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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Early results: Socorro, Ysleta voters reject school tax measures

Plus, UTEP's men open 0-1 and the Miners' home opener is Sunday.

The Daily El Paso team2 stories14 sources5 min read

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Early results show Socorro and Ysleta voters rejecting school tax proposals

Both districts set rates above their voter-approval rates

Adopted rateMeasureVoter-approval rate
$1.05Socorro ISD$0.93
$1.19Ysleta ISD$1.15

If you live in Socorro or Ysleta ISD, early voting results show your neighbors rejected Proposition A. Just over 57% of Socorro and 56% of Ysleta early voters voted no. Almost 69% of Tornillo ISD voters rejected a similar measure. These are early tallies, not final totals.

Socorro's would have generated up to $49.2 million a year. Ysleta's would have generated an estimated $5.5 million in ongoing funding. Both boards had adopted rates above the voter-approval rate, which triggered the elections.

  • Socorro estimate: about $10 a month on a $250,000 home
  • Last year's Socorro vote: rejected by about 850 votes
  • Ysleta ISD adds a 20%
  • Tornillo ISD would have raised over $1.5 million a year

In City Council races, early returns after 7 p.m. had incumbents ahead: Ale Chavez in District 1, Ivan Nino in District 5 and Art Fierro in District 6.

Incumbents led three City Council races in early voting

Early voting totals released shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday

District 1

Alejandra "Ale" Chavez Incumbent9,34647.8%
Sam Armijo3,91220.0%
Matthew James Kozik3,79219.4%
Daniela Garcia2,50112.8%

District 5

Ivan Nino Incumbent8,95769.0%
Richard Genera4,03331.0%

District 6

Art Fierro Incumbent5,78636.0%
Jesse Moreno4,34927.1%
Claudia Contreras Siller3,52121.9%
Pedro Fernandez Jr.1,2888.0%
Hector Alba1,1267.0%

Source: KTSM 9 News

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RaceCandidateVotesShare
District 1Alejandra "Ale" Chavez9,34647.8%
District 1Sam Armijo3,91220.0%
District 1Matthew James Kozik3,79219.4%
District 1Daniela Garcia2,50112.8%
District 5Ivan Nino8,95769.0%
District 5Richard Genera4,03331.0%
District 6Art Fierro5,78636.0%
District 6Jesse Moreno4,34927.1%
District 6Claudia Contreras Siller3,52121.9%
District 6Pedro Fernandez Jr.1,2888.0%
District 6Hector Alba1,1267.0%

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UTEP

UTEP men's basketball opens the season with an 84-⁠76 loss to Northern Kentucky

The Miners dropped their opener Monday in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as part of the 's Opening Day Marathon. It was the first time in 20 years UTEP opened its season at a neutral site.

Freshman Youssouf Traore led with 18 points, and Donovan Criss added 13. The free-throw line made the difference: UTEP made 14 of 24, and Northern Kentucky made 30 of 33.

Northern Kentucky won at the line and on the boards

UTEPMeasureNorthern Kentucky
76Points84
14Free throws made30
33Rebounds39
  • Record: UTEP starts the season 0-1
  • Home opener: Sun., Nov. 8, vs. Incarnate Word, 5 p.m.
  • Where: GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center
  • Watch or listen: MW+ streams it; 600 ESPN El Paso airs it

KVIA counted four Miners in double figures, including Cam McDaniels with 11 and Augusto Cassia with 10.

Four Miners scored in double figures against Northern Kentucky

Source: KVIA

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Youssouf Traore18 points
Donovan Criss13 points
Cam McDaniels11 points
Augusto Cassia10 points

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Bob Hope Drive

County commissioners got an update Monday on the Bob Hope expansion project in East El Paso, and project officials said the city has only partial funding so far. The meeting was intended to present plans to move forward and apply for additional funding through the loan program. KDBC

Marathon refinery

Newly obtained records detail how El Paso Water responded to the Sept. 22 flooding at the Marathon Petroleum refinery: a notice of noncompliance requiring the company to stop, contain and clean up the release, and confirmation that the incident did not pose a threat to public safety. The records also show a newly disclosed compliance issue tied to the refinery's wastewater treatment operations. KFOX-TV

Miners women

The UTEP women opened their season with a 100-64 win over Western New Mexico on Monday at GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center, with seven Miners scoring in double figures. Zainab Olalekan led with 19 points and seven rebounds in her UTEP debut. KVIA

Three Miners led UTEP women's 100-⁠64 win

Source: KVIA

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Zainab Olalekan19 points
Krista Lukasevica14 points
Tatiana Collazo13 points

Volleyball

Midland Greenwood swept Ysleta in the Class 4A area round Monday, and Ysleta finishes 24-12. Canyon Randall and Canyon High also won in straight sets. In Class 5A, Amarillo Tascosa beat El Paso High, which ends its season 11-20. Midland Reporter-TelegramEl Paso Times

Jake Fette

El Paso native Jake Fette will remain Arizona State's starting quarterback against Colorado on Saturday, coach Kenny Dillingham confirmed Monday. At this time last year, Fette was Del Valle High's starting quarterback, and he threw for 166 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-20 loss to eighth-ranked BYU. KTSM 9 News

Home

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Early results: Socorro, Ysleta voters reject school tax measures

Plus, UTEP's men open 0-1 and the Miners' home opener is Sunday.

The TLDR

  1. Early results: Socorro, Ysleta voters reject Proposition A
  2. UTEP men fall 84-76 to Northern Kentucky in opener
  3. UTEP's home opener is Sunday at 5 p.m. against Incarnate Word
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