Granbury voters have spoken. The city’s unofficial election tally, released on November 4, confirms that incumbent‑candidate Janet Logsdon captured the Council Place 4 seat with 3,005 votes, representing 66% of the ballots cast. Her opponent, Skip Overdier, received 1,528 votes, or 34%.

Place 6: A Single Candidate

For Council Place 6, Alex Wolf ran unopposed and received all 3,822 votes counted, giving him a 100% share of the vote. No other candidates appeared on the ballot for this seat.

Term Length and Next Steps

Both council positions carry three‑year terms. The city’s election officials will forward the unofficial totals to the Granbury City Council, which is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, November 17, at 6 p.m. During that session, council members will formally certify the results and swear in the newly elected officials.

Where to Find Full Results

Detailed vote counts and precinct‑by‑precinct breakdowns are available on the official election portal at Clarity Elections. Residents seeking more information about the voting process or wishing to review the official record can consult that site.

What This Means for Granbury

With Logsdon’s clear majority and Wolf’s uncontested win, the council will maintain continuity while also bringing fresh perspectives to city governance. The upcoming certification meeting will confirm the new composition of the council, allowing the body to move forward on its agenda for the next three years.

Granbury citizens are encouraged to attend the November 17 council meeting to hear the official certification and any remarks from the incoming council members. Participation in local government remains a cornerstone of community involvement and ensures that elected officials remain accountable to the residents they serve.

Original reporting: City of Granbury News Flash — read the source article.