THE MAYOR’S RACE: Issues focus on water quality, quantity, and delivery; ethics; and restoring confidence in City government
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Ten candidates, seven responses; un-edited answers are printed verbatim and without grammatical correction
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Ten candidates, seven responses; un-edited answers are printed verbatim and without grammatical correction
Will address basic needs of affordable housing, clean water, and enough water
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Early voting: Oct. 24 – Nov. 4; Election Day. Nov. 8
Priorities: clean water; Ethylene Oxide emissions; careful spending, review, and oversight needed
Diverse candidate backgrounds: court coordinator, lawman, community activist, and restaurateur
Nov. 8 General Election will decide who will take on the needs of this growing sector of the City.
Here are the District 1 responses by candidates Gigi Rodriguez, Maxine Rebeles, Gilbert Gonzalez, and Patty Tijerina San Miguel. Responses for all Council candidates and the Mayor are forthcoming.