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Learn more about the three candidates running for the Place 4 position in Keller City Council.
What you need to know
Residents can vote for the candidate to take the Place 4 position in Keller City Council during the upcoming May 2 election. It is one of four Keller council member positions up for election this year.
The Place 4 race is considered a special election after Tag Green, the former Place 4 council member, resigned to run for the mayoral position. The winner of the Place 4 race will finish the remainder of the current term through 2028.
