Live Blog: 2022 city election results

By Colin Killian, Public Communications Manager

Welcome to our live election blog from the Brazos Center.

UPDATE (11/15): All votes have been counted, including 159 late absentee and military ballots and 71 provisional ballots.

John Nichols is officially elected mayor and Mark Smith (Place 1), William Wright (Place 2) and Bob Yancy (Place 5) are elected to the city council. Voters also passed three of five bond propositions.

The city council will officially canvass the votes and the new members will be sworn into office on Monday, Nov. 21.

MAYOR

Nichols will serve a four-year term that ends in November 2026. 

Rick Robison	5,333	25.4 %
John Nichols	13,353	63.5 %
Jacobs Randolph	2,325	11.1 %

CITY COUNCIL PLACE 1

Smith will serve a four-year term that ends in November 2026. 

Mark Smith	11,314	56.9 %
Aron Collins	8,571	43.1%

CITY COUNCIL PLACE 2

Wright will serve a four-year term that ends in November 2026. 

David Levine	9,314	47.5 %
William Wright	10,276	52.5 %

CITY COUNCIL PLACE 5

Yancy will serve the rest of John Nichols’ unexpired term through November 2024. 

Nicole Gallucci	7,018	34.8 %
Bob Yancy	10,527	52.1 %
Willie B. Blackmon	2,647	13.1 %

PROPOSITION A
Public Safety Improvements

Fire Station No. 7

For	17,470	68.6 %
Against	7,987	31.4 %

PROPOSITION B
Transportation

Rock Prairie Road East Widening

For	15,587	61.9 %
Against	9,599	38.1 %

PROPOSITION C
Sports & Tourism

Texas Independence Ballpark Phase 2 | Veterans Park Improvements

For	11,961	47.5 %
Against	13,216	52.5 %

PROPOSITION D
Parks Improvements/Redevelopment

Bachmann Baseball/Soccer Facilities | Pickleball/Futsal Courts

Bee Creek/Central Tennis Courts | Thomas Park Redevelopment

Lincoln Center Area Improvements | Central Park Operations Shop

For	15,375	61.0%
Against	9,844	39.0%

PROPOSITION E
Mabel Clare Thomas Park Pool

For	12,103	48.3 %
Against	12,950	51.7 %

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