Luis Minor Enters El Centro City Council Race, Opposes Measure T Tax Increase

Yuma El Centro, AZ, October 13, 2026 —

Luis Minor, a retired law enforcement officer and community volunteer, has entered the El Centro City Council race, placing fiscal transparency at the center of his campaign. Minor has expressed opposition to the proposed Measure T sales tax increase, arguing that city officials should provide clearer financial accountability before residents are asked to bear additional tax costs.

The campaign’s stated position links the proposed tax increase to questions about how city finances are communicated and accounted for. Minor’s argument, as described, is that residents should have clearer information from officials before being asked to pay more through a sales tax. Further details about what financial disclosures or accountability measures he is seeking were not provided.

Information provided about Minor identifies him as a retired law enforcement officer and community volunteer. It does not specify which City Council seat he is seeking, when he entered the race, or what other issues are part of his campaign. No details were provided about the proposed Measure T increase, including its rate, expected revenue, or when voters may consider it.

The available information establishes opposition to Measure T and fiscal transparency as campaign themes, but does not include responses from city officials or other candidates. It also does not provide additional information about the measure’s status or the city’s financial plans. Those details remain unspecified in the information provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Lynette Niebla on kyma.com, see more information here.

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