A newcomer to the Dripping Springs political scene has vastly outspent the entire field running for a handful of city council seats up for grabs May 4.
Geoffrey Tahuahua, who is running in the Place 5 city council race, spent more than $3,200 on his campaign, according to 30-day campaign finance reports filed April 4. Additionally, Tahuahua collected more than $3,300 in political contributions from 15 different sources from Jan. 11 to March 25.
Primary contributions to Tahuahua’s campaign include $500 from John Rowley, founder of CounterPoint Messaging, a Nashville, TN-based message media and digital firm. Tahuahua also received a $500 contribution from San Coleman of Coleman & Associates, an Austin-area landscape architect. A $400 contribution came from Pamela Medere, an attorney with Jackson Walker LLP. Tahuahua took out a $2,500 personal loan, according to the report.
