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Ross McMullin (Keller's Mayor Pro Tem Nov. 2025) and family

Keller City Council’s Ross McMullin announces candidacy for mayor

By Patricia Ortiz

Current Mayor Pro Tem and Place 6 City Council Member Ross McMullin has announced his plans to run for Mayor in the May 2026 election.

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