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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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City Council Member, District 1

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

City of Austin
Vote for oneResearched · fact-checked6-way race
Steven BrownNonpartisan
Alexandria AndersonNonpartisan
Amber K. GoodwinAmber K. GoodwinNonpartisan
Michael NahasMichael NahasNonpartisan
Portia RigginsNonpartisan
Misael RamosNonpartisan
On ballot as
Steven Brown
Alexandria Anderson
Amber K. Goodwin
Michael Nahas
Portia Riggins
Misael Ramos
Current role
Healthcare professional (clinical consultant at ClearPoint Neuro, per The Austin Bulldog)
Founder and operator, Essential Fitness ATX, a fitness and wellness business
Attorney
Economist and researcher (per his Community Impact Q&A)
Accounting; student; community advocate (per her Community Impact Q&A)
President, Rogers-Washington-Holy Cross Neighborhood Association
Background
  • Graduate of Austin Community College and Huston-Tillotson University (per campaign)
  • Master's degree student, Texas State University (per campaign)
  • More than 20 years in health care (per campaign)
  • Born and raised in East Austin (per campaign)
  • Lifelong District 1 resident (per campaign)
  • University of Texas graduate and former track scholarship athlete
  • Former international competitor, Nike and USA Track & Field, eight years (per campaign)
  • MLK Givens Park neighborhood resident, more than twelve years (per campaign)
  • Lawyer, organizer and public safety advocate (per campaign)
  • Former Travis County assistant district attorney (from May 2022; resigned Sept. 1, 2026 to campaign full-time) (per The Austin Bulldog)
  • Founded and led the Community Justice Action Fund, a gun violence prevention organization (per campaign)
  • Co-founder, Community Violence Legal Network (per campaign)
  • Master's degree in economics, University of Texas (per his Community Impact Q&A)
  • Has worked in finance (per candidate)
  • Born and raised in District 1 (per candidate)
  • Attended Austin Community College (per campaign)
  • Worked during the Great Recession helping families avoid foreclosure (per campaign)
  • Union member and former state employee (per campaign)
  • Raised in Dallas (per campaign)
Experience
  • Givens Park Advisory Board member
  • Helped establish that board (2019) (per campaign)
  • Former board member, Ending Community Homelessness Coalition (ECHO)
  • Opposed Proposition Q (2025) (per campaign)
  • Was chair and vice chair, Martin Luther King Neighborhood Association, for nine years (per campaign)
  • Was co-chair, East MLK Contact Team, for five years (per campaign)
  • Served on the City of Austin Commission for Women and African American Resource Advisory Commission, chairing both (per campaign)
  • Executive Committee member, Austin Neighborhood Council (per campaign)
  • Chair, Austin Gun Violence Task Force (2019) (per campaign)
  • Organized in Austin during the 2008 Obama campaign and with Organizing for America Texas (per campaign)
  • Chair, city's Economic Prosperity Commission (per his Community Impact Q&A); former chair (per The Austin Bulldog)
  • Board member, CHEA (Community Housing Expansion of Austin), a nonprofit housing cooperative (per his Community Impact Q&A)
  • Travis Central Appraisal District, appraisal support (per candidate, as relevant experience)
  • Texas REALTORS association, accounting department (per candidate)
  • City of Austin 311 (per candidate)
  • Community volunteer (per candidate)
  • Board President, Blackland Community Development Corporation (per campaign)
  • Board member, Rethink35 (per campaign)
  • Was active in the Advocates for Social Justice Reform coalition for counsel at first appearance in Travis County (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • Housing: "Keeping long-term residents, renters, and seniors in the community they built"
  • "Fighting for living wages on city contracts and local hiring practices"
  • "Delivering safer streets, connected sidewalks, and reliable transit"
  • "My policy approach is simple: integrity, equity, accountability, and no private commitments." (Community Impact Q&A)
  • "My top priority is housing stability."
  • "I want to prioritize deeply affordable housing, preserve existing affordable homes, support larger housing options for families"
  • "I would strengthen multi-year financial planning, scrutinize major expenditures, contracts, and incentives, and improve efficiency."
  • Mobility: "I would prioritize sidewalks, safer pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, Small Area Mobility Plans, Vision Zero strategies, and stronger CapMetro connections."
  • "Top priority is making affordability a part of our infrastructure"
  • "I would work to better coordinate housing, health, and public safety budgets"
  • "We need expanded affordable transit service connecting East Austin to jobs, healthcare, and schools"
  • "I will work to pair anti-displacement tools like eviction and homestead protections with a District 1 Economic Opportunity Fund."
  • "My top priority is residents' wallets, especially lower rent and taxes."
  • "The City plans on borrowing more from the pensions. I'll stop that."
  • "New housing must be built in or near downtown, to keep people off the roads."
  • Campaign site: voters "want low rent, low taxes, and responsible spending"
  • "My top priority is the budget"
  • "City spending should be transparent, efficient, and accountable."
  • "I would prioritize sidewalks, street safety, accessible infrastructure, and stronger transit connections"
  • "Development should expand housing opportunities while protecting established neighborhoods and existing residents."
  • "We need to bring down costs for working families and restore their voices to City Hall."
  • "I will defend workers and propose solutions to expand the city's capacity to deliver for our communities."
  • "More east-west bus connections are needed and antidisplacement funding is still critical to keeping families rooted."
  • Says he will demand "the development of social housing that stabilizes costs for all residents"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I'll hold the line on taxes unless there's a clear, measurable reason to raise them."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Development should benefit current residents first, not just rapidly building with no real plan."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: Campaign site lists as a priority: "reducing crime, improving police accountability, securing clean water and more tree canopy"
