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Galveston · officials
Elected officials for Galveston — promises, tenure record, and accountability.
May 2026 - May 2028
Mayor John Paul Listowski's platform centers on the fiscal management of Galveston, with a specific focus on balancing city taxes and spending. His administration prioritizes sustainable urban growth and development as the city navigates ongoing challenges regarding local infrastructure and land use.
May 2024 - May 2028
Sharon B. Lewis is running for Galveston's District 1 council member, emphasizing her commitment to putting in the work for the city. Her campaign appears to focus on dedicated service and representing the interests of District 1.
May 2026 - May 2028
May 2024 - May 2028
The provided articles do not contain specific details about Bob Brown's campaign promises or platform positions beyond his candidacy for reelection as Galveston City Council District 3 representative. The focus of the articles is on election results and other candidates.
May 2024 - May 2028
The provided articles do not detail specific campaign promises or platform positions for Alex Porretto beyond his candidacy for re-election to Galveston City Council District 4. The focus is primarily on election results and candidate entries/withdrawals.
June 2026 - May 2028
Michael Niebuhr's campaign platform centered on the management of Galveston's growth and the improvement of city infrastructure. His priorities focused on addressing the developmental needs of District 5 to support the city's evolving landscape.
May 2026 - May 2028
2024-2026
Beau Rawlins' platform appears to center on the key issues of urban growth and infrastructure development within Galveston. He also expressed a stance on public safety by advocating for the defunding of the city's parking police.
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Brian Maxwell's platform centers on fiscal responsibility and the management of city finances. His priorities involve navigating the city's economic challenges and administrative oversight as a key figure in Galveston's local government.