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St. Cloud City Council Seat 5 · Nov 3, 2026

Alex Rodriguez

Candidate for City Council Seat 5

2 candidates · 1 seat4 sourced positions

Alex Rodriguez is running for St. Cloud City Council Seat 5 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Kirk Zilke.

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Inflight Supervisor who served as president of a homeowners association.

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In the Aug. 18 primary for Seat 5, Kirk Zilke received 40.5% (3,256 votes), Alex Rodriguez 29.8% (2,396) and Jim Moore 29.7% (2,388). Around Osceola · Aug 18, 2026

After a manual recount, Alex Rodriguez finished ahead of Jim Moore by one vote, putting Rodriguez in the runoff against Kirk Zilke. Spectrum News 13 · Aug 22, 2026

Where Alex Rodriguez stands: positions on the record

Growth and infrastructure1 sourced position
  • Lists traffic and infrastructure as a top priority; says he supports long-term planning and ensuring growth pays for the infrastructure it requires.

    “I support long-term planning, improving roadway connectivity, coordinating with county and state agencies, and ensuring growth pays for the infrastructure it requires.”

    Own statementAround Osceola · Oct 2, 2026

Public safety1 sourced position
  • Lists public safety as a top priority and says he supports continued investment in police, fire and emergency services.

    “A growing city requires continued investment in police, fire, and emergency services.”

    Own statementAround Osceola · Oct 2, 2026

Property tax amendment1 sourced position
  • Answered yes on the constitutional amendment on property taxes, saying he supports property tax relief for homeowners.

    “I support meaningful property tax relief for homeowners.”

    Own statementAround Osceola · Oct 2, 2026

Housing affordability1 sourced position
  • Says housing affordability needs a mix of housing options and continued efforts to attract higher-paying employers.

    “Housing affordability requires a balanced approach of a mix of housing options that meet the needs of young families, seniors, and our workforce while protecting existing neighborhoods.”

    Own statementAround Osceola · Oct 2, 2026

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