City of Corpus Christi
Council Member, District 2
- On ballot as
- Isabel Araiza
- Current role
- Assistant professor of sociology and Mexican American Studies Program coordinator, Del Mar College (per campaign)
- Background
- Born and raised in Corpus Christi
- Carroll High School graduate
- Associate degree, Del Mar College (1994)
- Bachelor's degree, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (1995)
- Ph.D. in sociology, Boston College (2004)
- Experience
- Member, city Crime Control and Prevention Board (since 2022) (per campaign)
- Ran for mayor of Corpus Christi (2024)
- Co-founder, For the Greater Good, a grassroots group (2016) (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "Pursue science-based, affordable water security"
- "Demand greatest users conserve water like the rest of us"
- "Examine and build a city budget that serves the people first"
- "Invest in neighborhood parks"
- "Repair Streets & Sidewalks"
- "Address the stray animal problem"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "Examine and build a city budget that serves the people first"
- Growth and infrastructure: Caller-Times questionnaire: "I oppose the Inner Harbor Desalination plant. It's a threat to the health of the bay and its ecosystem"
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: Caller-Times questionnaire: "The 2nd priority will be safety. We need to address stray animals at the neighborhood level, blight, and hot zones."
- Endorsements
- Texas Campaign for the Environment (VoteClean.org PAC)
- Campaign website
- araizaforcorpuschristi.com
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