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Candidates Compete for Justice of the Peace in Upcoming Primary Election

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The March 3 Democratic primary will feature four candidates vying for the Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 position in El Paso. This role, which handles civil matters under $20,000 and certain misdemeanors, is crucial for local justice administration. Incumbent Brian J. Haggerty, along with challengers Anna Louise Hey, Julio Cesar Martin del Campo, and Christie Saiz, each bring unique qualifications and community ties. Candidates emphasize their experience and commitment to justice, with Haggerty highlighting his 15 years in the role and Saiz pointing to her extensive law enforcement background. Voters are encouraged to educate themselves on the candidates’ platforms ahead of the election.

Key Details: • Election date: March 3, 2024 • Role involves civil matters and certain misdemeanors, with disputes not exceeding $20,000 • Candidates include Brian J. Haggerty, Anna Louise Hey, Julio Cesar Martin del Campo, and Christie Saiz • Annual salary for the position is $114,541 • Candidates emphasize community engagement and legal expertise

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El PasoBrian J. HaggertyAnna Louise HeyJulio Cesar Martin del CampoChristie Saiz

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