League City Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Nick Long

Candidate for Mayor (incumbent)

14 candidates · 6 seats7 sourced positions

Nick Long, the incumbent, is running for mayor of League City in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Tom Crews.

Last day to register to vote · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Mayor since 2022 and a League City council member since 2014. Consultant; co-founded a benefits consulting firm and a real estate investment firm.

Endorsed by: His site lists U.S. Rep. Randy Weber, state Sen. Mayes Middleton, state Reps. Greg Bonnen, Terri Leo Wilson and Dennis Paul, Galveston County officials, and council members Andy Mann, Chad Tressler, Courtney Chadwell, Sean Saunders, Scott Higginbotham and Tommy Cones. Nick Long campaign website
Campaign website: www.mayornicklong.com

Where Nick Long stands: positions on the record

Homelessness and camping2 sourced positions

Sponsored and voted yes on the Healthy Spaces ordinance regulating camping on public and private property (passed 7-1 on second reading, May 2026).
Council voteCity Council minutes, May 26, 2026 · May 26, 2026
as reported by Houston Public Media
Said the camping and panhandling rules respond to a rise in encampments and to panhandling in medians.
“It’s a safety concern. It’s just not going to be allowed.”
Own statementHouston Public Media · Jun 10, 2026

Property taxes1 sourced position

Voted yes on the FY2027 budget, which used a proposed tax rate equal to the $0.356505 no-new-revenue rate (passed 8-0 on first reading, Aug. 2026).
Council voteCity Council minutes, Aug. 25, 2026 · Aug 25, 2026

Growth and infrastructure1 sourced position

Lists development paying its own way, without taxpayer support, among his top priorities.
“Development pays its own way. No taxpayer support.”
Own statementCommunity Impact · Sep 30, 2026

Data centers1 sourced position

as reported by The Daily News
Proposed requiring a special-use permit for data centers, so the council can approve or deny each one.
“Even if they agree to every single thing, we can still say no at that point”
Own statementThe Daily News (Galveston) · Oct 2, 2026

Flock cameras2 sourced positions

Sponsored the ordinance placing a nonbinding question about the city's license plate reader cameras on the Nov. 3 ballot and voted yes (passed 6-1 on first reading, Aug. 2026).
Council voteCity Council minutes, Aug. 11, 2026 · Aug 11, 2026
Co-sponsored an ordinance creating a Citizen Data Privacy Committee to oversee the city's Flock license plate reader system (Sept. 2026).
Council voteCity Council agenda, Sept. 22, 2026 · Sep 22, 2026

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