City of Brownsville

U.S. Senator

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• Ken PaxtonRepublican
• James TalaricoDemocratic
• Ted BrownLibertarian

U.S. Representative, 34th Congressional District

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• Eric FloresRepublican
• Chris RoyalLibertarian
• Eddie EspinozaGreen
• Vicente GonzalezDemocratic

Governor

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• Gina HinojosaDemocratic
• Pat DixonLibertarian
• Greg AbbottRepublican

Lieutenant Governor

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• Vikki GoodwinDemocratic
• Anthony CristoLibertarian
• Kevin McCormickGreen
• Dan PatrickRepublican

Attorney General

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• Mayes MiddletonRepublican
• Nathan JohnsonDemocratic
• Tom OxfordLibertarian

Comptroller of Public Accounts

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• Sarah EckhardtDemocratic
• V. Alonzo Echavarria-GarzaLibertarian
• Shehla FaiziGreen
• Don HuffinesRepublican

Commissioner of the General Land Office

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• Benjamin FloresDemocratic
• Neill SniderLibertarian
• Dawn BuckinghamRepublican

Commissioner of Agriculture

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• Nate SheetsRepublican
• Clayton TuckerDemocratic
• Austin R. KellyLibertarian

Railroad Commissioner

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• Bo FrenchRepublican
• Jon RosenthalDemocratic
• Arthur DiBiancaLibertarian

State Representative, District 35

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• Oscar RosaRepublican
• Oscar LongoriaDemocratic

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State Representative, District 37

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• Oziel "Ozzie" Ochoa, JrDemocratic
• Janie LopezRepublican

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State Representative, District 38

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• Laura E. CisnerosRepublican
• Erin Elizabeth GamezDemocratic

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Member, State Board of Education, District 2

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• Victoria HinojosaRepublican
• Thomas Ray GarciaDemocratic

Chief Justice, Supreme Court

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• Maggie EllisDemocratic
• Jimmy BlacklockRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 2, Unexpired Term

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• Chari KellyDemocratic
• James P. SullivanRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 7

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• Kristen HawkinsDemocratic
• Kyle HawkinsRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 8

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• Gisela D. TrianaDemocratic
• Brett BusbyRepublican

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 3

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• Thomas SmithRepublican
• Okey AnyiamDemocratic
• Mark AshLibertarian

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 4

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• Audra RileyDemocratic
• Kevin Patrick YearyRepublican

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 9

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• John MessingerRepublican
• Holly TaylorDemocratic

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Chief Justice

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• Jerry ZimmererDemocratic
• Scott BristerRepublican

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 2

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• Tom BakerDemocratic
• Scott K. FieldRepublican

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 3

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• Marc M. MeyerDemocratic
• April FarrisRepublican

Justice, 13th Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 6

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• John BallDemocratic
• Clarissa SilvaRepublican

District Judge, 103rd Judicial District

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• Janet L. LealDemocratic

District Judge, 107th Judicial District

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• Frank LozanoRepublican
• Noe GarzaDemocratic

District Judge, 197th Judicial District

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• Adolfo E. Cordova, Jr.Democratic

District Judge, 357th Judicial District

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• Juan A. MagallanesDemocratic

District Judge, 484th Judicial District

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• Adela Kowalski-GarzaDemocratic

Judge, County Court at Law, Cameron County · No. 1

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• Arturo A. "Art" McDonald, Jr.Democratic

Judge, County Court at Law, Cameron County · No. 2

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• Laura "Lori" BetancourtDemocratic

Judge, County Court at Law, Cameron County · No. 3

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• David Gonzales IIIDemocratic

Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 1

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• Andrew InfanteRepublican
• Benito "BO" OchoaDemocratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 2, Place 2

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• Julian B. MartinezRepublican
• Cyndi HinojosaDemocratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 2, Place 3

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• Mary Esther SorolaDemocratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 3, Place 1

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• Esteban "Steve" RodriguezRepublican
• Noe Alaniz, Jr.Democratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 3, Place 2

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• Gilbert Garcia, Jr.Republican
• Jessica Alvarado GonzalesDemocratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 4

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• Juan MendozaDemocratic

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Cameron County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 5, Place 2

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• Eloy Cano, Jr.Democratic

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Cameron County Judge

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• Mauro GarzaRepublican
• Esteban "Steve" GuerraDemocratic

Cameron County Commissioner · Precinct 2

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• Jonathan CamposRepublican
• Joseph L. LucioDemocratic

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Cameron County Commissioner · Precinct 4

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• Oscar GuerraRepublican
• Gus RuizDemocratic

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Cameron County District Clerk

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• Laura Perez-ReyesDemocratic

