...moving to El Paso.
That's right.
Before Cesar announced his candidacy, he was a resident of San Antonio.
Or maybe he still is.
Cesar rents in El Paso, but owns in San Antonio.
See for yourself: Cesar Blanco's Home.
He bought his two-story home sometime in 2010.
You would think Cesar would have sold his home in San Antonio, and bought a place in his district instead of continuing to own that San Antonio home, and pay rent in Austin AND El Paso. I say pay rent in Austin only because I am not so sure if Blanco would commute from San Antonio to Austin during the legislative session. We are talking about a 1 1/2 hour commute one-way from his San Antonio house to the state capitol.
Assuming he has a mortgage to pay, he either has to find a job quickly to make payments on his place in San Antonio, and pay rent in El Paso, or he sells his home in San Antonio to get a place in El Paso.
Either way, you probably shouldn't complain to Blanco about property taxes in El Paso since he doesn't pay them.