El Paso County · issues
Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in El Paso County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Election Administration and Polling Sites
The county recognized election workers with 'Election Hero Day' and reviewed legal rights regarding polling sites and security preparations ahead of elections.
Elected Official Compensation
El Paso's mayor and city reps just scored a solid 15% pay raise. If you've been wondering where your tax dollars are going, your local politicians' salaries just got a whole lot heavier.
Election Logistics
Don't get caught in a loop trying to find your polling place this election cycle. Check the official city portal before you head out to make sure you're hitting the right spot during active voting hours.
Election Campaign
County Commissioner Sergio Coronado is officially running for another term, so it’s time to look at what he’s actually done and what he’s promising for the future. Keep an eye on his campaign to see if his goals align with your priorities for El Paso County.
Elections
El Paso’s political landscape is shifting as Republicans gear up to challenge the city's long-standing Democratic stronghold in the 2026 elections. This cycle could be a turning point for local leadership and the future direction of our county government.
Election Results
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.