City races will be part of the general election in November
Posted/updated on: September 10, 2020 at 2:35 pm
TYLER — The Tyler City Council elections will be on the General Election ballot on November 3. The city officially voted unanimously to combine the elections at their regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday. The elections are normally held each May, but were derailed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. With Mayor Martin Heines terming out, that race along with 3 council seats, District 2, 4, and 6, are up for grabs. Races on the upcoming ballot for the city of Tyler include;
Mayor
Joel Rando
Don Warren
District 2 (West)
Broderick McGee (Incumbent)
Derrith Bondurant
District 4 (Northeast)
James Wynee
Nick Pesina
District 6 (South)
Brad Curtis
District 6 has remained vacant after the death of interim council member Criss Sudduth. He was chosen in a special election back in 2019 after the seat was vacated by John Nix.
Below are a list of deadlines regarding the November 3 election:
October 5: Voter Registration Deadline
October 23: Deadline to submit application to vote by mail
October 13-30: Dates for early voting
