El Paso District 8 race pits 5 candidates on taxes, growth
Five candidates, including the incumbent, are competing for El Paso City Council District 8 as voters weigh taxes, downtown growth and infrastructure. Voters in El Paso City Council District 8 will decide who will represent them for four years in the upcoming Nov. 3 General Election. Five candidates are vying for the District 8 seat, including incumbent city Rep. Chris Canales, who took office in January 2023 following Cissy Lizarraga's retirement. District 8 covers Downtown and South-West El Paso, stretching from McKelligon Canyon to the Chamizal National Monument. Issues include plans to modernize the Bridge of the Americas land port and ongoing efforts to bring business to Downtown, including the proposed Downtown I-10 Deck Plaza. The remaining candidates are Arturo Alluin, Laura Ochoa-Todd, Johnny J. Gonzalez, and Mary L. Peyton Foundation Executive Director Matthew Guzman.
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Voters in El Paso City Council District 8 will soon decide who will represent them at City Hall for the next four years.
Five candidates are competing for the District 8 seat in the upcoming Nov. 3 G... [9179 symbols]
Themen: Taxes, US Politics
