David Stout Faces Miguel Antonio Teran in Democratic Primary for County Commissioner
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El Paso County Commissioner David Stout is up for reelection against Miguel Antonio Teran in the Democratic primary for Precinct 2, which encompasses Central El Paso and the Lower Valley. Stout, who has held the position since 2015, has a significant fundraising advantage, having raised over $42,000 for his campaign. The winner of the March primary will face Republican candidate Matt Sistrunk in the general election. Stout's campaign focuses on improving county efficiency, addressing budget constraints, and exploring innovative work policies, such as a potential four-day work week. The county is also dealing with a 14% tax rate increase and the implications of state mandates on its budget.
Key Details: • Primary election date: March 2024 • David Stout has raised over $42,000 for his campaign • Republican candidate Matt Sistrunk is unopposed in his primary • County budget is $635.6 million, with over half going to state-mandated programs • Public meetings will be held to update the community on bond project progress