
Corpus Christi Council Races Head to Runoff
Mark Scott won an at-large seat outright while several other council races move to December runoff elections.
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Do you trust Corpus Christi's city leaders to represent your interests well?
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Mark Scott won an at-large seat outright while several other council races move to December runoff elections.
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Do you trust Corpus Christi's city leaders to represent your interests well?
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Do you trust Corpus Christi's local government to put residents ahead of special interests?
Neither candidate won enough votes to take the Corpus Christi City Council District 3 seat outright.

Voters in Corpus Christi head to the polls Tuesday to choose a new mayor from seven candidates.
The mother of Jocelyn Nungaray appeared alongside President Donald Trump during a recent campaign event in Texas.

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Do you trust political apps that allow volunteers to view your neighbors' public voting history?
Governor Greg Abbott encouraged supporters to use a new mobile app during a campaign event at Brewster Street Icehouse.

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Do you support using federal military grants to fund local water infrastructure repairs?
The city plans to use federal funds to replace aging water lines serving local military facilities.

Day to day, that means administrative actions, election cycles, budget allocations and council debates. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Decisions regarding public infrastructure and coastal development often serve as the focal point for local civic discourse. Policy implementation and the subsequent public response remain the most consistent themes in the area.