County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4

Leo Arcos

Republican

On ballot as: Leo Arcos
Current role: Not found
Background: MBA (2022) (per campaign)
Master of Leadership Studies (2025) (per campaign)
Military veteran
Work with the Texas Veterans Commission (per campaign)
Experience: Republican primary (March 2026): unopposed
Top priorities: Campaign site names four priorities: "lowering property taxes, supporting local businesses, enhancing resources for veterans, and ensuring accountability through accessibility"
"Advocate for lower property taxes using Commissioner authority"
"Expand and strengthen veteran services"
"Increase contract stipulations for stronger accountability"
Tidbits: Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "Advocate for lower property taxes using Commissioner authority"
Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site: "Promote economic growth by supporting local business development"
Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
Public safety: No public statement found
Claims and the record
Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: voteforleoarcos915.com

Annette Griego

Democratic

On ballot as: Annette Griego
Current role: Family nurse practitioner and small business owner
Background: Socorro High School graduate (per campaign)
Bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing, University of Texas at El Paso (per campaign)
Founded a medical services company in 2008 (per campaign)
Opened an Eastside family and pediatric clinic in 2016 (per campaign)
Born in Ciudad Juarez; raised in El Paso from age three (per campaign)
Experience: Hospitalist nurse practitioner, nearly eight years (per campaign)
Worked as an ICU charge nurse and ICU director (per campaign)
Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): won over incumbent Commissioner Sergio Coronado
Top priorities: "My top countywide priorities are fiscal responsibility, public safety, and accountable government"
Precinct 4: "improving roads, drainage, and lighting, supporting fire and emergency services, and ensuring development does not outpace services"
Favors "essential infrastructure rather than costly vanity projects, like the downtown deck plaza"
Health care: "supporting county health services, strengthening partnerships with local providers, and expanding preventive and mental health resources"
"I will hold regular community meetings throughout Precinct 4"
Tidbits: Property taxes and budget: In the League of Women Voters guide: "I will advocate for responsible county spending, greater transparency, and careful review of the county budget to ensure taxpayers receive value for every dollar spent."
Growth and infrastructure: In the League of Women Voters guide: "we must improve roads, drainage, transportation, and other essential infrastructure while planning responsibly for future growth"
Flooding and drainage: In a February 2026 El Paso Matters Q&A, lists "improving roads, drainage, and lighting" among her Precinct 4 priorities
Public safety: In the League of Women Voters guide: "I will work with law enforcement, first responders, and community leaders to ensure resources are used effectively to keep our families and neighborhoods safe."
Claims and the record
Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: annettegriego.com