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I would strengthen multi-year financial planning, scrutinize major expenditures, contracts, and incentives, and improve efficiency."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Development must include deeply affordable housing, tenant protections, infrastructure, and community benefits while proactively preventing displacement."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: Campaign site: "I support a comprehensive approach that includes safe streets, responsive city services, community-based solutions, and accountability."
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I support responsible budgeting that will protect our core services while delivering real economic opportunities for all of District 1."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I will advocate equitable transit-oriented development that pairs density near transit with guaranteed affordability; not just additional market-rate units."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: In a Community Impact Q&A, says she would coordinate budgets "prioritizing anti-displacement, eviction protection, and violence prevention instead of siloed and duplicative spending"
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I'll move as much pension debt as we're allowed to a lower interest rate GO bond."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "New housing must be built in or near downtown, to keep people off the roads."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "My fiscal strategy would prioritize essential services, address inefficiencies, and ensure investments produce measurable results for Austin residents."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Growth and major transportation projects should also protect existing residents from displacement."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "the city should focus on reigning in contracts and consultants failing to deliver on both the basics and the ambitious goals we have as a city"
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "More east-west bus connections are needed and antidisplacement funding is still critical to keeping families rooted."
  • Flooding and drainage: Campaign site: "Prioritize tree planting, stormwater upgrades, and green infrastructure in heat-vulnerable and historically underserved neighborhoods."
  • Public safety: Campaign site: "the City must put the brakes on the ever-increasing police budget, and instead creatively divert funds to evidence-based solutions that are proven to prevent violence"
Endorsements
  • Tonya Nixon, Travis County Constable (listed by campaign)
  • Margaret Gómez, Former Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Ora Houston, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Laura Morrison, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Eldrick Cooper, Owner, Marshalls (listed by campaign)
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  • Lee Dawson Jr., GEAYA Leader (listed by campaign)
  • Nelson Linder, Owner, Linder Insurance (listed by campaign)
  • Pastor A.J. Quinton, Senior Pastor, Diakonos Ministries (listed by campaign)
  • Robin Rather, Environmentalist & CEO, Collective Strength (listed by campaign)
  • Ellen Wood, CEO of VCFO (listed by campaign)
  • Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1091 (listed by campaign)
  • Austin Police Association (listed by campaign)
  • MELJ Center (listed by campaign)
  • Anything's Baked Potato (Daniel Thomas, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Big Hawks Grill (Datrin Guyton, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Jackson's Barbershop (Ronnie Jackson, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Planet K (Michael Kleinman, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Sam's BBQ (Brian Mays, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Tater Que (The Macks, Owner) (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
  • Austin Central Labor Council
  • Sheryl Cole, Texas State Representative for District 46 (listed by campaign)
  • Greg Casar, Congressman for Texas District 35 (listed by campaign)
  • Wendy Davis, Former Texas State Senator for District 10 (listed by campaign)
  • Andy Brown, Travis County Judge (listed by campaign)
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  • Joaquin Castro, Congressman for Texas District 20 (listed by campaign)
  • Rodney Ellis, Harris County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Jose Garza, Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • John Bucy, Texas State Representative for District 136 (listed by campaign)
  • Jose Velasquez, District 3 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Krista Laine, District 6 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Zo Qadri, District 9 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Pooja Sethi, Former Travis County Democratic Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Sherwynn Patton, Chief Executive Officer of Life Anew (listed by campaign)
  • BRADY PAC (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
None found in our research
  • National Democratic Socialists of America (listed by campaign)
  • Austin Sierra Club (listed by campaign)
  • Candace Hunter, AISD Board Trustee District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Austin DSA (Austin Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) (listed by campaign)
  • Rev. Darryl Horton, Pastor, Mt. Zion Baptist Church (listed by campaign)
Show all 18
  • Nyeka Arnold, Founder, The Healing Project ATX (listed by campaign)
  • Brian Mays, Owner, Sam's Bar-B-Que (listed by campaign)
  • Jonathan "Chaka" Mahone, Founder, DAWA (listed by campaign)
  • Bonnie Cullum, Owner/Founder, The VORTEX Theater (listed by campaign)
  • Andrew Hairston, Co-chair of Austin DSA & Civil Rights Lawyer (listed by campaign)
  • Mo Shabbaz, Founder/Creator, ATX in Color (listed by campaign)
  • Sue Spears, President, Bethany Cemetery Association (listed by campaign)
  • Robert Lilly, Criminal Justice Reform Leader, Texas Advocates for Justice (listed by campaign)
  • Cecilia Burke, Former Travis County Tax Assessor Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Statia Paschel, Cultural Inclusion Director, Austin ISD (listed by campaign)
  • Kellee Coleman, Founder of Mama Sana Vibrant Woman (listed by campaign)
  • Bo McCarver, Co-Founder, Blackland Community Development Corporation (listed by campaign)
  • Bob Batlan, Co-Founder, Advocates for Social Justice Reform (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
brownforaustind1.com
alexandriaforaustin.com
amberforaustin.com
mike4austin.org
Not found
misaelforaustin.com

