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City officials

Elected officials for Lubbock — promises, tenure record, and accountability.

20 officials6 council

Mayor

Mark McBrayer

2024 to May 2028

Mark McBrayer's platform appears to be centered on a focus on neighborhoods. He has announced his reelection campaign for Mayor of Lubbock, Texas.

1 campaign promise60 meetings60 decisions5 news mentions

City council

Christy Martinez-Garcia

District 1 Council Member

2022 to May 2030

60 meetings60 decisions2 news mentions

Gordon Harris

District 2 Council Member

2024-2028

Gordon Harris's platform centers on addressing economic growth challenges within Lubbock and fostering increased civic engagement among residents. His campaign emphasizes a commitment to these key areas for the city's development and community involvement.

2 campaign promises60 meetings60 decisions1 news mentions

Brayden Rose

District 4 Council Member

2024-2028

The provided articles focus on Brayden Rose's resignation from the Lubbock City Council and the subsequent special election. There is no information available regarding his specific campaign promises or platform positions.

1 campaign promise60 meetings60 decisions3 news mentions

Jennifer Wilson

District 5 Council Member

2022 to May 2030

60 meetings60 decisions3 news mentions

Tim Collins

District 6 Council Member

2024-2028

Tim Collins' platform focuses on strengthening Lubbock's essential infrastructure, specifically addressing the city's water and electric systems. His priority is to ensure these systems are robust and capable of supporting the city's future needs.

1 campaign promise60 meetings60 decisions

David Bruegel

District 3 Council Member

May 2026 to 2029

David Bruegel's platform centers on fiscal conservatism and community security. His primary priorities include maintaining low tax burdens for citizens and strengthening public safety measures within District 3.

2 campaign promises47 meetings47 decisions5 news mentions

Former officials (13)

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