Bryan mayor pro-tem James Edge visits with Scott DeLucia on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs March 11, 2026 to review the March 10th city council meeting.
Listen to “Bryan mayor James Edge visits The Infomaniacs March 11, 2026” on Spreaker.
Bryan Mayor Pro-Tem James Edge Visits The Infomaniacs March 11, 2026
More News
Mayor Elect Bob Yancy talks what’s next
Big thanks to College Station Mayor Elect Bob Yancy for taking some time this morning to give us his takeaways from last nights elections. Hear the conversation below: <a class=”spreaker-player” href=”https://www.spreaker.com/episode/bob-yancy-on-the-infomaniacs–76177699″ data-resource=”episode_id=76177699″ data-width=”100%” data-height=”200px” data-theme=”light” data-playlist=”false” data-playlist-continuous=”false” data-chapters-image=”true” data-episode-image-position=”right” data-hide-logo=”false” data-hide-likes=”false” data-hide-comments=”false” data-hide-sharing=”false” data-hide-download=”true” data-title=”Bob Yancy on The Infomaniacs”>Listen to “Bob Yancy on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.</a>
LATEST UPDATES: 2026 General Election Results
Final results from Brazos County: Mayor – City of Bryan Bobby Gutierrez: 13,164 (56.9%) <– winner Rafael Pena: 9,882 (43.1%) Bryan City Council Single Member District 1 Paul Torres: 1,664 (70.7%) <– winner Chris Scotti: 688 (29.3%) Bryan City Council Single Member District 2 (HEADED TO RUNOFF) Chrissy Ransome: 1,464 (43.5%) Jeanette Stewart Moseley: 951 (28.3%) Ray Arrington: 949 (28.2%) Mayor – City of College Station Bob Yancy: 18,365 (59.1%) <– winner Elizabeth Cunha: 12,691 (40.9%) College Station City Council Place 1 (HEADED TO RUNOFF) Mark Smith: 10,159 (39.3%) Howard Mayne: 9,903 (38.3%) Roy May: 5,795 (22.4%) College Station City Council Place 2 Chandler Arden: 15,274 (62.2%) <– winner Michael Kidd: 9,111 (37.4%) College Station City Council Place 5 (Unexpired) (HEADED TO RUNOFF) Tre Watson: 12,156 (47.7%) Padon Holt: 8,912 (35.0%) Valen Cepak: 4,399 (17.3%) Brazos County Commissioner Precinct 4 Peter Michelena (R): 4,566 (34.2%) Wanda Watson (D): 8,791 (65.8%) <– winner Brazos County Constable Precinct 4 Guadalupe “Lupe” Arredondo (R): 4,785 (36.0%) Hezekiah Carter Jr. (D): 8,495 (64.0%) <– winner State Rep District 14 Paul Dyson (R): 30,465 (48.5%) Janet Dudding (D): 30,780 (49.0%) <– winner Jeff Miller (L): 1,568 (2.5%) PROP A – Removal of Texas Avenue Medians For: 20,007 (78.4%) <– winner Against: 5,507 (21.6%) Bryan ISD PROP A – VATRE Tax Increase For: 13,652 (41.1%) Against: 19,591 (58.9%) <– winner Bryan ISD Single Member District 2 David Sessum: 1,796 (41.7%) Chris Cartwright: 2,515 (58.3%) <– winner College Station ISD Trustee Place 6 Michelle Gallagher: 22,153 (72.4%) <– winner Kim Ege: 8,459 (27.6%) College Station ISD Trustee Place 7 Heather Simmen: 16,104 (54.5%) <– winner Karen Strope: 13,461 (45.5%) Results from the Brazos and Grimes Counties: Navasota ISD Prop A – VATRE Tax Increase For: 129 Against: 195 <– winner Brazos County Uncontested Races: County Judge: Kyle Kacal (R) Judge, County Court at Law No.1: Amanda S. Matzke (R) Judge, County Court at Law No.2: Mark Maltsberger (R) District Clerk: Wayland Van Nest (R) County Clerk: Ashlie Peters-Bowman (R) County Treasurer: Cristian Villareal (R) County Commissioner Precinct 2: Kyle Greenwood (R) Justice of the Peace Precinct 1: Kenny E. Elliott (R) Justice of the Peace Precinct 2: Terrence Nunn (R) Justice of the Peace Precinct 3: Kim Russell (R) Justice of the Peace Precinct 4: Darrell Booker (D) County Constable Precinct 1: Jeff W. Reeves (R) County Constable Precinct 2: Donald Joe Lampo (R) County Constable Precinct 3: J.P. Ingram (R) Bryan ISD At-Large Place 6: Joel Bryan
Blue Wave Sweeps Across Texas on Election Night
It was a great night or an awful night depending on which side of the aisle you prefer. It was the liberal voices that were heard Tuesday night. It wasn’t just a blue wave, it was a blue tsunami. Democrats took Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller of Public Accounts, Commissioner of the General Land Office, Commission of Agriculture, Railroad Commission, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justice Place 2, Supreme Court Justice Place 7, Supreme Court Justice Place 8, Criminal Court of Appeals Judge Place 3, Criminal Court of Appeals Judge Place 4, and Criminal Court of Appeals Judge Place 9. For those keeping count, that’s a clean sweep of statewide races. James Talarico also beat Ken Paxton to represent Texas in the Senate. Got a news tip? e-mail us at news@wtaw.com, text us at (979) 695-1620, or reach out on Facebook or Twitter/X.