BY ERIC WEILBACHER
Comal County Commissioner Precinct 3, Democratic Party
What is the most important issue facing residents, and how would you address it?
Tanya Marroquin Occupation: High school science teacher Relevant experience: Mom, teacher, student www.marroquinforcommissioner.com
Bently Paiz Occupation: Barista
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Relevant experience: Former U.S. congressional campaign sta er, Guada-Coma Progressive Coalition www.bently4comalcounty.com
When I tell people I am running for commissioner I get asked the same thing, “Great! Do something about all of the development.” I want people to know there is someone on the Commissioners Court ghting for their vision of New Braunfels. I am tenacious and ask the hard questions.
Comal County, the fastest-growing county in the U.S., demands adaptability from our elected o cials. Amidst the growth, a strategic plan is imperative to e ectively manage our region’s future expansion and safeguard the well-being of our community.
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