Paving that’s fair
No more unpaved streets and potholes nobody comes to fix. We will push for Loma Bonita and every colonia to get pavement and drainage with the same urgency as downtown Eagle Pass.
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A commissioner who shows up in the colonias — standing up for our families, accounting for every taxpayer dollar and demanding that Precinct 4 finally gets its streets paved.
Guadalupe “Lupe” Negrete · Candidate for County Commissioner, Precinct 4 · Maverick County, Texas
Early voting · Oct 19–30
From October 19 to 30, vote at the Multi-Purpose Center, no matter your precinct.
Where to vote
Multi-Purpose Center
480 S. Adams St. · Eagle Pass, TX 78852
Hours
Bring a photo ID. Questions: Maverick County Elections Department, 830-757-4175.
The campaign on video
Walks through the colonias and interviews where he lays out every plan. Watch them and share them with your neighbors.
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Precinct 4 · Eagle Pass
Real service · A man of his word · Rooted right here
Born and raised on the border, Lupe knows what it takes for the working families and small business owners of Eagle Pass to get by. He’s running for Commissioner because the colonias of Precinct 4 have waited long enough on promises that never showed up.
His commitment is simple: real oversight of public funds, a transparent budget and a commissioner you will actually see in your neighborhood.
Where Lupe stands
For years the colonias of Precinct 4 have been last in line. These are the three things Lupe will take to the Commissioners Court on day one.
No more unpaved streets and potholes nobody comes to fix. We will push for Loma Bonita and every colonia to get pavement and drainage with the same urgency as downtown Eagle Pass.
Lit streets keep crime down and our families safe. Permanent street lights, plus more patrols and resources for the Sheriff’s Department in our neighborhoods.
Every taxpayer dollar accounted for. A line-by-line review of Commissioners Court spending to cut the waste and put that money back into services in the colonias.
On social
Neighborhood walks, interviews and plans, straight from our Facebook page. Follow along to hear it first.
Your vote counts · 2026 Election
Local elections are usually decided during early voting. Put these three dates on your calendar.
OCT 5
Registration deadline
Last day to get registered to vote in Maverick County.
OCT 19–30
Early voting
At the Multi-Purpose Center, 480 S. Adams St. Also open Saturday 24 and Sunday 25.
NOV 3
Election day
Polls are open 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM at your assigned precinct.
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Texas driver license, U.S. passport, Texas Election Identification Certificate or certificate of citizenship.
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The territory
Precinct 4 covers the colonias on the south and east side of Maverick County. Every point on this map is a street Lupe has walked and a commitment he intends to keep.
Satellite view of Precinct 4 in Maverick County. Drag and zoom to move through the colonias. To trace the exact precinct line on the map, we need the official shapefile from the County Elections Office.