Steven Brown

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Steven Brown
Current role
Healthcare professional (clinical consultant at ClearPoint Neuro, per The Austin Bulldog)
Background
  • Graduate of Austin Community College and Huston-Tillotson University (per campaign)
  • Master's degree student, Texas State University (per campaign)
  • More than 20 years in health care (per campaign)
  • Born and raised in East Austin (per campaign)
  • Lifelong District 1 resident (per campaign)
Experience
  • Givens Park Advisory Board member
  • Helped establish that board (2019) (per campaign)
  • Former board member, Ending Community Homelessness Coalition (ECHO)
  • Opposed Proposition Q (2025) (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • Housing: "Keeping long-term residents, renters, and seniors in the community they built"
  • "Fighting for living wages on city contracts and local hiring practices"
  • "Delivering safer streets, connected sidewalks, and reliable transit"
  • "My policy approach is simple: integrity, equity, accountability, and no private commitments." (Community Impact Q&A)
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I'll hold the line on taxes unless there's a clear, measurable reason to raise them."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Development should benefit current residents first, not just rapidly building with no real plan."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: Campaign site lists as a priority: "reducing crime, improving police accountability, securing clean water and more tree canopy"
Endorsements
  • Tonya Nixon, Travis County Constable (listed by campaign)
  • Margaret Gómez, Former Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Ora Houston, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Laura Morrison, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Eldrick Cooper, Owner, Marshalls (listed by campaign)
Show all 19
  • Lee Dawson Jr., GEAYA Leader (listed by campaign)
  • Nelson Linder, Owner, Linder Insurance (listed by campaign)
  • Pastor A.J. Quinton, Senior Pastor, Diakonos Ministries (listed by campaign)
  • Robin Rather, Environmentalist & CEO, Collective Strength (listed by campaign)
  • Ellen Wood, CEO of VCFO (listed by campaign)
  • Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1091 (listed by campaign)
  • Austin Police Association (listed by campaign)
  • MELJ Center (listed by campaign)
  • Anything's Baked Potato (Daniel Thomas, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Big Hawks Grill (Datrin Guyton, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Jackson's Barbershop (Ronnie Jackson, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Planet K (Michael Kleinman, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Sam's BBQ (Brian Mays, Owner) (listed by campaign)
  • Tater Que (The Macks, Owner) (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
brownforaustind1.com

