Victor Haddad - Ballotpedia

Victor "Seby" Haddad is originally from McAllen, Texas. He earned a bachelor's degree from St. Edward's University. He lives in McAllen with his wife and child. 

I bring a practical perspective shaped by experience as a small business owner, employee, and community banker. Having been on both sides of the paycheck, I understand the challenges facing employers who create jobs and workers who rely on steady incomes. As a community banker, I have worked across a wide range of industries, gaining insight into local economies and business development. These experiences have allowed me to build strong relationships within the small business community and through civic and nonprofit organizations, informing my approach to public service.

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Seby currently works as chief lending officer at Lone Star National Bank in McAllen and serves as a board member of GrainChain Inc. and the McAllen Chamber of Commerce. He also serves as an executive board member of the McAllen Foreign Trade Zone and previously served as an executive board member of the McAllen Economic Development Corporation. He has also served as president of the Texas Municipal League Region 12 and as a director on the state Texas Municipal League Board.

Victor is currently a McAllen City Commissioner. He was first elected in 2021.

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Seby currently serves as a McAllen city commissioner. He was first elected in 2019.

Supports policies that provide lasting property tax relief for working families and seniors.

As McAllen city commissioner, reduced the property tax rate four consecutive years.

- Supports policies that provide lasting property tax relief for working families and seniors.
- As McAllen city commissioner, reduced the property tax rate four consecutive years.

Economy

Believes border security should be effective, humane, and grounded in compassion, and has criticized the federal administration's shift in enforcement priorities away from dangerous criminals toward families and working immigrants.

- Believes border security should be effective, humane, and grounded in compassion, and has criticized the federal administration's shift in enforcement priorities away from dangerous criminals toward families and working immigrants.

Public Safety

South Texas House races see accusations of intraparty sabotage

Healthcare

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Supports raising teacher pay and investing in public education and vocational schools.

- Supports raising teacher pay and investing in public education and vocational schools.

Education

Supports investment in water infrastructure for new sources of water and water recapture to address Texas's growing water crisis.

- Supports investment in water infrastructure for new sources of water and water recapture to address Texas's growing water crisis.

Energy & the Environment

As a city commissioner, spearheaded the adoption of term limits for the city of McAllen.

- As a city commissioner, spearheaded the adoption of term limits for the city of McAllen.

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Seby currently works as chief lending officer at Lone Star National Bank in McAllen and serves as a board member of GrainChain Inc. and the McAllen Chamber of Commerce.

Seby currently serves as a McAllen City Commissioner. He was first elected in 2019. He also serves as an executive board member of the McAllen Foreign Trade Zone and previously served as an executive board member of the McAllen Economic Development Corporation. He has also served as President of the Texas Municipal League Region 12 and as a director on the state Texas Municipal League Board. 

As McAllen City Commissioner, reduced the property tax rate four consecutive years.

- Supports policies that provide lasting property tax relief for working families and seniors.
- As McAllen City Commissioner, reduced the property tax rate four consecutive years.

As of April 1, 2026, Victor "Seby" Haddad’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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