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Pictured is Matthew Mendoza and Chase Norris.

Meet the San Marcos City Council Place 1 candidates

By Shannon West

Learn where the two candidates, incumbent, Matthew Mendoza, and his opponent, Chase Norris stand on growth, infrastructure, housing and community engagement.

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Voter Registration begins Sept. 16: Hays County ...
The Hays County Elections Office serves as the main early voting site. Early voting runs Oct. 20-31. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
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Pictured is the Hays County Election building.
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Hays CISD is having a voter-approval tax rate election. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Hays CISD to hold tax rate election
Pictured is the Hays County Elections Building.
Hays County to vote on expanding East Hays County MUD No. 2 in November
Exterior is shown of the Hays Countye lection entrance with a red, white and blue "VOTE HERE" sign in the background.
May 3 ballots in Hays County include $985M school bond, MUD elections
Hays County Elections Office is located at 120 Stagecoach Trail in San Marcos. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
Early voting begins April 22 in Hays County
The Mason MUD will appear on the ballot for voters in its district. If approved, it will fund utility services in the Mason Subdivision, a 306-acre master-planned community on Centerpoint Road in San Marcos. (Jamie Moore/Community Impact)
Several municipal utility districts on ballot in Hays County area
Hays County polling location
Lorenzo Gonzalez secures win in runoff race for San Marcos City Council, Place 5
Polls closed at 7 p.m., although voters who were in line at 7 p.m. were still able to cast ballots. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Runoff election results: Marc McKinney wins Kyle City Council, District 5 race
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Here's what San Marcos and Kyle residents need to know for the Dec. 14 runoff election
The majority of Travis County voters showed support for a tax rate increase that would support additional affordable child care opportunities for families throughout Travis County. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
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Marc McKinney received 36.32% of votes of 5,468 ballots, according to unofficial voting results. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Unofficial results: Race for Kyle City Council District 5 heads to a runoff