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Recruiting effort leads Texas Democrats to fill every state and federal race on 2026 ballot — Texas State Capitol August 2019 11 by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Michael Barera) / CC-BY-SA-4.0

Texas Politics · Texas

Recruiting effort leads Texas Democrats to fill every state and federal race on 2026 ballot

62% Center coverage: 21 sources

A Democrat is running in every state and federal race on the Texas ballot next year, the first time in modern state history that either party has fielded a full slate of candidates, according to the Texas Democratic Party. See the Story

Ysleta ISD loses 1,400 students amid enrollment decline, financial struggles

Facebook · El Paso

Ysleta ISD loses 1,400 students amid enrollment decline, financial struggles

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

by Claudia Lorena Silva December 16, 2025 Facebook X Ysleta ISD Superintendent Xavier De La Torre speaks with students at Riverside Elementary School celebrating its Yellow Library, a project of Kendra Scott, November 2025. (Courtesy Ysleta ISD) Sign up for essential news about El Paso. Delivered to your inbox — completely free. The Ysleta Independent School District enrollment numbers are declining faster than the district projected, losing …See the Story

UMC El Paso CEO Jacob Cintron to collect nearly $1.5 million after pay raise, bonus

El Paso · El Paso

UMC El Paso CEO Jacob Cintron to collect nearly $1.5 million after pay raise, bonus

Coverage: 2 sources

by Priscilla Totiyapungprasert, El Paso MattersDecember 18, 2025 Jacob Cintron, CEO of University Medical Center of El Paso, received a 14% pay raise this week, increasing his salary to $1,128,582. Cintron’s new compensation is retroactive to Oct. 1, the start of the 2026 fiscal year. The hospital’s seven-member board of managers voted 6-0 to approve his salary at its public meeting Tuesday, with one member abstaining. The board also approved a …See the Story

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