4 newcomers want El Paso commissioner seats but won't answer questions
As voters cast ballots, a troubling haze has settled over the races — a lack of accountability and transparency from four newcomers vying for El Paso County Commissioners Court seats. Four newcomers are vying for the two seats on the El Paso County Commissioners Court after two incumbents, Democrats David Stout and Sergio Coronado, lost their reelection bids in the primary. Democrat Miguel "Mike" Teran will face Republican Matt Sistrunk for the Precinct 2 seat, while Democrat Annette Griego and Republican Leo Arcos will vie for the fourth seat. The candidates have not responded to questions about their platforms or accountability. The El Paso county Commissioners Court operates the county budget and tax rate, approves county contracts, and calls bond elections for construction and road projects.
Publié : il y a 2 jours par Aaron Martinez dans Politics
El Paso voters made it clear in the Democratic primary that they want new voices on the El Paso County Commissioners Court.
Two incumbents — Democrats David Stout and Sergio Coronado — lost their ree... [4613 symbols]
