Municipal elections are coming up May 4, and the Advocate is covering several races, including the Dallas City Council race for district 10. We’re planning to provide:

• A candidate “cheat sheet” with pertinent details of who they are and what they stand for;
• Information on candidate forums, meet and greets and other non-fundraising events where neighbors can get to know candidates;
• Details on who is funding the campaigns and how much money candidates have raised, as that information is filed; and
• Candidates’ answers to questions that we (and you!) pose to them.

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Any coverage beyond this is really up to you, and here’s what we mean by that: We want to know what matters to you and your neighborhood.

• What kind of reporting would help you differentiate the candidates?
• What questions do you have for the candidates, and what concerns do you have about the city?
• What would motivate you and your neighbors to cast a vote?

What we hear from neighbors will inform which stories we pursue. The point person for the district 10 race is Elissa Chudwin, who can be reached at echudwin@advocatemag.com. Over the next week, neighborhood and homeowner association boards will hear directly from her about further collaboration.

Let us know your questions, and take a minute to read how the race is shaping up so far:

Dallas City Council District 10

DeDe Alexander announces City Council bid

Sirrano Keith Baldeo to challenge McGough in City Council election

Councilman Adam McGough to run for re-election

Here are all the candidates who filed to run for City Council in our area