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	ABOUT EL PASO COUNTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS ELECTION INFORMATION NEWS ARTICLES FAQS HELPFUL LINKS CONTACT US What does my ballot look like? Register to vote! Participating Organizations list all > East-Central city Rep. Emma Acosta chosen to be mayor pro tem June 25, 2009 Back David Burge / El Paso Times Staff Posted: 06/25/2009 12:00:00 AM MDT EL PASO -- East-Central city Rep. Emma Acosta has been named mayor pro tem in a unanimous vote by her City Council colleagues. The post is largely ceremonial, but Acosta will serve as the presiding officer at City Council meetings when Mayor John Cook is absent. The mayor pro tem also helps the mayor make appointments of fellow city representatives to subcommittees of the City Council.   Other Local News/Races...Donate to Our NonProfit and obtain a Walk List. Telephone List, and/or Mailing ListJustice of the peace candidates plentifulWho’s in, who’s out for March primaryEast-Central city Rep. Emma Acosta chosen to be mayor pro temNew face joins El Paso City Council on 'Road to Greatness'Election day: El Paso Times endorsementsWest-Central rep Susie Byrd faces 2 challengers By Diana Washington Valdez / El Paso TimesJohn Cook's lead surpasses 50%: Big gains by 1 challenger not enough to win By Ramon Bracamontes / El Paso TimesCandidates in city rep race pledge progress By Gustavo Reveles Acosta / El Paso TimesOpinion El Paso Times endorsements:Officials expect few to vote in weekend electionsThe Inner Loop: Winners, Losers, and Insider Mash UpAlbertson's Partnership...and you can help!Senator Shapleigh Conducts Helicopter Assessment of El Paso Disaster AreaPetition for vote to recall O'Rourke not submittedIdeas submitted for new congressional mapEl Paso Demo files complaint against BonillaRedrawn 23rd Congressional District to be Released FridayRushdie to speak Nov. 9, 2006Early voting begins today for school board racesComplete election resultsExperts hope Hispanic activism produces votersDemographics show immediate boost in Latino voting unlikelyLeaders' lack of consensus threatens Perry tax planBlack Demos and Northeast Democratic Party Association endorse candidates in runoffDemo group endorses candidates in runoffDemocratic primary runoffEarly voting turnout for runoffs is 'slow'Early voting for primary runoffs to begin MondayEPISD bond vote likely Nov. 7EPISD bond vote likely Nov. 7Clint ISD tries to pass bondEP turnout topped rest of stateDemocratic & Republican election results Mail votes to be tallied by March 20Primary Election Results by PrecinctCounty voter turnout 14% on windy, cloudy dayElection runoffsUncontested Demo resultsUncontested GOP resultsThousands of El Pasoans are expected to fill polls todayCity to decide on new campaign-finance measuresRepublican Sample BallotU.S. Congress: Districts' migrant numbers sway votes on tough billEarly voting for primary ends todayClint school board calls $90 million bond electionCommentary on local racesEl Paso Times EndorsementsThe Northeast Democrats name primary endorsementsMobile votingVoting for primaries starts today around El PasoAdelante con Ganas, You Vote, We WinPolitical Letter: Asarco, UTEP and Blooming CedarsCampaign Finance ReportsVoting Guide: Candidates SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER: Designed by Stanton Street
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