Peter Michelena
Republican
Financial officer, VFW
The gist
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Brazos County Commissioner
Precinct 4
- Vote for
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- Term
- 4 years
- Candidates
- 2
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A county commissioner is one of four precinct members of the commissioners court, which sets the county budget and tax rate and oversees county roads and services.
Wanda J. Watson
DemocraticIncumbent
County commissioner
The gist
- Supports transit and road investments to shorten commutes.
- Pledges to reduce county tax burden amid growth.
- Supports modern, accessible county elections.
- Proposes recruiting employers offering comprehensive health benefits.
More about Wanda
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Supports transit and road investments to shorten commutes.
Wanda J. Watson — Brazos County Commissioner PCT 4Campaign website · Wanda J. Watson Campaign · wandajwatson.com
“Wanda is prioritizing smarter transit solutions across Bryan and College Station to reduce traffic and shorten commutes.”
Pledges to reduce county tax burden amid growth.
Wanda J. Watson — Brazos County Commissioner PCT 4Campaign website · Wanda J. Watson Campaign · wandajwatson.com
“She is dedicated to reducing your tax burden while prioritizing sustainable housing and local job growth that supports all residents and families.”
Supports modern, accessible county elections.
Wanda J. Watson — Brazos County Commissioner PCT 4Campaign website · Wanda J. Watson Campaign · wandajwatson.com
“Wanda advocates for fair voting standards, ensuring every eligible citizen in Brazos County can head to the polls with total confidence and ease.”
Proposes recruiting employers offering comprehensive health benefits.
Wanda J. Watson — Brazos County Commissioner PCT 4Campaign website · Wanda J. Watson Campaign · wandajwatson.com
“Wanda is bridge-building to close these gaps by recruiting employers who offer high wages and comprehensive health benefits.”
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