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Mayor, City of College Station

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor presides over the College Station city council, which passes city ordinances and adopts the city budget.

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Bob YancyCity of College Station

Bob Yancy

No party listed

Property leasing business owner

The gist

  • Pledges no city tax rate increases.
  • Supports competitive pay and staffing for police and fire.
  • Led council opposition to the Midtown data center.
  • Opposed the Pebble Creek Parkway extension and expansion.
  • Supports expanding housing construction and primary jobs.
  • Supported private funding for youth softball and baseball fields.
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  1. Pledges no city tax rate increases.

    Platform — Bob Yancy

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “I have never voted for a tax rate increase- not once.”
  2. Supports competitive pay and staffing for police and fire.

    Bob Yancy for Mayor of College Station

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “Consistent advocate for competitive pay, equipment, and staffing so College Station becomes a destination department.”
  3. Led council opposition to the Midtown data center.

    Bob Yancy for Mayor of College Station

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “Led the successful opposition to the Midtown data center and secured stronger NDA and disclosure policies”
  4. Opposed the Pebble Creek Parkway extension and expansion.

    Bob Yancy for Mayor of College Station

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “Opposed the Pebble Creek Parkway extension and expansion to ensure quiet and safe neighborhood streets.”
  5. Supports expanding housing construction and primary jobs.

    Platform — Bob Yancy

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “I’ll always be a champion of business issues so we can grow primary jobs in College Station and ramp up housing construction.”
  6. Supported private funding for youth softball and baseball fields.

    Bob Yancy for Mayor of College Station

    Campaign website · Bob Yancy Campaign · bobyancy.com

    “Supported a private-sector funding initiative to finally bring adequate youth softball and baseball facilities to our city.”

Elizabeth Cunha

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The gist

  • Supported keeping Zoom access to city committee meetings.
  • Pledges to broaden resident engagement with city hall.
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  1. Supported keeping Zoom access to city committee meetings.

    Transparency & Accountability — Elizabeth Cunha for Mayor

    Campaign website · Elizabeth Cunha Campaign · cunhaformayor.com

    “I also pushed to maintain Zoom on committee meetings years after COVID as a means to maintain open access to busy residents.”
  2. Pledges to broaden resident engagement with city hall.

    Transparency & Accountability — Elizabeth Cunha for Mayor

    Campaign website · Elizabeth Cunha Campaign · cunhaformayor.com

    “As Mayor, I will look for additional ways to broaden resident engagement and deepen resident trust.”

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