Alejandra Salinas, a candidate in the November 4 special election for Houston City Council At-Large Position 4, announced that her campaign has raised $502,341.43 from its launch through October 1, 2025. Fifteen candidates filed by the September deadline to compete for the seat, which will fill the remaining term running through January 1, 2028. Campaign finance reports covering contributions from July 1 through September 25 are due October 6.

Salinas, a nationally recognized attorney, has worked on cases involving voting rights, student protections against discrimination, and challenges to political gerrymandering before the Supreme Court. Her campaign focuses on neighborhood safety, access to affordable and reliable city services, infrastructure improvements, economic opportunities for working families, protection of Houston’s water supply, and promoting equity in city decision-making.

The campaign reached its fundraising goal of $500,000 on October 1, signaling early support for her platform.

More information is available at AlejandraSalinas.com.