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District 5 Forum: Candidates Discuss How They Would Handle the $20 Million Budget Deficit
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February 25, 2025
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Fresno City Council District 5 candidates shared their plans to tackle the city’s projected $20 million budget deficit at GV Wire’s forum Thursday.

The forum included Jose Leon Barraza, a Fresno Parks Commission member; Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas, a Fresno Unified School Board trustee; and Brandon Vang, a Sanger Unified School Board trustee.

They are vying to replace Luis Chavez, who won a seat on the Fresno County Board of Supervisors.

The special election is set for March 18, with a runoff possible if no candidate secures a majority.

Fresno City Council District 5 map.

The production is made possible through a collaboration with CMAC, Fresno’s Community Media Access Collaborative.

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