Val Verde County
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On ballot as
REY ROBLES
JUAN CARLOS VAZQUEZ
Current role
Retired (per Secretary of State filing)
Val Verde County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Background
- Cites "30 years of federal public service experience" (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Oversaw personnel, programs and budgets for the United States Border Patrol, including its Emergency Management Program (per candidate)
Not found
Experience
Not found
- In office as Precinct 2 commissioner by February 2022 (per a Border Organization report in The 830 Times)
- Says that over the past four years he has "completed all my state requirements as your county commissioner" (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "an office where transparency and accountability guide every decision"
- "Taxpayer resources will be managed wisely, with clarity and fairness at every step."
- "responsible growth supported by thoughtful planning and long-term investment in infrastructure like roads, utilities and public facilities"
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "my goals are to complete the Roberto “Bob” Chavira Sports Complex for our youth"
- "Completion of the expansion of the Antonio “Tony” Faz County Annex"
- "Closing out the Lausen Lane low water crossing to alleviate flooding"
- "to spend taxpayer money wisely in the best interest of the taxpayers"
Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "Taxpayer resources will be managed wisely, with clarity and fairness at every step."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I envision responsible growth supported by thoughtful planning and long-term investment in infrastructure like roads, utilities and public facilities."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Property taxes and budget: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I am a fiscally conservative person whose main goal is to provide a better way of life for all people of Val Verde County and to spend taxpayer money wisely"
- Growth and infrastructure: At a July 15, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting: "I'll make a motion, judge, that we will not give any tax incentives or abatements for data centers."
- Flooding and drainage: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire, among his goals: "Closing out the Lausen Lane low water crossing to alleviate flooding"
- Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found
Rey Robles
Republican- On ballot as
- REY ROBLES
- Current role
- Retired (per Secretary of State filing)
- Background
- Cites "30 years of federal public service experience" (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Oversaw personnel, programs and budgets for the United States Border Patrol, including its Emergency Management Program (per candidate)
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "an office where transparency and accountability guide every decision"
- "Taxpayer resources will be managed wisely, with clarity and fairness at every step."
- "responsible growth supported by thoughtful planning and long-term investment in infrastructure like roads, utilities and public facilities"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "Taxpayer resources will be managed wisely, with clarity and fairness at every step."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I envision responsible growth supported by thoughtful planning and long-term investment in infrastructure like roads, utilities and public facilities."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
- On ballot as
- JUAN CARLOS VAZQUEZ
- Current role
- Val Verde County Commissioner, Precinct 2
- Background
- Not found
- Experience
- In office as Precinct 2 commissioner by February 2022 (per a Border Organization report in The 830 Times)
- Says that over the past four years he has "completed all my state requirements as your county commissioner" (per February 2026 primary questionnaire)
- Top priorities
- February 2026 primary questionnaire: "my goals are to complete the Roberto “Bob” Chavira Sports Complex for our youth"
- "Completion of the expansion of the Antonio “Tony” Faz County Annex"
- "Closing out the Lausen Lane low water crossing to alleviate flooding"
- "to spend taxpayer money wisely in the best interest of the taxpayers"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire: "I am a fiscally conservative person whose main goal is to provide a better way of life for all people of Val Verde County and to spend taxpayer money wisely"
- Growth and infrastructure: At a July 15, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting: "I'll make a motion, judge, that we will not give any tax incentives or abatements for data centers."
- Flooding and drainage: In a February 2026 primary questionnaire, among his goals: "Closing out the Lausen Lane low water crossing to alleviate flooding"
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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