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Matthew James Kozik is a candidate for El Paso City Council, District 1, in the November 3, 2026 general election. An attorney eligible to practice in Texas, he spent more than a decade in the U.S. Army JAG Corps as a prosecutor and defense attorney. His campaign is built on ten published plans — on the tax rate, electric and water bills, roadway and stormwater impact fees, the Meta 380 agreement, jobs and wages, DWI enforcement, tree canopy, and government ethics — each sourced to the public record.
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The ten plans
- 01No Further IncreasePDF · 12 pages
- 02Electric Ratepayer ProtectionPDF · 9 pages
- 03Resident Water Bill DefensePDF · 9 pages
- 04Roadway ProtectionPDF · 9 pages
- 05Stormwater Impact FeePDF · 12 pages
- 06Meta 380 LeveragePDF · 22 pages
- 07El Paso Good Jobs PlanPDF · 8 pages
- 08DWI EnforcementPDF · 8 pages
- 09Tree Canopy & HeatPDF · 21 pages
- 10Government EthicsPDF · 13 pages
Summaries with charts: votemjk.com/issues. Spanish: votemjk.com/temas.
Election Day is November 3, 2026
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