Glasgow Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Henry
Royse

Henry Royse, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Glasgow in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Bob R. Miller.

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The race · Mayor

  1. 01Bob R. Miller
  2. 02Henry RoyseYou’re reading
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On the record: Henry Royse

5 sourced
01Second term1 sourced position
  • Said he is running for a second term to finish work begun in his first.

    A lot of the things that we have to get accomplished around here take more than four years.”

    Own statementWCLU · Oct 30, 2025Link

02Industrial incentives1 sourced position
  • Said occupational-tax incentives for two incoming companies are valuable for recruiting and that Glasgow needs to be competitive.

    So, it’s a valuable thing for recruiting.”

    Own statementWBKO · Sep 30, 2025Link

03City land1 sourced position
  • Said the city bought the Cleveland Avenue property to make it available to developers.

    We are buying the property to make it available to developers who want to invest in our community,”

    Own statementWBKO · Dec 2, 2024Link

04Past candidacy1 sourced position
  • Ran for Glasgow mayor in 2022 and won with 81.78 percent of the vote, per the county clerk's results as reported.

    Own statementWCLU · Oct 30, 2025Link

05Campaign priorities1 sourced position
  • His campaign site lists purposeful growth, jobs, small business and downtown, infrastructure, education and workforce, and quality of life.

    Own statementHenry Royse for MayorLink

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