Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midland County, TX public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
6 issues in governance
County Leadership Vacancy
Midland City Councilman Dan Corrales has passed away, leaving an open seat that the city now needs to fill. This vacancy will trigger a formal process to select a new representative for the district.
Election Administration
If you live in western Midland County, double-check your polling place before heading out because locations have shifted. Don't get caught off guard—look up your new spot now to make sure your vote actually counts.
Local Elections
Election season is officially here in Midland, and it’s time to see which candidates are actually backing the issues you care about. Don't get caught off guard—take a look at their platforms now so you can cast an informed vote.
Election Campaign
Jay Marquez has officially entered the race for Midland County Judge. It’s time to start tracking this campaign, as the winner will be calling the shots on the county's day-to-day operations and judicial oversight.
Election Results
The 2024 election results are officially in, deciding the local leaders and policies that will steer Midland County for the next few years. It’s time to see who won and how these changes will impact your daily life in the city.
Official Misconduct
A Midland City Councilmember is facing serious heat after being accused of a break-in. This scandal could force them out of office, potentially leaving a seat empty and shaking up local leadership.