The November 4th election results are officially in, deciding the local leaders and policies that will steer El Paso for the next few years. It’s time to see how your neighborhood voted and what changes are coming to your community.
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These results dictate how your tax dollars are allocated across city services, infrastructure projects, and local bond initiatives.
Residents who support the newly elected officials and the specific policy measures that passed will see their priorities reflected in local government.
Voters who backed losing candidates or opposed the winning measures may feel their interests are currently underrepresented in the upcoming term.
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Election results: How El Pasoans, other Texans voted in the Nov. 4 uniform election El Paso Matters