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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Potter County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Election Results
The runoff election results are dropping tonight, and they’ll decide exactly who gets to call the shots for Amarillo’s local and state policies. It’s time to see who’s actually going to be in charge of our city's direction moving forward.
Election Information
The May 26 runoff election is right around the corner, so make sure you know who's still on the ballot. Checking your sample ballot now is the easiest way to stay informed before heading to the polls.
Mayoral Election
Lubbock Mayor Mark McBrayer just locked in a second term with a massive 70% of the vote. This landslide win means he’s staying in the driver's seat to keep pushing his current policy agenda for the next few years.
Voter Participation
Even with major issues on the ballot, most people in Potter and Randall counties stayed home this election. It means a tiny group of voters is calling the shots for everyone else in the community.
Election Candidacy
John Coffee is throwing his hat in the ring for Potter County Commissioner in Precinct 3. It’s worth checking out his platform now, since he’ll have a direct say in how your tax dollars are spent and how local services are run.
Election Endorsements
Want to know who the local power players are backing in the upcoming primary? We’ve rounded up the latest endorsements so you can see exactly who is lining up behind which candidates before you cast your vote.
Election Administration
Potter County just brought on a new elections chief right before the Amarillo City Council runoff. The goal is to keep things running smoothly so you don't have to deal with any headaches at the ballot box.