City Engineer Sam Rodriguez has an ad in this week’s El Paso Inc. Yup. You read that right. City Engineer

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
City Engineer Sam Rodriguez has an ad in this week’s El Paso Inc. Yup. You read that right. City Engineer
But don’t take my word for it. Here’s City Attorney Karla Nieman’s response to an ethics complaint against the mayor:
First it was the mystery mailers, and teevee ads, urging voters to support their “leaders”. Then it was that email
El Paso uber-journalist Debbie Nathan writes about the dark money campaign on Medium.com: Today, it’s dark, dark money time in
Here’s Mayor Dee Margo talking about his regime: Under his regime? Pol Pot had a regime. Stalin had a regime.
Sometimes it feels like they are. We need exit polls. Those kids from Coronado High School were conducting exit polls
This article originally appeared on 12 February 2020. Woohoo! Yeah, the Miners suck, again, those poor dears. And people are
First it was that dark money campaign to “Support Our Leaders”. Now it’s this email from Woody Hunt. From: Woody Hunt
Here’s part of a questionnaire the El Paso Times gave to Mayor Dee Margo: 17. Do you support tax breaks/incentives
From an El Paso Times story about a recent mayoral candidate forum: [Incumbent Mayor Dee] Margo agreed with [candidate Carlos]
The primary elections are over. Incumbent Vince Perez lost his Precinct 3 County Commissioners seat. And James Montoya, veteran District
Those nice guys at The Forma Group lent almost $7,000 to their client Debbie Torres for her District 6 runoff
I don’t know it you noticed, but the citizens of El Paso lost that election the other day. The City
If you didn’t vote in Early Voting, today is your last chance to cast you ballot. City Council wants you
All the police and firemen are voting. And their families. All the contractors are voting. And their families, and their
Look, it was all a simple misunderstanding. She just wouldn’t shut up. Do you think Rep. Morgan will lose his
El Paso is fractured. Culturally. Geographically. Economically. Politically. And linguistically. According to the most current estimates from the U.S. Census
Sometime in the murky past, the City moved the date of local elections to coincide with state and national elections.
Way back at the end of May, I made the argument that term limits restrict the electorate’s ability to retain