claim: four (maybe five) latinos have served on the austin city council.
author: mike martinez
evidence_1: nov 5, 2014 ... delia garza, a former firefighter and attorney who is new to the political world  made history as the first latina in austin's city council. ... 4, following her win. ...  we've broken one of maybe the last glass ceilings and barriers ... eighteen  hispanics, including five latinas, ran in seven council districts tuesday.
evidence_2: mike "martinez has voted to raise taxes and utility rates while ending free bus  service for ... four (maybe five) latinos have served on the austin city council.
evidence_3: in may 2008, the city council adopted a resolution directing the ... 4. city of  austin hispanic quality of life. opportunity for prosperity .... approximately 33%  of the respondents have lived in austin for twenty-five years or more compared  ..... continues to serve as an economic development opportunity for austin and  we must.
evidence_4: oct 30, 2014 ... davis, border security, education, austin-specific topics -- and (hottest for last)  pants on fire rulings. texas government spending it's mostly true, as gov. ... the  council through history had included four or five hispanic members. ... a fellow  council member running for mayor, incorrectly said the city had put ...
evidence_5: austin is the capital of the u.s. state of texas and the seat of travis county, with  portions extending into hays and williamson counties. it is the 11th-most  populous city in the united states and the 4th-most populous city in texas. it is  also the fastest growing large city in the united states, the second most ... as of  the u.s. census bureau's july 1, 2017 estimate, austin had a ...