Alexandria Anderson

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Alexandria Anderson
Current role
Founder and operator, Essential Fitness ATX, a fitness and wellness business
Background
  • University of Texas graduate and former track scholarship athlete
  • Former international competitor, Nike and USA Track & Field, eight years (per campaign)
  • MLK Givens Park neighborhood resident, more than twelve years (per campaign)
Experience
  • Was chair and vice chair, Martin Luther King Neighborhood Association, for nine years (per campaign)
  • Was co-chair, East MLK Contact Team, for five years (per campaign)
  • Served on the City of Austin Commission for Women and African American Resource Advisory Commission, chairing both (per campaign)
  • Executive Committee member, Austin Neighborhood Council (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "My top priority is housing stability."
  • "I want to prioritize deeply affordable housing, preserve existing affordable homes, support larger housing options for families"
  • "I would strengthen multi-year financial planning, scrutinize major expenditures, contracts, and incentives, and improve efficiency."
  • Mobility: "I would prioritize sidewalks, safer pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, Small Area Mobility Plans, Vision Zero strategies, and stronger CapMetro connections."
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I would strengthen multi-year financial planning, scrutinize major expenditures, contracts, and incentives, and improve efficiency."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Development must include deeply affordable housing, tenant protections, infrastructure, and community benefits while proactively preventing displacement."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: Campaign site: "I support a comprehensive approach that includes safe streets, responsive city services, community-based solutions, and accountability."
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
alexandriaforaustin.com
Amber K. Goodwin

Amber K. Goodwin

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Amber K. Goodwin
Current role
Attorney
Background
  • Lawyer, organizer and public safety advocate (per campaign)
  • Former Travis County assistant district attorney (from May 2022; resigned Sept. 1, 2026 to campaign full-time) (per The Austin Bulldog)
  • Founded and led the Community Justice Action Fund, a gun violence prevention organization (per campaign)
  • Co-founder, Community Violence Legal Network (per campaign)
Experience
  • Chair, Austin Gun Violence Task Force (2019) (per campaign)
  • Organized in Austin during the 2008 Obama campaign and with Organizing for America Texas (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "Top priority is making affordability a part of our infrastructure"
  • "I would work to better coordinate housing, health, and public safety budgets"
  • "We need expanded affordable transit service connecting East Austin to jobs, healthcare, and schools"
  • "I will work to pair anti-displacement tools like eviction and homestead protections with a District 1 Economic Opportunity Fund."
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I support responsible budgeting that will protect our core services while delivering real economic opportunities for all of District 1."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I will advocate equitable transit-oriented development that pairs density near transit with guaranteed affordability; not just additional market-rate units."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: In a Community Impact Q&A, says she would coordinate budgets "prioritizing anti-displacement, eviction protection, and violence prevention instead of siloed and duplicative spending"
Endorsements
  • Austin Central Labor Council
  • Sheryl Cole, Texas State Representative for District 46 (listed by campaign)
  • Greg Casar, Congressman for Texas District 35 (listed by campaign)
  • Wendy Davis, Former Texas State Senator for District 10 (listed by campaign)
  • Andy Brown, Travis County Judge (listed by campaign)
Show all 15
  • Joaquin Castro, Congressman for Texas District 20 (listed by campaign)
  • Rodney Ellis, Harris County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Jose Garza, Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • John Bucy, Texas State Representative for District 136 (listed by campaign)
  • Jose Velasquez, District 3 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Krista Laine, District 6 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Zo Qadri, District 9 Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Pooja Sethi, Former Travis County Democratic Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Sherwynn Patton, Chief Executive Officer of Life Anew (listed by campaign)
  • BRADY PAC (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
amberforaustin.com
Michael Nahas

