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4 challenging Carolyn King Arnold say progress too slow in Dallas' Oak Cliff district

4 challenging Carolyn King Arnold say progress too slow in Dallas’ Oak Cliff district The incumbent is asking voters to reelect her in District 4 to keep a steady hand in development. Johnny Aguinaga, Matt Canto Maxie Johnson, Lelani Russell are also in the running. A street sign topper reminds residents of the historic Tenth Street Freedmanstown east of I-35E in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Monday, January 28, 2019. (Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News)(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) The Dallas City Council elections are May 1; early voting starts Monday. All 14 council seats are contested, and three districts, 2, 11 and 13, will see new faces as incumbents have reached term limits. The other 11 incumbents face challengers. This is the sixth of 14 stories on the races, a series that debuted with coverage of the three open slots. The rest are being featured in ascending numerical order.

City Council elections get spicy and more news around Dallas

City Council elections get spicy and more news around Dallas City Council elections get spicy and more news around Dallas Election Day is May 1. Courtesy photo In this week s roundup of Dallas news, city council races are getting spicy. Fair Park is commissioning a study on traffic. There s a free seminar on how to handle your money, and a new DART train station in Irving. Here s what happened in Dallas this week: City Council dust-up #1 May 1 is Election Day, when Dallas and other cities will vote in a new crop of city council members. So far, outside of the Reform Dallas page on Facebook, the election has been quiet.

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City Council Candidate Johnny Aguinaga Accused of Threatening Election Judge

Venton Hill-Jones, an election judge presiding over Dallas’ District 4 race, called the police yesterday alleging City Council candidate Johnny Aguinaga had threatened him. Aguinaga is running for the District 4 council seat. The dispute began when Jones realized one of Aguinaga’s campaign signs was posted on someone’s property without permission, he contends. When Jones pulled up to his house Tuesday, he found a big campaign sign in the lot next door. It read, “Vote for Johnny Aguinaga. Be the change.” Aguinaga owns the property where the originalCampRhonda homeless encampment was set up. He has said that if he is elected, homelessness in South Oak Cliff would cease to exist.

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