Ruben J Camarillo
Transport officer
The gist
No documented position found.
County
What this office does: The county judge presides over the commissioners court, which sets the county budget and tax rate, and serves as the county's chief executive.
Ruben J. Camarillo announced on Sept. 8, 2026 that he was leaving the race; his name remains on the ballot (Eagle Pass Business Journal).
Transport officer
No documented position found.
Self-employed
Pledges to stop the Puerto Verde international bridge partnership
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“the way you address Puerto Verde is you put an immediate stop to it”
Proposes more polling places across the county
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“If we want to increase our voting numbers, we have to have multiple places where people can vote”
Pledges to address the county budget deficit
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“Both Morales and Saucedo vowed to tackle Maverick County's projected $4.8 million budget deficit for 2026-2027”
Opposes selling the county airport
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“both Morales and Saucedo stated they oppose the sale of the Maverick County Memorial International Airport”
Self-employed
Pledges to fix the county budget before new projects
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“Get the house in order, get that budget in order, and then you can move forward and do some of those other projects”
Opposes the Puerto Verde bridge partnership resolution
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“When I was a county judge, Mr. Garibay came with Puerto Verde and I turned it down”
Opposes selling the county airport
News coverage · Eagle Pass Business Journal · epbusinessjournal.com
“both Morales and Saucedo stated they oppose the sale of the Maverick County Memorial International Airport”
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