Rice City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Andrew
Duke

Andrew Duke is running for Rice City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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The race · City Council

  1. 01Andrew DukeYou’re reading
  2. 02Paula K. KampaIncumbent
  3. 03Kenneth NodoIncumbent
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Director of Operations for a technology company, with more than 20 years in leadership and management.

Incumbents Paula Kampa and Kenneth Nodo are being challenged by Andrew Duke for two council seats. Benton County Herald · Sep 26, 2026

On the record: Andrew Duke

7 sourced
01Ballot listing1 sourced position
02Water supply1 sourced position
  • Named water as a top issue and said he would push to keep the search for water moving forward quickly.

    I will do whatever I can to keep the search for water moving forward in the best and fastest way possible.”

    Own statementBenton County Herald · Sep 26, 2026Link

03Taxes and roads1 sourced position
  • Said there can be ways to spend less or cut excess areas to pay for priorities.

    There can be ways to spend less or cut the fat in other or excessive areas to make priorities a reality.”

    Own statementBenton County Herald · Sep 26, 2026Link

04Development costs1 sourced position
05Growth and planning2 sourced positions
  • Said the council should plan ahead for growth rather than react to issues as they come.

    I believe the council should focus on planning ahead rather than reacting to issues as they come.”

    Own statementBenton County Herald · Sep 26, 2026Link

  • Said Rice is growing and the city needs to be prepared for that growth.

    Rice is growing, and I believe the city needs to be prepared for that growth.”

    Own statementBallotpediaLink

06Communication1 sourced position
  • Said the city should use available tools and technology to be transparent and get more community involvement.

    The easiest thing we can do is utilize the amazing tools, information, technology and communication methods available to be transparent, open and get more community involvement.”

    Own statementBenton County Herald · Sep 26, 2026Link

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