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Become An Expert On City Council Candidates In An Hour Or Less

Each of these candidates is aiming to gain a council seat inside Austin City Hall.
Liang Shi/KUT News
Each of these candidates is aiming to gain a council seat inside Austin City Hall.

People love to complain about city government, but only about of eligible voters cast ballots in municipal elections. That's partly because they have no idea who the candidates are or what they stand for. Here are the answers to those questions.

As part of KUT's election coverage, KUT reporters Mose Buchele and Matt Largey interviewed every single candidate for Council, except .  Matt and Mose also produced three features looking at big issues facing the city and explaining candidates' positions on them. 

Here are all those stories and interviews in one place, so you can evaluate the candidates and issues for yourself. If you prefer, you can download all of these stories in .

Early voting continues through the weekend until Tuesday at 7 pm. Election Day is Saturday, May 14. Find your nearest polling station .

Where Candidates Stand On Issues

Place 1

(incumbent)

Place 3

(incumbent)

Place 4

(incumbent)

Everything

Listen to all features and interviews in one hour, or .

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Nathan Bernier is the transportation reporter at KUT. He covers the big projects that are reshaping how we get around Austin, like the I-35 overhaul, the airport's rapid growth and the multibillion-dollar transit expansion Project Connect. He also focuses on the daily changes that affect how we walk, bike and drive around the city. Got a tip? Email him at [email protected]. Follow him on X .
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