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Corpus Christi City Council District 4 goes into a runoff

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The Corpus Christi City Council District 4 race will go to a runoff in December 2024. Kaylynn Paxson received 46% of the votes, while May Nardone Mendoza received 25%.

Dan Grimsbo had 14%, and Eric Magnusson IV had 14% of the votes.

The Corpus Christi City Council District 4 jurisdiction area covers the Bay Area, Flour Bluff, and Padre Island.

Dan Suckley did not run for re-election for the Corpus Christi City Council District 4 seat. May Nardone Mendoza, Kaylynn Paxson, Dan Grimsbo, and Eric Magnusson were the four candidates who ran for Corpus Christi City Council District 4.

Kaylynn Paxson said the three major issues in the District 4 area that she wanted to address are creating a real maintenance plan for streets and drainage, identifying and eliminating wasteful spending, and bringing the focus of our city leadership back to our community's everyday needs and experiences.

May Nardone Mendoza said the three major issues in the District 4 area that she wanted to address are repairing residential and commercial streets, public safety for our citizens, and fiscal responsibility of the city budget.

Dan Grimsbo said the three major issues in the District 4 area that he wanted to address are improving streets and drainage, supporting public safety, and enhancing our communities.

Eric Magnusson said the three major issues in the District 4 area that he wanted to address are tackling local pollution, restoring and improving the local ecosystem, and further advancing the city's initiatives to make it more walkable.

The Current City Councilman for District 4, Dan Suckley, will finish out his term until the new candidate is elected and sworn in following the runoff next month.

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