2026 Texas General Election

2026 Texas General Runoff

Nonpartisan

I have lived in Granbury for over a decade. I own and run a business on the historic downtown square, and I am a Christian wife and a mom of two daughters.

Janet Logsdon Campaign | About

Janet Logsdon is married and has two daughters.

Janet Logsdon owns and operates a business on Granbury's historic downtown square.

Janet Logsdon’s run for Granbury City Council, Place 4, in the November 3, 2026, general election, is her first run for elected office.

Lower Taxes, Not Raise Them

Hardworking families and fixed-income seniors already feel the pressure of rising property values. Another tax increase takes more of what they have earned and makes it harder for people to stay in the homes they love. I will fight to keep taxes as low as possible and make city government live within its means.

Janet Logsdon Campaign | Issues

Pledges to keep city taxes as low as possible and limit city spending.

- Pledges to keep city taxes as low as possible and limit city spending.

Economy

Your Voice, Our Future

In a free country, the people are the boss. When thousands of citizens sign petitions under our city charter and those petitions are brushed aside, it tells us our voices no longer matter. I will treat the will of the people with the respect it deserves and never hide from accountability.

Pledges to respect citizen petitions and remain accountable to residents.

- Pledges to respect citizen petitions and remain accountable to residents.

Public Services

Protect Us From Data Centers

The people of Granbury deserve honesty from the leaders they elected. When city officials annex land and rezone it for a massive industrial project while denying they knew about it, they break the trust that makes local government work. I will always put transparency first and protect our community from decisions made behind closed doors.

Pledges to prioritize transparency in annexation and rezoning decisions for industrial projects.

- Pledges to prioritize transparency in annexation and rezoning decisions for industrial projects.

Housing & Urban Development

Get Rid of Flock Cameras

Americans should be able to drive down the street without the government tracking them. Hood County listened to its citizens and removed their cameras; Granbury still has dozens of them watching us. I believe in limited government, and I will work to end this kind of warrantless surveillance in our city.

Plans to end warrantless Flock-camera surveillance in Granbury.

Plans to end Flock-camera surveillance in Granbury.

- Plans to end Flock-camera surveillance in Granbury.

Public Safety

Build Infrastructure Right

Good roads matter, but blank checks do not. The people deserve clear answers about total costs and who pays before the city spends more of their money. I will demand full transparency and protect taxpayers every step of the way.

Calls for disclosure of total costs and who pays before spending on city infrastructure.

- Calls for disclosure of total costs and who pays before spending on city infrastructure.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Janet Logsdon's campaign biography states: “I led the Recall Petitions by knocking on doors, standing in the heat at events, and stood shoulder to shoulder with you against the data center and those who pushed it.”

Energy & the Environment

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Janet Logsdon

Janet Logsdon is a wife and mother of two daughters.

Janet owns and runs a business on the downtown square.

- Pledges to keep city taxes as low as possible and have city government live within its means.

- Pledges to respect citizen petitions and remain accountable to Granbury residents.

As of October 6, 2026, Janet Logsdon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Plans to end warrantless surveillance by Flock cameras in Granbury.

- Pledges to demand public disclosure of infrastructure costs and funding sources before additional city spending.

- Pledges to prioritize transparency in data-center decisions and protect Granbury from decisions made behind closed doors.

Janet Logsdon is a Christian wife and mother of two daughters.

Janet Logsdon owns and operates a business on Granbury's downtown square.

- Pledges to respect charter petitions and remain accountable to residents.

- Pledges to prioritize transparency in annexations and rezonings involving major industrial projects.
- Led recall petitions opposing a data center and those who supported it.

- Plans to work to end warrantless surveillance by the city's Flock cameras.

- Calls for disclosure of total costs and who pays before additional city infrastructure spending.

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Alejandra Gracias

Skip Overdier, a local business owner, has been a resident of Granbury for over 15 years. He has expressed a strong commitment to improving local infrastructure and enhancing community engagement.

Place 4 race draws contest in Granbury council election

December 9, 2023 General Election Runoff
The City of Granbury held its general election runoff on December 9, 2023 for the purpose of electing a Councilmember Place 4 for a term of 3 years. Gary "Skip" Overdier was elected.

Prior Elections | Granbury, TX

Skip was elected to the Granbury City Council for Place 4 in a 2023 runoff for a three-year term.

Prior Elections | Granbury, TX - Official Website

As of October 6, 2026, Skip Overdier did not have a website or any information online.

When asked about the bill, Overdier stated, "I believe that investing in our infrastructure is crucial for the growth and safety of our community. We need to ensure that our roads are safe and our public facilities are up to standard to attract new businesses and residents."

Advocates for infrastructure investment to improve road safety and public facilities.

- Advocates for infrastructure investment to improve road safety and public facilities.

LinkedIn

Skip Overdier

- Voted for Granbury's proposed 2024 tax rate, which the city said would not increase property taxes.

As of October 6, 2026, Skip Overdier’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- City council members collaborate to create and enforce city policies, including legislation on essential services like police, fire, parks, libraries, and utilities.
- They work alongside the mayor to manage city departments, including transportation and parks and recreation.
- Council members can be elected to represent specific districts or the entire city at-large.
- The structure of city councils, including the number of members, their terms, term limits, and partisanship, differs by county.

Passes laws and regulations for your city.

Granbury City Council Member, Position 4

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