El Paso City Council votes to bring in federal lobbyist Forward Global
By Rishi Oza
Published on April 29, 2026.
El Paso City Council voted 7-1 to award a contract to Forward Global to act as a federal lobbyist for the city. The company will provide a permanent representative in Washington D.C. The contract is worth $200,000 for one year and the city has the option to renew it if they choose. The city has been trying for a federal lobbying for around a year and believes it is necessary to have a voice outside of Congressional representatives.
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