Michael Nahas

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Michael Nahas
Current role
Economist and researcher (per his Community Impact Q&A)
Background
  • Master's degree in economics, University of Texas (per his Community Impact Q&A)
  • Has worked in finance (per candidate)
Experience
  • Chair, city's Economic Prosperity Commission (per his Community Impact Q&A); former chair (per The Austin Bulldog)
  • Board member, CHEA (Community Housing Expansion of Austin), a nonprofit housing cooperative (per his Community Impact Q&A)
Top priorities
  • "My top priority is residents' wallets, especially lower rent and taxes."
  • "The City plans on borrowing more from the pensions. I'll stop that."
  • "New housing must be built in or near downtown, to keep people off the roads."
  • Campaign site: voters "want low rent, low taxes, and responsible spending"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I'll move as much pension debt as we're allowed to a lower interest rate GO bond."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "New housing must be built in or near downtown, to keep people off the roads."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
mike4austin.org

Portia Riggins

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Portia Riggins
Current role
Accounting; student; community advocate (per her Community Impact Q&A)
Background
  • Born and raised in District 1 (per candidate)
Experience
  • Travis Central Appraisal District, appraisal support (per candidate, as relevant experience)
  • Texas REALTORS association, accounting department (per candidate)
  • City of Austin 311 (per candidate)
  • Community volunteer (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "My top priority is the budget"
  • "City spending should be transparent, efficient, and accountable."
  • "I would prioritize sidewalks, street safety, accessible infrastructure, and stronger transit connections"
  • "Development should expand housing opportunities while protecting established neighborhoods and existing residents."
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "My fiscal strategy would prioritize essential services, address inefficiencies, and ensure investments produce measurable results for Austin residents."
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "Growth and major transportation projects should also protect existing residents from displacement."
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

Misael Ramos

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Misael Ramos
Current role
President, Rogers-Washington-Holy Cross Neighborhood Association
Background
  • Attended Austin Community College (per campaign)
  • Worked during the Great Recession helping families avoid foreclosure (per campaign)
  • Union member and former state employee (per campaign)
  • Raised in Dallas (per campaign)
Experience
  • Board President, Blackland Community Development Corporation (per campaign)
  • Board member, Rethink35 (per campaign)
  • Was active in the Advocates for Social Justice Reform coalition for counsel at first appearance in Travis County (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "We need to bring down costs for working families and restore their voices to City Hall."
  • "I will defend workers and propose solutions to expand the city's capacity to deliver for our communities."
  • "More east-west bus connections are needed and antidisplacement funding is still critical to keeping families rooted."
  • Says he will demand "the development of social housing that stabilizes costs for all residents"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: "the city should focus on reigning in contracts and consultants failing to deliver on both the basics and the ambitious goals we have as a city"
  • Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "More east-west bus connections are needed and antidisplacement funding is still critical to keeping families rooted."
  • Flooding and drainage: Campaign site: "Prioritize tree planting, stormwater upgrades, and green infrastructure in heat-vulnerable and historically underserved neighborhoods."
  • Public safety: Campaign site: "the City must put the brakes on the ever-increasing police budget, and instead creatively divert funds to evidence-based solutions that are proven to prevent violence"
Endorsements
  • National Democratic Socialists of America (listed by campaign)
  • Austin Sierra Club (listed by campaign)
  • Candace Hunter, AISD Board Trustee District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Austin DSA (Austin Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) (listed by campaign)
  • Rev. Darryl Horton, Pastor, Mt. Zion Baptist Church (listed by campaign)
Show all 18
  • Nyeka Arnold, Founder, The Healing Project ATX (listed by campaign)
  • Brian Mays, Owner, Sam's Bar-B-Que (listed by campaign)
  • Jonathan "Chaka" Mahone, Founder, DAWA (listed by campaign)
  • Bonnie Cullum, Owner/Founder, The VORTEX Theater (listed by campaign)
  • Andrew Hairston, Co-chair of Austin DSA & Civil Rights Lawyer (listed by campaign)
  • Mo Shabbaz, Founder/Creator, ATX in Color (listed by campaign)
  • Sue Spears, President, Bethany Cemetery Association (listed by campaign)
  • Robert Lilly, Criminal Justice Reform Leader, Texas Advocates for Justice (listed by campaign)
  • Cecilia Burke, Former Travis County Tax Assessor Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Statia Paschel, Cultural Inclusion Director, Austin ISD (listed by campaign)
  • Kellee Coleman, Founder of Mama Sana Vibrant Woman (listed by campaign)
  • Bo McCarver, Co-Founder, Blackland Community Development Corporation (listed by campaign)
  • Bob Batlan, Co-Founder, Advocates for Social Justice Reform (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
misaelforaustin.com

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