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(Seguin) -- The political races have been set in the city of Seguin. City Secretary Kristin Mueller Monday night released a list of the candidates that have filed for mayor and available city council seats. The deadline to file for a place on the November 5 ballot was 5 p.m. Monday. Seguin Mayor Donna Dodgen has filed for reelection, and she will be challenged by newcomer Francisco Luciano Herrera. The District 2 city council race will feature David Eveld and Mario Hernandez. The District 2 seat is currently vacant following the death of Councilwoman Sonia Mendez earlier this year. Two candidates will also face off in the District 4 council race. The candidates include John Carlsson and Ileen Rangel. Rangel is the wife of current
District 4 Councilman Chris Rangel, who is no longer eligible to run for re-election due to term limits. A trio of candidates will appear on the ballot for District 6 seat on the Seguin City Council. Incumbent Monica Carter faces challengers Felix Moreno and Suzanne Wynn. The only uncontested race will be the District 1 council seat. Councilman Joe Rea will run unopposed during the November 5 general election.