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2026 ENDORSED CANDIDATES!

STEVE DIEHL
INGLESIDE CITY COUNCIL
PLACE 2
Steve is a retiree, longtime Ingleside resident, and a former member of the Ingleside City Council. He has been a champion for environmental protection and sustainable growth, and opposes the proposed Project YaREN ammonia plant near Ingleside neighborhoods and schools.

MYRA ALANIZ
NUECES COUNTY WATER CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #3
Myra is a founding member of Concerned Citizens of Robstown and Calallen, an effort to challenge the Nueces Green Ammonia (Avina) air permit proposed near Robstown, in close proximity to homes, schools and parks. She is retired after spending 25 years as an administrative assistant to Federal Judge B. Janice Ellington.

MELANIE OLDHAM
FREEPORT CITY COUNCIL
WARD A
Melanie is a longtime ally of TCE and a leader within Better Brazoria, an organization dedicated to environmental protection in southern Brazoria County. Melanie is also active in South Brazoria Democrats, and will bring responsive, responsible public service to Freeport City Council.

JIMMY MORALES
NUECES COUNTY WATER CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #3
Jimmy is a 55-year resident of Robstown and husband of 26 years with three children. He's worked as a logistics manager for 19 years. Jimmy served on the Robstown City Council for 2 terms, and volunteers in city cleanups and for the American Cancer Society. He is active with Concerned Citizens of Robstown and Calallen.

TERESA GARNER
CALHOUN COUNTY ISD
PLACE 6
Teresa is a proud mother and grandmother. For 40 years she has worked as a hairstylist, including time as a salon owner and a cosmetology instructor. Teresa's grandchildren attend Calhoun ISD schools. As a school board trustee, she will support students, teachers, and families.

JONATHAN GERBER
SURFSIDE BEACH CITY COUNCIL
AT LARGE
Jon is a current member of the Surfside Beach City Council and was most recently re-elected by one of the largest margins in city history. He is both an artist and a construction professional who regularly donates his work to the Village. He has been a champion for stopping the SPOT oil project. He is an avid surfer.

STEVE KEDLARCHUCK
SURFSIDE BEACH CITY COUNCIL
AT LARGE
Steve is a retired oil field engineer for Otis Engineering and current member of the Surfside Beach City Council. He works part-time at MSR Houston raceway in Angleton. A 24-year resident of Surfside, Steve's priorities including fixing the village’s bad drinking water problem and stopping the proposed SPOT oil pipeline project.
RECENT WINNING CANDIDATES!

SYLVIA CAMPOS
CORPUS CHRISTI CITY COUNCIL
PLACE 2
Sylvia is a native Corpus Christian and retired healthcare industry professional who previously served on the city's Parks and Recreation Board. Sylvia is a champion for clean drinking water and protecting the environment.

JIM KLEIN
CORPUS CHRISTI CITY COUNCIL
AT-LARGE
Jim is a Professor of History at Del Mar College. He served on the city's Landmark Commission was a founding member of the Coastal Alliance to Protect our Environment. Jim supports clean air, clean water and clean beaches.

BRANDON MCGEE
DENTON CITY COUNCIL
PLACE 5
Brandon is a longtime community organizer and non-profit board member who previously served on Denton's Zoning Board of Adjustment. He works to strengthen City Hall's climate and environmental policies.

YVETTE VILLALOBOS
ROBSTOWN ISD
MEMBER
Yvette is a small business owner, an American Red Cross volunteer, a Board Member of the RISD Education Foundation, and is active with Concerned Citizens of Robstown. She opposes RISD tax breaks for a proposed ammonia facility near RISD schools.

Dana Dworaczyk
CALHOUN COUNTY ISD
AT LARGE
Dana was born in Calhoun County, attended CCISD schools, and returned home to a 32-year career with the district as a math teacher and administrator, ultimately serving as principal of Calhoun High School. She holds two master's degrees, one in math and computer science and another in Educational Leadership.
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