Cameron County Clerk

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• Ricardo "Rick" HerreraRepublican
• Sylvia GarzaDemocratic

Cameron County Treasurer

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• Lucy Jeannette GonzalesRepublican
• Jonathan GraciaDemocratic

Cameron Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 1

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• Alejandro Garcia-MorenoNo party listed

Cameron Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 2

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• Ricardo "Ricky" de la GarzaNo party listed
• Jason HolleyNo party listed

Cameron Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 3

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• Philip T. CowenNo party listed

Laguna Madre Water District Board of Directors · Place 1

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• Jason StarkeyNo party listed

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Laguna Madre Water District Board of Directors · Place 5

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• Glenn R. YoungNo party listed
• Faridy GonzalezNo party listed
• Adam LalondeNo party listed

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San Benito MUD No. 1 Board of Directors

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• Debra G. FloresNo party listed
• Marte A. MirelesNo party listed
• Jeanette RodriguezNo party listed

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Brownsville ISD Board of Trustees · Place 1

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• Carlos A. ElizondoNo party listed

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Brownsville ISD Board of Trustees · Place 2

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• Denise GarzaNo party listed
• Jorge DiazNo party listed
• Victor M. CaballeroNo party listed

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Brownsville ISD Board of Trustees · Place 4

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• Frank OrtizNo party listed
• Cecy NoriegaNo party listed

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Brownsville ISD Board of Trustees · Place 7, Unexpired Term

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• Steve TorresNo party listed
• Nelda RochaNo party listed
• Marisa Franco LealNo party listed
• Neida Ruth Soto-GrantlandNo party listed

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Los Fresnos CISD Board of Trustees · Place 3

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• Juan SierraNo party listed
• Kevin Michael MontesNo party listed

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Los Fresnos CISD Board of Trustees · Place 4

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• Jesus AmayaNo party listed

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South Texas ISD Board of Directors, Cameron County Commissioner's Precinct 2

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• Joe "Joey" LopezNo party listed
• Lee G. GarciaNo party listed

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City of Brownsville Proposition A: charter amendment on automatic forfeiture of a commissioner's office

Shall Article V, Section 3 of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to require that a City Commissioner automatically forfeits their office if he or she lacks at any time during the term of office any qualification for holding the office prescribed by the Charter or by law; fails to meet the residency requirements for election to office; is convicted of a felony; fails to attend three consecutive regular Commission meetings without being excused by the Commission; violates the prohibited personal financial interest provision set forth in Article V, Section 4, or any other provisions of this Charter that prescribe forfeiture; or fails to attend six consecutive or non-consecutive regular Commission meetings in any twelve-month period with or without being excused by the City Commission?

City of Brownsville Proposition B: charter amendment on recall elections after a conviction involving moral turpitude

Shall Article V, Section 3 of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to state that if the Mayor or a City Commission Member is convicted of any criminal offense other than a felony or Class C Misdemeanor, the City Attorney shall file a petition for Declaratory Judgment with the District Courts of Cameron County for a determination on whether the crime is one involving moral turpitude; and if it is determined by the District Court Judge that the Mayor or Commission Member was convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude, then the City Commission shall automatically order a recall election at the next allowable election date under the Texas Election Code and dispense of the certified recall petition required under Section 5(a) of the City Charter?

City of Brownsville Proposition C: charter amendment on tax delinquency disqualifying candidates and officeholders

Shall Article V, Section 4 of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to require a candidate for City Commission, or a current office holder, to not be personally delinquent in the payment of any taxes or other liability due the city or be disqualified by reason of any provision of any other section of the City Charter?

City of Brownsville Proposition D: charter amendment on pay for the mayor and city commissioners

Shall Article V, Section 13 of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to provide that the mayor’s annual pay be set at the rate of sixty-two thousand five hundred dollars ($62,500) and that the city commissioners’ annual pay be set at the rate of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000), with such compensation applicable only to individuals elected to office for the first time after the effective date of this charter amendment, and not to currently serving elected officials?

City of Brownsville Proposition E: charter amendment on creating the office of City Secretary

Shall the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended by adding section 21-B to Article V, providing for the appointment of a City Secretary and defining the duties and powers of the Office of the City Secretary, including the obligation to attend all meetings of the City Commission and keep accurate minutes of its proceedings; engross and enroll all laws, resolutions and ordinances of the City Commission; preserve and keep in order all books, papers, documents, records and files of the City Commission of the executive departments; and keep a record of all commissions and licenses issued and shall countersign the same; appoint such assistants and staff as may be approved in the adopted budget of the City; have custody of the seal of the City and shall affix sample to such documents and, obligations of the City as he/she may be legally authorized to do?

