Cameron County
County Treasurer
Jonathan Gracia
Democratic- On ballot as
- Jonathan Gracia
- Current role
- Attorney; sole proprietor and lead attorney, The Gracia Law Firm (since March 2012) (per campaign resume)
- Background
- Law degree, University of Texas School of Law (December 2006) (per State Bar)
- Licensed in Texas since November 2008 (per State Bar)
- Certified Public Manager, University of Texas at Brownsville (2010) (per campaign resume)
- Experience
- Democratic nominee, Texas House District 37 (2024); lost to Janie Lopez (per Ballotpedia)
- Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Place 2 (2015–2022) (per campaign resume)
- Cameron County assistant district attorney (November 2008–March 2012) (per campaign resume)
- Legislative assistant and special projects/grants director, U.S. Rep. Solomon P. Ortiz (2001–2004) (per campaign resume)
- Director, Port Isabel Economic Development Corporation (September 2000–November 2001) (per campaign resume)
- Donated over $80,000 of his elected-official salary to nonprofits, scholarships and veterans (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "It's time for a Treasurer committed to efficiency and hard work."
- "We've seen taxes rise while families struggle. Cameron County deserves better!"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "We've seen taxes rise while families struggle. Cameron County deserves better! It's time for a Treasurer committed to efficiency and hard work."
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- jonathangracia.com
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