El Paso · officials
Elected officials for El Paso — promises, tenure record, and accountability.
2025-2029
Mayor Renard Johnson's platform appears to focus on addressing tax concerns and implementing public safety initiatives within El Paso. His public statements suggest a desire for faster progress and a pragmatic approach to city governance, as indicated by his defense of a vote against responding to a TSA video, deeming it outside the city's purview.
2025-2027
2025-2029
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
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.
2017–2025
2017–2025
2019–2025
2021–2025
2021–2025
2023–2024
2017–2024
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