Conoce a Pedro
Pedro Fernández Jr. se postula para el cargo de representante municipal del Distrito 6, el cual abarca la totalidad del código postal 79936. Los límites del distrito son George Dieter Drive, Montana Avenue, Loop 375 y la I-10.
Pedro no es ajeno al mundo de la política. Su primer empleo fue como director regional de trabajo de campo en el oeste de Texas para una campaña al Congreso; posteriormente, se desempeñó como organizador de campo para un candidato estatal en 2021 y, más tarde, como director estatal en Georgia para una campaña de acercamiento a la comunidad latina en 2022. Desde 2023 hasta marzo de 2026, ocupó el cargo de gerente de eventos y vinculación comunitaria en la Western Caucus Foundation, una organización sin fines de lucro, apartidista y clasificada como 501(c)(3) con sede en Washington D.C., dedicada a educar a legisladores federales, personal del Congreso y partes interesadas sobre temas relacionados con el oeste y las zonas rurales de Estados Unidos. Muchos de estos temas son desafíos que El Paso enfrenta actualmente.
District 6
El Paso's District 6 sits on the Far East side of town, mostly bordered by George Dieter Dr, Montana Avenue, Loop 375, and I-10. Some parts of the district sit west of George Dieter, such as a small portion of the East Glen area (Precinct 106), east of 375 such as Paseos del Sol (Precinct 131), and on the corner of I-10 and Loop 375 such as Southview and Las Placitas del Rey (Precincts 191 and 190, respectively).
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PRIORITIES
Transparency & Civic Engagement
Transparency is being loosely used in our political discourse and should mean more than just an occasional meeting or social media post.
The Brain Drain
Having been part of El Paso's "Brain Drain," Pedro has a unique perspective as to where the City is lacking opportunity for professionals and students in El Paso.
Fiscal Responsibility
Government should strive to be the best steward of your tax dollars. The City and its residents deserve consistency.
Infrastructure
Currently, El Paso's road infrastructure is on a pay-as-you-go system, which is unlike other desert cities that have dedicated funding for roads.
Protecting Seniors from Rising Taxes
Help us protect our senior residents and those on a fixed income from being priced out of their homes.
Public Safety
Most of El Paso's elected representatives are all-in on finding solutions to drunk driving and public safety issues. Let's make District 6 part of the conversation.
Project Seafox/META Hyperscale Data Center
Let's protect our desert and community from external threats to our natural resources.
