El Paso City Representative District 6 · Nov 3, 2026

Jesse Moreno

Candidate for City Representative District 6

16 candidates · 4 seats5 sourced positions

Jesse Moreno is running for El Paso City Representative District 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Art Fierro, Claudia Contreras Siller, Pedro Fernandez Jr. and Hector Alba.

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Today

Works on voter participation and registration, including on college campuses; administrative assistant for city Rep. Deanna Maldonado-Rocha.

Campaign website: jesseforelpaso.com

Where Jesse Moreno stands: positions on the record

Property taxes1 sourced position

answer to the El Paso Times candidate questionnaire
Would push the city to adopt the no-new-revenue rate whenever possible and prioritize the local homestead exemption.
“adopting the no-new-revenue rate whenever possible”
Own statementEl Paso Times candidate questionnaire · Sep 15, 2026

Deck Plaza1 sourced position

answer to the El Paso Times candidate questionnaire
Opposes using city general funds for the Deck Plaza; says it should be funded through private partnerships and state and federal dollars.
“But I oppose using city general funds to finance it.”
Own statementEl Paso Times candidate questionnaire · Sep 15, 2026

Meta data center1 sourced position

Says the Meta data center needs hard limits on water and power use, monitoring and an enforceable community benefit agreement.
“The one we're getting needs hard limits on our water and power, real monitoring, and a community benefit agreement with teeth.”
Own statementJesse Moreno campaign website

Data centers1 sourced position

answer to the El Paso Times candidate questionnaire
Opposes the current data center deal's structure.
“I stand firmly against the current data center deal especially at its structure.”
Own statementEl Paso Times candidate questionnaire · Sep 15, 2026

Economic incentives1 sourced position

Would require a signed community benefits agreement with local hiring, wage floors and clawbacks before any tax abatement.
“No tax abatement without a signed community benefits agreement”
Own statementJesse Moreno campaign website

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