College Station, TXVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

College Station Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Elizabeth Cunha

Candidate for Mayor

10 candidates · 4 seats5 sourced positions

Elizabeth Cunha is running for mayor of College Station in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Bob Yancy.

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Former College Station council member (Place 4, 2020–2024). She lists service on the Planning and Zoning board and as chair of the Parks and Recreation Board; Community Impact lists her occupation as clerk.

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www.cunhaformayor.com

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The official ballot lists Mayor: Bob Yancy, Elizabeth Cunha; Place 1: Mark Smith, Howard Mayne, Roy May; Place 2: Chandler Arden, Michael Kidd; Place 5 (unexpired term): Tre Watson, Padon Holt, Valen Cepak. Brazos County sample ballot, Nov 3, 2026

Where Elizabeth Cunha stands: positions on the record

Public Works facility1 sourced position
Taxes1 sourced position
Housing1 sourced position
Terafab and growth1 sourced position
  • Points to the city's three new wells as the kind of long-range planning needed for nearby projects such as Terafab.

    “Proactive long range planning like this is key to addressing planned developments outside of our city’s purview but whose proximity may impact city services.”

    Own statementCommunity Impact candidate Q&A · Sep 28, 2026

Past candidacies1 sourced position

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