes differing views on property taxes and the city manager's role. She has also participated in community discussions and responded to election questionnaires, indicating a focus on engaging with constituents and addressing key local issues.

2025-2029

2025-2027

Ivan Niño's platform appears to focus on environmental issues, specifically addressing illegal dumping through community engagement and cleanup initiatives. Other articles indicate his participation in candidate questionnaires and runoff elections for El Paso City Council, District 5, suggesting a broader engagement with local governance and community representation.

2023-2027

2025-2029

Lily Limón's platform focuses on municipal infrastructure improvements, specifically prioritizing the maintenance and integrity of city utility systems. Her legislative history reflects an interest in addressing public service funding and oversight of city operations.

2023-2027

Chris Canales' platform appears to focus on addressing El Paso's housing crisis and urban sprawl through zoning reforms. He has also defended his stance on affordable housing plans, indicating a commitment to increasing housing availability and affordability in the city.