City of Brownsville Proposition F: charter amendment on creating the office of City Auditor

Shall the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended by adding section 21-C to Article V, providing for the appointment and removal of a City Auditor and defining the duties and powers of the Office of the City Auditor, including the obligation to conduct, or cause to be conducted, financial, fiscal compliance, and financial procedure audits, as well as performance, investigative, and other audits, of all city departments, offices, agencies, created entities, corporations, and programs; serve as an advisor to the Audit and Oversight Committee and report to them administrative and operational functions of the Office of the City Auditor?

City of Brownsville Proposition G: charter amendment on merit hiring

Shall Article V of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to add Section 22-B, Merit Hiring to add that city employees or appointed officials shall be selected or hired on the basis of the merit principle?

City of Brownsville Proposition H: charter amendment on size of the Audit and Oversight Committee

Shall Article V, Section 28(A) of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to allow the City Commission to appoint 7 members instead of 5 members to the Audit and Oversight Committee, with each City Commissioner making a nomination for appointment to the Committee when a vacancy exists by virtue of a term-limit, resignation, death, or other incapacity?

City of Brownsville Proposition I: charter amendment on external auditors for the Audit and Oversight Committee

Shall Article V, Section 28(A) of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to authorize the Audit and Oversight Committee to engage external auditors, as the committee requires, in carrying out its responsibilities to include the authority to hire and terminate external auditors and advisors, as well as the responsibility to approve services and fees paid to such resources?

City of Brownsville Proposition J: charter amendment on municipal campaign finance rules

Shall Article V of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to add Section 35, Municipal Campaign Finance, to require the City Commission to enact new laws, consistent with federal and state law, that regulate campaign finances for locally elected City office by: (1) requiring candidates and candidate committees to disclose campaign contribution amounts, donor information, campaign expenditures, and financial obligations; and (2) establishing limits on campaign contributions and expenditures for candidates for locally elected City office, together with public access to required disclosures and penalties for violations as permitted by federal and state law?

City of Brownsville Proposition K: charter amendment on a code of ethics and ethics board

Shall Article V of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to add Section 36, Code of Ethics; Ethics Board, requiring the City Commission to create an Ethics Board and adopt conflict of interest and disclosure rules via ordinance through the adoption of an Ethics Code for elected officials, appointed officials, and city employees?

City of Brownsville Proposition L: charter amendment on a citizen initiative process

Shall Article VII of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to add Section 3-A, Initiative, establishing an initiative process allowing qualified voters of the City to propose ordinances not in conflict with the Charter or state law; requiring that an initiative petition be signed by at least ten percent of the registered voters of the City; establishing petition-circulation, affidavit, and filing requirements; providing procedures for certification of petition sufficiency and amendment of petitions; requiring the City Commission to consider proposed ordinances and take final action within thirty days; requiring that initiated measures be submitted to the voters if not passed by the Commission or if passed in a different form; establishing ballot requirements for initiated ordinances and for alternative ordinances proposed by the Commission; authorizing initiated ordinances adopted by the voters to be amended or repealed after two years; permitting multiple measures to be submitted at the same election; prohibiting the initiation of the same subject for two years after defeat; and prohibiting initiative elections from being held more frequently than once every six months?

City of Brownsville Proposition M: charter amendment on a citizen referendum process

Shall Article VII of the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended to add Section 3-B, Referendum, establishing a referendum process that allows qualified voters to require that ordinances of a general nature be submitted for voter approval before taking effect; requiring that a referendum petition be signed by at least ten percent of the registered and qualified voters of the City; providing procedures for submitting and certifying referendum petitions; authorizing the City Commission to amend proposed ordinances before an election; establishing the ballot language for such elections; and permitting ordinances adopted by referendum to be amended or repealed by the City Commission after six months?

City of Brownsville Proposition N: charter amendment on a local jobs and contracts policy

Shall the City Charter of the City of Brownsville be amended by adding Section 35 to Article V, to be entitled the “Brownsville First Jobs & Contracts Policy,” to establish requirements and guidelines for City-funded contracts, including provisions related to contractor compliance with applicable laws, safety training, documentation of good-faith efforts to hire local workers, preferences permitted by state law for small and local businesses, creation of a Local Jobs & Business Access Program, transparency measures, and periodic review and reporting, all as set forth in the proposed amendment?

City of Brownsville Proposition O: charter amendment on removing superseded and outdated provisions

Shall the City’s Charter Article I through VII, except Article VI, Utilities Board, of the City of Brownsville, be amended to revise or eliminate provisions that have been superseded by state law and to update or eliminate archaic language to current usage?

San Benito Municipal Utility District No. 1 Proposition A: confirmation of the district

Confirmation of San Benito Municipal Utility District No. 1.

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